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Discover Laconia from the shores of the Evrotas River to the coastal town of Monemvasia
Explore the beautiful southeast part of Peloponnese, Laconia, with a bike trip that combines the golden Greek beaches with Greek history and culture.
Beginning from the famous military city-state of the ancient world, Sparta, you will head south and pass by Elafonisos, with one of the most beautiful beaches in the Mediterranean Sea, and you will end up to the unique castle town of Monemvassia.
Idyllic landscapes, turquoise water, endless beaches, and history will keep you company in every step of this exciting ride!
Highlights
- Sparta
- Ancient Greek theater and Chalkoikos Athena temple in Sparta
- Byzantine city of Mystras, the "Wonder of Morea"
- Seaside fishing town of Gythio (Gytheio)
- Elia fishing village with deep, blue coasts
- Neapoli
- The small island of Elafonisos
- The castle town of Monemvasia
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Tour Photos
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Daily program
Day 1: Arrival to Sparta
Arrival to Athens National Airport and transfer to Sparta, the capital of Laconia (transfers available for additional fee). Laconia is well known as the kingdom of King Leonidas, whose imposing statue stands in front of the stadium of the town, and for the 300 brave Spartans who fought against the numerous Persian armies in Thermopylae in 480 BC.Sparta is built at the foot of Mount Taygetos at an altitude of 216 meters. The city sits next to Evrotas River, and a valley of orange, olive, lemon, and other trees extends around the city. You will have the chance to walk around and explore the nightlife of the city. You can visit the ancient Greek theater of the Spartans, which has the capacity for 16,000 spectators and the temple of the Chalkoikos Athena together with the other ancient Greek and Byzantine remains in the Acropolis of the city.
For the cuisine lovers and also lovers of tradition and culture, the olive oil museum is another interesting choice! There you can see exhibits that narrate the evolution and development of the production of olive oil and olive harvest, two products that are so connected to Greek culture. In case you arrive late in Sparta and you will not have time to visit any of the above, you can do it probably in the next morning before your departure.
Overnight in SpartaDay 2: Sparta – Mystras – Gytheio (42 miles/67km, elevation gain 830m / elevation loss 1026m)
In the morning, we will deliver the bikes to the hotel. After we make sure that everything is ready and you are comfortable with your bike, you will leave the capital of Laconia and head to the great Byzantine city of Mystras, the "Wonder of Morea" as it is said.Mystras stands in a beautiful green landscape on the top of a 260m hill overlooking Sparta. The settlement was formed during the times of crusaders' invasion to the Byzantine land of Peloponnese, and in 1962 it came under the Byzantine control. Breathtaking medieval ruins, Byzantine churches, partially preserved mosaics, monasteries and palaces, and narrow streets will surely impress you. Bear in mind that if you wish to explore completely this corner of magnificent Laconia you will need 2 to 3 hours.
You continue cycling south among orange and olive groves before you arrive to Gytheio, a small seaside town with a picturesque port full of traditional fish taverns. The inhabitants of Gytheio, who are in majority fishermen, provide these taverns with fresh fish on a daily basis so you can taste straight from the sea.
While south in Kranai Island you can face the endless deep blue sea from the marble octagon lighthouse, built in 1872. According to Homer and Pausanias, Paris and Helen spent the night in Kranai Island before their journey to Troy. Small fishing boats and three-story neo-classic buildings dominate the place, giving a multicultural and Aegean glamor to it.
Overnight in GytheioDay 3: Beach tour – Gytheio (24 miles/39km, elevation gain 590m / elevation loss 590m)
This day is dedicated to the marvelous beaches that surround Gytheio. You roll southerly to Mavrovouni, Vathi, Kamares, and Skoutari beaches. Do not hesitate to dive into the crystal water of the Laconian Bay or sunbathe on the pebbly beaches. Just pick the beach that you like the most and make a stop! Alternatively, if you prefer not to cycle a lot, you can spend the whole day on the beautiful beach of Mavrovouniwhere you can find taverns, beach bars, watersports, etc., and relax by the sea.
Overnight in GytheioDay 4: Gytheio – Elia (24 miles/38km, elevation gain 287m)
Today you leave Gytheio and cycle by the sea east to Elia, passing by traditional settlements such as Asteri and wandering through the fertile Laconian land which is filled with orange and olive groves. Elia is a small fishing village known for the deep blue coasts, the incomparable natural beauty, and the unique sunsets for the romantic at heart. At the small picturesque port you can see the boats and the local fishermen returning from a day of work. We suggest a visit to the Byzantine tower located on top of the cliff as the views from up there are unparalleled.
Overnight in EliaDay 5: Elia – Neapoli (32 miles/51km, elevation gain 708m / elevation loss 707m)
After a good breakfast you hop on your bike and cycle south to Neapoli. On your way along the country road, you roll through villages and diverse crops.Alternatively, for those who are more fit, you can choose to ride along an almost undiscovered part of unique coast for 10km! It is a demanding route, but you will be fully satisfied by the experience as you will roll right by the amazing deep blue of Laconian Bay, feeling the touch of Greek sun on your face.
Neapoli or Vatica is a town with great nautical tradition and an island aura as white traditional buildings dominate the place. Its long, tree-lined seafront is full of taverns, cafes, and bars where you can stop and take a break after biking. Apart from that, Neapoli is the base for sightseeing in the vicinity.
One of the most impressive monuments is the Petrified Forest of Agia Marina, approximately 15km east of Neapoli, between Agios Nikolaos and Cape Malea. Right by the sea, you can explore a forest of fossilized palm trees, turned to stone due to a rare natural process. If you would like to visit it, you could go by either bike or taxi.
Overnight in NeapoliDay 6: Neapoli – Elafonisos Island – Neapoli (35 miles/57km, elevation gain 304m / elevation loss 304m)
Today you will bike up to the small port of Pounta from where you take the ferry to Elafonisos, a small island with few inhabitants, situated just opposite Neapoli. This is a top destination in Peloponnese, a real gem of South Greece, with the most beautiful sandy beach in the Mediterranean Sea!Upon arriving at the port of Elafonisos, the first thing you see is the picturesque church of Saint Spyridon, and you can smell the freshly made traditional seafood in the taverns nearby. You can cycle through the island or swim and relax on the lace sandy beach. It is a real heaven on Earth!
Opposite Elafonisos, on the bottom of the sea, lies the ancient submerged settlement of Pavlopetri, the oldest sunken city in the world.
Overnight in Neapoli.Day 7: Neapoli – Monemvasia (17 miles/27km, elevation gain 427m / elevation loss 392m)
On today's ride, you will take the new coastal road from Neapoli to Monemvasia through dense vegetation and amazing views until you reach the highlight of this trip, the Castle-town of Monemvasia.Optionally, if you are fit and confident enough, you could try riding your bike to reach to the top of Kryovrisi, at an altitude of 600m., although this might be demanding for most. From Kryovrisi, you start a wonderful downhill route with breathtaking views until you reach the unique Castle-town of Monemvasia.
It is time to explore the final touch on the portrait of Laconia, the cross-road of civilizations through centuries, as Byzantines, Franks, Venetians and Ottomans have left marks of their domination on the rock. Even though cars and bikes are not allowed inside the castle-town, a tour on foot is absolutely necessary. Once you enter the castle through the unique entrance, you will be impressed by the walls, the old mansions, the narrow cobblestone alleys, the churches, old short arches and marble imperial thrones.
Overnight in MonemvasiaDay 8: Departure
After a good breakfast, you will take your luggage, and get ready for the transfer back to the airport. If you wish, you can add some more activities on this trip, like a guided tour to the Acropolis of Athens, or just stay a couple of days in Athens. -
Accommodation
Hotels
These are sample hotels and may vary based on availability.
You will be accommodated in 3-star hotels and apartments, depending on availability.
Sparta: Menelaion Hotel
Gythio: Pantheon City Hotel
Elia Laconias: Kavos apartments
Neapoli: Hotel Limira Mare
Monemvasia: Hotel Panorama
Interested in visiting other areas before or after your tour? Visit our hotels page to learn more about lodging options.
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Bikes
Trekking bike
Breezer liberty r2
Frame: Breezer double-butted aluminum, integrated head tube, dual water bottle mounts,
Breeze-In dropouts
Fork: Breezer aluminum disc, low-rider rack
mounts
Crankset: Shimano M4010, Octalink, 48/36/26T
Bottom Bracket: Shimano sealed-bearing
Pedals:VP, PP body, chromoly axle
Front Derailleur: Shimano Altus
Rear Derailleur: Shimano Deore, SGS, Shadow
Shifters: Shimano Altus 27-speed
Cassette:Shimano CS-HG200, 12-34T
Chain:KMC Z99
Wheelset:Shimano 3D31 3W dynamo QR front / Formula FM32-RQR, Alex GDP24 Disc,
tubeless-compatible
Tires: Schwalbe Citizen w/K-Guard, 700 X 40c, with reflex stripe
Tubes: Vera Tube, AV 28/47-622Brakeset:Shimano BR-MT200 hydraulic disc brake, 160mm front, 160mm rear
Brake Levers:Shimano BL-MT200 hydraulic disc
Headset:FSA 1 1/8", fully integrated, ACB-sealed, 6.5mm aluminum top cover
Handlebar:Ergo Lite 6061 aluminum, 31.8, 630mm wide, 15mm rise, 9° sweep
Stem:3D-forged 6061 aluminum, 31.8, 6°
Grips:Breezer Ergo Comfort, lock-on ring
Saddle:Breezer Comfort
Seatpost:6061 aluminum, 27.2mm, forged alloy head, offset 12mm
Road bike
Fuji sportif 1.3 disc
Product information "Fuji SPORTIF 1.3 DISC 2022
Color: Pearl Black with Red Orange
Frame: A2-SL alloy, tapered head tube, BSA68mm BB
Fork: C10 carbon monocoque, tapered carbon steerer, 12x100mm thru-axle
Bottom Bracket: FSA Mega Exo
Front derailleur: Shimano Tiagra
Crank: FSA Omega, 50/34T
Rear derailleur: Shimano Tiagra
Shift lever: Shimano Tiagra Dual Control, 2x10-speed
Cassette: Shimano HG500, 11-34T
Chain: KMC X10
Wheelset: Joy Tech 28H hubs, Alex alloy rims
Tires: Vittoria Zaffiro V, 30-622
Brakes: TRP Spyre C mechanical disc, 160mm rotors
Brake Levers: Shimano Tiagra
Handlebar: Oval Concepts 310 Ergo, 6061 alloy, 31.8mm clamp, 133mm drop, 4° sweep
Stem: Oval Concepts 313, 3D-forged 6061, +/-6°
Grips: Selle Italia Smootape Corsa
Saddle: Selle Italia X3 Boost
Seat post: Oval Concepts 300, alloy, 27.2mm
Weight: 10.33 kg
Derailleur hanger: D025
Model name: SPORTIF
Model number: 1.3 D
Electrically-assisted bike
Breezer Powertrip 3.2 LS (step through frame)
Frame Breezer hydroformed aluminum, down tube for integrated 575Wh battery,
Bafang M420 motor interface
Fork RST E-bike E25 glossy black
Crankset Bafang, MMG520, 38T
Pedals Wellgo, C169DU
Shifters SL-C6000-8, Nexus, revo shifter
Cassette 16T
Chain KMC, Z7
Wheelset Modus, J120F disc-Centerlock front hub, Shimano Nexus 8 rear hub, Rodi, Alloy6063 ETRTO 622*19C black mat
Tires Schwalbe Energizer Active+ 28" 622/47, GreenGuard
Brakeset Shimano MT200 hydraulic disc, rotors: 160mm front, 160mm rear
Levers Shimano MT201-3A hydraulic disc 3 finger lever
Handlebar Promax, HB-T320, W:600mm
Stem Promax, MA-579-8 adjustable
Grips black leather
Saddle Selle Royal Loire black
Seatpost Cushy HG 27,2mm, 300mm, suspension
Tandem
Orient Twin Tandem 21speed
TWIN 21sp
Frame TANDEM ALLOY 700C
Brakes PROMAX TX120
Size front: 48, rear: 43 cm
Wheel Size 28′′
Fork RIGID
B.B. Set NECO
Derailleur SHIMANO TY300
Rims MACH1 ER10
Shifter SHIMANO STEF51*More about electrically-assisted bikes >
Equipment available with bike rental:
- Pannier
- Mobile Phone mount for the handlebar
- Tool kit
- First aid kit
- Water bottle holder (Standard bikes)
- Bike lock
Bike Protection:
Bike protection can be purchased at the time of booking. You can read more about that HERE.Pedals:
The bikes will have flat pedals. If you want to bring your own pedals, please bring your own shoes and also the necessary equipment to change the pedals.Helmets:
Helmets are available to rent on this tour for €10; however, we recommend that you bring or buy your own helmet for safety and hygiene purposes.Dates & Prices
Questions about pricing or options? Call +1-215-613-0874 to talk to a Tour Advisor now.
Jun 14Jun 14 € 1086 Book Jun 14Jun 14 € 1298 Book Jun 21Jun 21 € 1086 Book Jun 21Jun 21 € 1298 Book Jun 28Jun 28 € 1086 Book Jun 28Jun 28 € 1298 Book Jul 5Jul 5 € 1086 Book Jul 5Jul 5 € 1298 Book Jul 12Jul 12 € 1086 Book Jul 12Jul 12 € 1298 Book Jul 19Jul 19 € 1086 Book Jul 19Jul 19 € 1298 Book Jul 26Jul 26 € 1086 Book Jul 26Jul 26 € 1298 Book Aug 2Aug 2 € 1086 Book Aug 2Aug 2 € 1298 Book Aug 9Aug 9 € 1086 Book Aug 9Aug 9 € 1298 Book Aug 16Aug 16 € 1086 Book Aug 16Aug 16 € 1298 Book Aug 23Aug 23 € 1086 Book Aug 23Aug 23 € 1298 Book Aug 30Aug 30 € 1086 Book Aug 30Aug 30 € 1298 Book Sep 6Sep 6 € 986 Book Sep 6Sep 6 € 1198 Book Sep 13Sep 13 € 986 Book Sep 13Sep 13 € 1198 Book Sep 20Sep 20 € 986 Book Sep 20Sep 20 € 1198 Book Sep 27Sep 27 € 986 Book Sep 27Sep 27 € 1198 Book Oct 4Oct 4 € 986 Book Oct 4Oct 4 € 1198 Book Oct 11Oct 11 € 986 Book Oct 11Oct 11 € 1198 Book Oct 18Oct 18 € 986 Book Oct 18Oct 18 € 1198 Book Oct 25Oct 25 € 1046 Book Oct 25Oct 25 € 1258 Book Pricing details and extra options
- Low season 2025 Sep 1–Oct 24 from € 9862025 departures: Saturdays Sep 1–Oct 24
2025 September Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour package Double occupancy € 986 Single occupancy € 1198 Solo traveler € 1410 Bike rentals Price Trekking bike Included Road bike € 42 Electrically-assisted bike € 168 Tandem € 285 Helmet € 11 GPS device You will be provided with access to a navigational app for your phone free of charge. You will only select this option if you wish to have a GPS unit in addition to the app.€ 85 - High season 2025 Oct 25–31 from € 10462025 departures: Saturdays Oct 25–31
2025 October Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour package Double occupancy € 1046 Single occupancy € 1258 Bike rentals Price Trekking bike Included Road bike € 42 Electrically-assisted bike € 168 Tandem € 285 Helmet € 11 GPS device You will be provided with access to a navigational app for your phone free of charge. You will only select this option if you wish to have a GPS unit in addition to the app.€ 85 - Summer season 2025 Jun 1–Aug 31 from € 10862025 departures: Saturdays Jun 1–Aug 31
2025 June Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 July Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 2025 August Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Tour package Double occupancy € 1086 Single occupancy € 1298 Bike rentals Price Trekking bike Included Road bike € 42 Electrically-assisted bike € 168 Tandem € 285 Helmet € 11 GPS device You will be provided with access to a navigational app for your phone free of charge. You will only select this option if you wish to have a GPS unit in addition to the app.€ 85 - Extra options
Transfers* Up to 3 persons Transfer from Athens airport to Sparta € 306 Transfer from Monemvasia to Athens airport € 411 Transfer from Kalamata airport to Sparta € 137 Transfer from Monemvasia to Kalamata airport € 200 4 to 8 persons Transfer from Athens airport to Sparta € 516 Transfer from Monemvasia to Athens airport € 695 Transfer from Kalamata airport to Sparta € 232 Transfer from Monemvasia to Kalamata airport € 337 Bike delivery / Bike pick-up Price *Mandatory in cases where transfers have not been booked on arrival/departure Bike delivery € 69 Bike pick-up € 69 *Supplement of 30% extra for transfers being operated before 7 am or after 11 pm.
Included services
- 7 nights accommodation
- Breakfasts
- Standard touring bike
- Luggage transfer
- Maps and information about the area (1 set per pair of travelers)
- 24-hour emergency telephone support
- GPS navigation via RidewithGPS app
Map
Maps are for information purposes only and reflect typical routes between overnight locations. They may not reflect your actual route.
Surface and terrain
Suitable for cyclists with an intermediate level of fitness, the tour takes place on mostly paved roads. You will face rolling, consistent hills every day of this tour.
How to get there
Tour start and end
Nearest airport: Athens or Kalamata, GreeceBook your flight to Athens or Kalamata. From either airport, transfer options are available. You can book a transfer through the local bike tour company for an extra fee, or you can travel by public bus.
Private transfer (to be requested at the time of booking):
Non-standard start date surcharge is € 130 per person
Tips on getting to and from your tour
Reviews
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★★★★★ Ivan 4 days ago
Another bike tour on my bucket list ticked off
This ride is a terrific way to see the Peloponnese. I found the section from Sparta to Gytheio the most interesting, with trails through olive and citrus groves. The Byzantine site of Mystras is well worth spending time. With a warning that to visit takes a while and the road to it is very steep particularly if you’re visiting the Frankish castle above the monastery buildings. Being in my 70’s I was grateful that I ordered an e-bike, but 22 kms from Gytheio I ran out of battery and had to pedal the distance and doing this with 26 kilo bike wasn’t easy. Organisers may consider an e-bike with a larger battery power. The battery lasted just long enough to complete the beach tour from Gytheio the following day. There were a variety of trails and not too much peddling on main roads. The hotels were very good and friendly service.
- What was the date of your tour?
- May 2025
- How many tours have you completed?
- 10
- Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
- Somewhat harder
- Who is this tour suitable for?
- Solo travelers
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
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★★★★★ Randall Thompson 7 months ago
Yes this was an outstanding trip with just the right distances
Well chosen places to stay and experience. I would night recommend it to others. The s emery was unique! The bicycling was off the main highways and easy to do.
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★★★★★ Wendy Walton May 10, 2024
The Quiet Side of Greece
After the hustle and bustle of Athens so enjoyed our cycling experience in much smaller Greek towns with more of a local atmosphere. The bike company did an outstanding job of route planning, a harder day followed by an easier one with the option to include a rest/ exploring day instead. The local accommodations were varied and all excellent and no issues checking in, sometimes earlier if we finished quicker. The luggage transfer was flawless. The hills and wind made it challenging but still so enjoyable.
- What was the date of your tour?
- April 2024
- How many tours have you completed?
- 5
- Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
- Somewhat harder
- Who is this tour suitable for?
- First-time bike tourists
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
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★★★★★ Sigthrudur Jonsdottir October 23, 2023
Cycling adventure in Greece!
The trip was great! It is always such a unique experience to cycle and explore new places on bike. The people and the food in Greece is 10 out of 10!!
Some days were a bit demanding (especially the first day) as we had non electric racers.
The highligts were Gythio, Monemvasia and the island Elanfonosis, though every village is charming and worth visiting. The cycling paths were non traffical with few exceptions and we find the drivers very polite and gave us enough space. Self guided was not a problem as the app was great and easy to follow.
As we had the trip in low season it was some times a bit hard to find a place opened for lunch but always managed in the end!
Hopefully this was only the beginning of cycling in Greece.- What was the date of your tour?
- Oct 2023
- How many tours have you completed?
- 2
- Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
- As expected
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
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BikeTours.com staff reply from bozena_kusovac October 23, 2023
Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience! We're thrilled to hear that you enjoyed cycling in Greece and had a memorable trip. Your feedback on the destinations and cycling paths is much appreciated. We look forward to welcoming you back for more Greek adventures in the future! ????
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★★★★★ Dean Ross September 25, 2023
A big slice of Greece
A great way to explore some of the smaller towns in Greece. There was a little more riding on roads with narrow or no shoulders than we had expected but drivers were generally courteous. We were not advised of a hotel change on the first day the ride which caused some unnecessary confusion.
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★★★★★ Dean Ross September 23, 2023
A big slice of Greece
A great way to explore some of the smaller towns in Greece. There was a little more riding on roads with narrow or no shoulders than we had expected but drivers were generally courteous. We were not advised of a hotel change on the first day the ride which caused some unnecessary confusion.
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★★★★★ Lisa McInerney September 20, 2023
Loved this trip!
The perfect way to experience this part of Greece. The staff at BikeTours.com were awesome to work with and everything went as planned when we arrived in Greece. We were very happy with our rental bikes, accommodations, and transfers.
- What was the date of your tour?
- September, 2023
- How many tours have you completed?
- 5
- Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
- As expected
- Who is this tour suitable for?
- First-time bike tourists, Solo travelers
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
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★★★★★ Christine Cardinal May 24, 2023
Best cycling ever
The climbs were hard but you are rewarded with breathtaking scenery at the top. Lovely beaches to cool down on the way.
- What was the date of your tour?
- May 13-20
- How many tours have you completed?
- 3
- Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
- As expected
- Who is this tour suitable for?
- Solo travelers
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
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★★★★★ Marvin Babcock November 4, 2022
Beautiful route and perfect overnights.
Loved this trip. the route was well planned out and we loved the accommodations. Very hilly. One of the four of us had an Ebike, and we all wished we had one. Highly recommend this trip. This was our third Biketours.com trip, and we are looking forward to number four.
- What was the date of your tour?
- May 2022
- How many tours have you completed?
- 3
- Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
- Somewhat harder
- Who is this tour suitable for?
- Solo travelers, Families with teens
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
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★★★★★ Gary61 October 18, 2019
Great trip with lots of positive experiences
This was a great way to see part of Greece. Because of the marathon from Athens to Sparta we had to stay in Misttriss which I thought was more romantic and authentic. Sparta had great Restuarants and the old ruins Sparta are a must to see.
- What was the date of your tour?
- September
- How many tours have you completed?
- 10 or more
- Difficulty (actual vs. expected)?
- As expected
- Who is this tour suitable for?
- Solo travelers, First-time bike tourists, Families with teens
- Do you recommend this tour?
- Yes
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