PETROTA TRAIL

Petrota Trail is the continuation of the Synaxi trail. You leave the impressive rocky area behind and enter another landscape, with different vegetation, dominated by kermes oaks. If you look towards the sea, your eyes are drawn by two strange forms on the coast. You can approach them heading Eastwards(approximately 350 m from the main path).info by www.igme.gr.

2017-11-08

Petrota Trail

Author: fotis_mar
Created: November 8, 2017
Updated: September 24, 2020

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Distance Instructions

Label

Difficulty: Challenging

Way Marking

Walking Mode

10.2km one way / 20.4km return

10.2km / 20.4km

Distance

2h 30min / 5h

Time

Min Altitude

118m

Peak

268m / 340m

Climb

340m / 268m

Descent

Start Ancient Theatre of Maroneia Marmaritsa Beach Synaxi Beach Destination

Start

Altitude: 77 m

Starting from the dirt road.You will find Maroneia Trails signs.

Ancient Theatre of Maroneia

Altitude: 71 m

You will reach the Ancient Theater of Maroneia 1.5 km away from the start of the trail. It was constructed in the Hellenistic period and remodeled in Roman times. Three rows of stone seats of the caveat, the central and the horseshoe-shaped conduit of the orchestra and the building of the Roman scene are preserved.

Marmaritsa Beach

Altitude: 10 m

The Marmaritsa beach is part of the rift of Maroneia – Makris – ancient marble quarry. Majestic deep blue sea, panoramic view of the Thracian Sea and islands Samothraki and Thassos are also visible from the beach.

Synaxi Beach

Altitude: 8 m

Synaxis – Coastal Archeological Site. Visitors can admire the archeological site, where a Byzantine basilica with frescoes is built on the ruins of an ancient temple and enjoy the impressive beach, with the large pebbles and the blocks of monzodiorite rock..

Petrota Geological structures

Altitude:5 m

Geological structures are known as “Poseidon’s coastguards”, since they guard the Thracian Sea. They are approximately 3.00 m high and they were created by the erosion of a volcano-conglomerate, a rock forme by adhered volcanic pebbles.

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Petrota Geological structures

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