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https://www.visitkavala.gr/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/ofrynio2a.jpg1200800The natural beauty, the historical and archaeological wealth, the ruins of the Byzantine walls and the Neolithic settlement as well as the best varieties of grapes that thrive in this region confirm the fact that somewhere here, in the villages of Podohori, Kokkinohori, Akropotamos, Galepso, Orphani, Kariani and Ophrynio the god Dionysus must have lived.