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The Best Greek Coffee Shops in Greece

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Greece Gets Investment-Grade Rating

DBRS Morningstar, a credit rating company from Canada, upgraded Greece’s credit rating at the beginning of September to “investment level.”  View in Santorini DBRS Morningstar Rating DBRS Morningstar is one

Why is Ikaria Greece a Blue Zone?

In Ikaria, you can live forever. Not literally- but if you were born on Ikaria, you are likely to outlive the majority of other people on the planet. Ikaria is

Samos Travel Guide

Samos is a one of a kind island in the Eastern Aegean. It is known for its lush greenery, quaint villages, and stunning beaches. Uniquely, Samos is very close to

Airbnb’s Growth and What it Means for Greece

Airbnb’s turnover in Greece is expected to hit 4 billion euros this year. Indeed, Airbnb has become profitable in Greece thanks to the increase of short-term rentals not only in tourist

Eco-Friendly Greek Islands

Greece has a number of picturesque islands, each with their own personality, cuisine, and local charm. As Europe continues to put a higher priority on alternative energy sources and eco-friendly

Electric Ferries in Greece

The ferry route between Paros and Antiparos island could be the first electric ferry route in Greece. Paros is known as one of the most popular islands in the Cyclades,

Elafonissos Travel Guide

Elafonissos (sometimes spelled Elafonisos) is a tiny island in the southern Peloponnese that is not far from Monemvasia. It is known for its complete relaxation. The name means “island of the

A Brief Guide to Ferries in Greece

The ferries of Greece are like a wonder of the world. During the summer, they connect dozens of Greek islands, bringing millions of travelers to their destination. The boats are

Greek Wine: The Best White Varieties

Greek wines have been a part of Greek culture since ancient times. Dionysus was the god of wine and they organized festivals to honor him back in the day. For

The Most Beautiful Lighthouses in Greece

Greece has thousands of islands, and its coastline is over 13,000 kilometers long. It’s no wonder that Greece has a very extensive network of lighthouses. They were first built in

The Benaki Museum of Greek Culture

The Benaki Museum is one of the most popular museums in Athens and is ideal for visitors who want an overview of Greek culture in just a few hours. It

Greek Wine: The Best Red Varieties

The ancient Greeks celebrated wine so much that it was represented in religious icons and it was included often in the writing of famous Greek philosophers. Some people think of

Evia (Euboia) Travel Guide

Evia (Euboia) is Greece’s second-largest island after Crete. It is known for its beautiful beaches, varied geographical sights, remote churches mountains, and wine regions. Its capital city of Chalkida is

Greek Islands with White and Blue Houses

The Cycladic Islands are known for their characteristic blue and white architecture. We’ve all seen the posts on Instagram from Santorini and Mykonos, with expansive views of the Aegean, white

Villas to Rent in Greece: What NOT to do

Short-term property rental in Greece has many benefits. You get to enjoy the laidback Greek lifestyle, its glorious beaches, and the warm hospitality of the Greek locals. There are advantages

Chrissi (Chrissy) Island

The gem of Chrissi (Chrysi) island is off the south coast of Crete. It is a protected ecosystem within the Natura 2000 initiative. It is known for its natural beauty,

Reasons to Buy a Home in Crete

Crete is referred to with the nickname “island of the gods.” The famous Greek island is known for its history, its welcoming people, its picturesque landscapes, and high quality of

Patrick Leigh Fermor and the Mani Peninsula

Who was Patrick Leigh Fermor? Fermor was a young British aristocrat who left his posh lifestyle in the 1930s to travel from Holland to Istanbul on whatever means of transportation

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