Nice tour. Went there many many times in my childhood and youth. Bobs Taverna was our regular. So much so they let me and a friend stay with them for a month one year. My friend lives in Athens now!
Hi Andrew nice video, we're just a kilometer from Tolo in Asini. We're in the middle of a major reno and coming along nicely. If you're still in the area maybe we can have that coffee, let me know.🙂
@@GreeceExplored Absolutely! I've even started a little channel... only 25 subscribers, mostly shorts and tutorial on publishing books.But it is so much fun! Keep at it! You are doing great!!
Took the whole family to Greece last spring, including Athens, Nafplio, Santorini, Rhodes (and then Istanbul). Planning another trip next spring thanks to some unused travel credits, a leftover from the pandemic. The thing is, my young adult kids are most keen to return to Nafplio! I heartily agree, and will definitely going to be checking out Tolo, thanks to your wonderful review. Many thanks!
1:27 Apparently not the Trojan army. That was the Achaean (Greek) fleet. And equally important, that Asini was not the beach from where the Achaean fleet sailed towards Troy. That beach is called Avlida. It is in the prefecture-district of Boeotia, in central Greece. Same district as where the ancient city of Thebes is. Next to the prefecture of Attica, where Athens is. So nothing to do with the Peloponnese. Avlida is where king Agamemnon of Mycenae and leader of the campaign, sacrificed his daughter Iphigenia, in order for the wind to blow and the fleet to be able to sail. Homer indeed refers to Asini, in the Iliad, but only once. He simply includes it in the list of ships that comprised the fleet. As one of the many places that joined the campaign. Homer also states that its ships were under the command of the renowned king of Argos, Diomedes. Tolo is pronounced with the tone on the second "o".
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Nice tour. Went there many many times in my childhood and youth. Bobs Taverna was our regular. So much so they let me and a friend stay with them for a month one year. My friend lives in Athens now!
There are so many good places to visit round there, and Tolo is great when it is full of people in the summer. Thank you for your comment!
@@GreeceExplored v fond memories of my holidays there in the 80s.
Hi Andrew nice video, we're just a kilometer from Tolo in Asini. We're in the middle of a major reno and coming along nicely. If you're still in the area maybe we can have that coffee, let me know.🙂
Thank you, really appreciate your support. We live a little round the coast. Would happily meet some time. Perhaps in nafplio.
Hi Andrew! I first found you with your video on where the Parthenon marbles were quarried. So glad to see you doing so well! Your videos are fabulous!
Thank you, I do it for fun, but it is progressing. I remember your comment before, always trying to learn and improve.
@@GreeceExplored Absolutely! I've even started a little channel... only 25 subscribers, mostly shorts and tutorial on publishing books.But it is so much fun!
Keep at it! You are doing great!!
Took the whole family to Greece last spring, including Athens, Nafplio, Santorini, Rhodes (and then Istanbul). Planning another trip next spring thanks to some unused travel credits, a leftover from the pandemic. The thing is, my young adult kids are most keen to return to Nafplio! I heartily agree, and will definitely going to be checking out Tolo, thanks to your wonderful review. Many thanks!
Have a look at Paralio Astros too. the kids will love the beach and the castle.
1:27 Apparently not the Trojan army. That was the Achaean (Greek) fleet. And equally important, that Asini was not the beach from where the Achaean fleet sailed towards Troy. That beach is called Avlida. It is in the prefecture-district of Boeotia, in central Greece. Same district as where the ancient city of Thebes is. Next to the prefecture of Attica, where Athens is. So nothing to do with the Peloponnese. Avlida is where king Agamemnon of Mycenae and leader of the campaign, sacrificed his daughter Iphigenia, in order for the wind to blow and the fleet to be able to sail.
Homer indeed refers to Asini, in the Iliad, but only once. He simply includes it in the list of ships that comprised the fleet. As one of the many places that joined the campaign. Homer also states that its ships were under the command of the renowned king of Argos, Diomedes.
Tolo is pronounced with the tone on the second "o".
The sad truth about all Greek summer resorts is that they are very boring off-season. Only misinformed tourists go there in winter. 😃