Argassi Bridge, Argassi

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By Sue_and_Andy_66

Interesting venetian structure at the waters edge, which dates back to 1805. Used to be part of a main road with the other part now under the sea. Good photo opportunities for the many people who..... more

Interesting venetian structure at the waters edge, which dates back to 1805. Used to be part of a main road with the other part now under the sea. Good photo opportunities for the many people who..... more »
By christopherp714

The argassi bridge is located down on the (small beach) just a few minutes walk from the main strip. It's nice to visit if you are in the area but It's not something I would go out of my way to...

The argassi bridge is located down on the (small beach) just a few minutes walk from the main strip. It's nice to visit if you are in the area but It's not something I would go out of my way to... more »
By Andyrue

A little bit of ancient history built 1805 and with stood a major earthquake in 1953 not to mention some heavy storms. Nice backdrop for photos and you will find the largest section of sand in...

A little bit of ancient history built 1805 and with stood a major earthquake in 1953 not to mention some heavy storms. Nice backdrop for photos and you will find the largest section of sand in... more »

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By Vassy Tünde

Interesting shades and colours at sunset. Nice feeling to climb up and make a photo, too bad there is no info or story about it. The beach near by is sandy

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By Katie Holt-Fox

Very small beach area at the back of a hotel area. Lovely little bridge, I asked a local who said in the earthquake it had moved and now look liked a bridge to no where

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By Dave T

Interesting little folly. But before the last big earthquake it was a usable bridge. The land there sank an the bridge ended up in the sea

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By Gary Clements

Great beach. Shallow waters for kids. 2 sunbeds and umbrella €8 for all. Cafe 20 yards but pricey. Walk 70 yards to cheaper cafes and supermarket Take some bread and feed the little fishes by the rocks

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By Maikel C

Very fun, you can walk 30 to 50m in the water and still stand and the water was a nice temperature aswel. Unfortunately, I found some plastic in the water. Very disappointing.. this should be common sense people! Keep your thrash with you, how hard can it be??

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