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Kythnos Ferries Cycladic Islands
Ships and Ferries to the island of Kythnos in the Cyclades Travel Information for ferries to Kythnos. Island of Kythnos Cyclades.
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MYTHOLOGY
According to the Greek mythology the creation of the Cyclades is attributed to the god, Neptune. It is said that the god of the sea transformed the nymphs, Cyclades, into islands, when they angered him.
Other legends refer to their name as being derived from the word meaning circle as the islands are scattered around the sacred island of Delos or because the winds that blow strongly in this area would force the boats to spin out of control.
Mythical fables are attributed to the formation of each island while legends reflect their turbulent history. Due to the location of the Cyclades between the continents of Greece, Asia and Africa, they were a trading link throughout their history and spread the development of culture to the surrounding regions.