Kalamos, Attica

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Kalamos ( Attica ) (Greek Κάλαμος Αττικής ) is a town about 45 km north of Athens. It belongs to the region of Attica, whose capital is Athens. Kalamos 1912 received the status of a rural community ( kinotita ). 1920, the settlement Agii Apostoli was recognized on the coast as part of the community. In 2006, an upgrade the municipality to municipality Kalamos ( dimos ).

On January 1, Kalamos the community Oropus was incorporated, in which it forms a municipality and a town at the same time, so choose a local representation within the community.

The village of Kalamos Kalamos today consists of the settlements with about 1,792 residents, located about 2 kilometers from the coast of the Southern Gulf of Evia, and the port city Agii Apostoli (Greek Άγιοι Απόστολοι ), the approximately five kilometers east of Kalamos directly on sea ​​and is home to 1,936 people.

Tourism

In Kalamos find up to 7000 tourists in hotels, guest houses and B & B place. Due to the location Kalamos provides a good starting point for further activities. In a few minutes the sea is to reach the capital, Athens, is about an hour's drive away and also accessible via several bus lines.