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 The view from the Nafplion waterfront is one of the most serene sights in the Peloponnese. As you stand by the harbor, the calm waters of the Argolic Gulf stretch out toward the horizon, framed by the Venetian Bourtzi fortress sitting squarely in the middle of the bay. Watching the ferry pull into the port is a rhythmic experience; the vessel cuts through the blue, signaling a transition from the historic streets of the mainland to the car-free, stone-paved lanes of Hydra.
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