Salamis Island

Salamis Island is a large Greek island located just northwest of Athens, near the mainland. Known for its rich ancient history, it was an important naval center in classical Greece and played a key role during the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars. The island features a mix of lush forests, beaches, and archaeological sites, making it popular for both history enthusiasts and tourists seeking natural beauty. Today, it hosts a small population and traditional villages, maintaining its historical significance while serving as a peaceful retreat close to Athens.