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The Psara Sports Festival aims to be an institution that addresses all age groups without exception. For this reason, the 2025 schedule has been designed in such a way as to cover the entire age spectrum. In the schedule you will see in detail which ages each sporting activity is aimed at.

The only sporting activity that requires personal equipment is cycling, where it is essential to bring your own bicycle (it's a good idea to have taken care of its proper maintenance and operation), as well as a protective helmet. For the other sporting activities, equipment is provided by the organizers. Just wear your athletic gear - and your widest smile - and come have fun with us!

The Psara Sports Festival uses sport as a vehicle and not as an end in itself. It promotes the values of mutual respect and fair competition. All sporting activities, although subject to the respective regulations, will not have a competitive character (e.g. timing). We want to highlight that greater than the joy of victory is the joy of participation!

Don't worry, the sporting activities will be explained during the presentation of the schedule, as well as before the start of each activity. If however you are impatient, you can read a little more information below:
- Beach Volley: Volleyball on sand
- Beach Soccer: Soccer on sand
- Boccia : Boccia.
- Beach Games: Games on the beach for our very young friends.
- Battle Course: You've surely heard of a certain famous TV ...survival game 
- Psara Memorial Run: Memorial torch relay for the fallen heroes of the Destruction of Psara (1824). The starting point of the walk / torch relay is the Holy Monastery of the Dormition of the Theotokos, in the northern part of the island, near the location where the Turkish landing took place in 1824. With intermediate stops at places where battles were fought (Xerokampos, Ftelio, Archontiki), the route crosses the island, paying tribute to its heroic fallen defenders. It reaches the southern part of the island, where the settlement is located, passing by the iconic Holy Church of Agios Nikolaos and ending at Holocaust Heroes Square. The participants take turns carrying the burning torch, which symbolizes the fire and destruction left behind by the Turkish invaders. At the same time, however, it also symbolizes the flame of the Revolution, as the explosion of the gunpowder store on the martyred Mavri Rachi became a symbol of self-sacrifice and selflessness for Freedom. By clicking here you can watch highlights from the first Memorial Walk, which took place in 2024, on the 200th anniversary of the Destruction of Psara.
Note: Tournament details will be determined by the number of registrations.

The organizer of the Psara Sports Festival reserves the right to make modifications to the schedule if required by the prevailing conditions (e.g. number of registrations, weather conditions, etc.). To be promptly informed of any changes, follow the official Psara Sports Festival page on Facebook.

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