The big draw for the Greek immigrants who came here after 1905 was the traditional trade of sponge diving. Known as the sponge capital of the world, the industry took off in the 1930s. But a decade later,...
citysearch.com - expert review - 08/27/2003
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Order the catch of the day hauled in by boats lining the 51-mile shoreline of this close-knit community and you may be sorry. Ironically, sponges--not seafood--are Tarpon Springs' claim to fame. Word spread...
citysearch.com - expert review - 08/18/2003
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Great area for all ages. An authentic Greek village founded by sponge divers from Greece. Enjoy a scenic boatride on the Anclotte River or hand-feed sharks and rays at the Tarpon Aquarium. The food is...
citysearch.com - user review - 08/19/2007
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A wonderful little place to spend about a half a day. Very nice local folks. Gives you the feeling of being in a little Greek village. Authentic food that is priced right. Everyone is friendly. Prices in the...
citysearch.com - user review - 02/13/2006
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As you turn West on Dodecanese (turn East go two blocks and park free) you are greeted by No Parking/Tow Zone signs and a sea of attended parking lots. You can pay to go for a boat ride, pay to see how sponges...
citysearch.com - user review - 02/09/2006
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What a nice touristy area to visit. Great food, good shops, even a casino cruise. The only disadvantage is to get there. US19 has got to be the worst highway in Florida. If anyone knows an easier way to get...
citysearch.com - user review - 08/06/2002
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Who would have thought one could seek actually sponge harvesting near a mid-size US city? Friendly people, good scenery, very interesting, good food nearby.
citysearch.com - user review - 07/23/2002
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