Trikeri

Trikeri is a small island and municipality located in the Pagasetic Gulf in Thessaly, Greece. Situated opposite the Pelion peninsula, it is part of the Magnesia prefecture. The island is known for its picturesque harbor and traditional architecture. The main settlement, also named Trikeri, is located on the southern tip of the island and offers a sheltered bay that has historically served as a port.

The island's economy has traditionally been based on fishing and maritime activities. Trikeri is characterized by its rugged coastline, rocky hills, and sparse vegetation. Its strategic location has played a role in its history, with evidence of past settlements and fortifications. The municipality of Trikeri also includes the nearby island of Alatas and a small portion of the mainland coast.

Visitors to Trikeri are drawn to its tranquil atmosphere, clear waters, and opportunities for sailing and exploring the coastline. The main village provides essential amenities for visitors, including tavernas and small guesthouses. The island maintains a relatively undeveloped character, preserving its natural beauty and traditional Greek island charm. Access to Trikeri is typically by ferry or boat from the mainland port of Agia Kiriaki.