One of the most beautiful sleeping rooms on Athos: Skiti Anne (this time without half naked men)
Skiti Anni: the entrance door and the terrace, with a kiosk
Skiti Anni: the terrace, the semantron and a fountain
Leaving the skiti towards the arsanas: mules being packed
Chapels and buildings surround the skiti
A kelli on the the other side of the valley
Skiti Anni: the arsanas
the mules near harbor buildings
Nice shoes?
Nice rugsack !(-old clothes)
Wim, 17/4
Hello, did you ever tried to phone them at Skiti Agia Anna and ask for hospitality? I have called them and they say that don’t speak English, only Greek… Does it worth to send them a fax using the FoMA bilingual templates instead? Thanks
Dear Emil,
unfortunately we experienced the same problem with Agia Anna last year. Every time I called to make a reservation the monk told me that he didn’t speak English and he just hang up!! The only thing that remains is sending a fax using the FOMA template (or go to Nea Skiti instead).
Best regards, Wim Voogd