06.09.2023
A Brief Guide to Ferries in Greece
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Practical insights and inspiration for buying and owning a home in Greece. Our articles cover everything from regional guides and market trends to legal tips, tax updates and Greek lifestyle and culture. Whether you are just exploring the idea or already own a property, our blog is written to help you make informed decisions and get the most out of life in Greece.
06.09.2023
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05.09.2023
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 this reason, Greece is one of the oldest wine-producing regions on the planet, and mashed grapes were found there that are over 6500 years old. The ancient Greek story tells the story of the son of Dionysus, who was a shepherd. When he was grazing his goats, he noticed that some goats who ate wild grapes were acting crazier than others.
02.09.2023
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 15th century, and the first lighthouse of the modern Greek state was in Aegina in 1829. Although many of Greece’s lighthouses were destroyed in the 2nd World War, many were since rebuilt by the Hellenic Navy. Today, there are 120 lighthouses still standing in Greece. Each one is unique and many of them are listed as Historic Monuments by the Greek Ministry of Culture. In this article, we display some of Greece’s most famous and picturesque lighthouses.
31.08.2023
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 Santorini and the Greek islands when they bring to mind Greek wines. Others might know only retsina, the pine-infused variety that was mass-produced in the mid-20th century. However, Greece's wines are making a comeback. there is a lot of diversity in wine-growing regions in Greece, and among these varieties are red wines that you definitely need to taste.
30.08.2023
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 known for its archaeological sites and uniquely has a tide that shifts every 6 hours. One popular day trip from Evia is Skyros island.
25.08.2023
Have you heard of the island of Lipsi? It’s one of the smallest islands in the Dodecanese, and it is known as one of the most sustainable Greek islands. In Lipsi, both the municipality and local residents have agreed to discourage the building of swimming pools in order to stop water waste.
22.08.2023
Greece is known worldwide as a destination for great food and drink, and alcoholic drinks are a key part of customs and local traditions in Greece’s islands and villages. A variety of spirits have been made by the Greeks for centuries, or in some cases since ancient times. Some, like Retsina and Ouzo, are known everywhere, and others are made in small quantities on individuals islands. No matter what is in your glass, it’s best to follow the rules of Greek toasting and say “Ya Mas” (to our health).
21.08.2023
The amount invested in 2022 in the housing market in Greece is estimated at 8 billion euros, showing the upward trend in demand and prices. It is surprising that such a high amount was spent on houses last year in Greece because banks in 2022 were not likely to finance 100% of the value of the property. Only 20% of purchases and sales of properties in Greece are made through bank lending.
18.08.2023
15.08.2023
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, white sand beaches, and turquoise water that is ideal for snorkeling and diving.








