Category Archives: Regional Guides

Symi (sometimes spelled Simi) is located next to Rhodes Island. It is a hidden gem of the Dodecanese and you will b ...

Have you heard of Chalki before? Its solar electricity grid is the first of its kind in Greece, and it aims to powe ...

Travel to Crete’s Eastern tip and you will find yourself at Vai’s palm forest. Vai has a colony of 5000 trees of th ...

Hydra is an island close to Athens, only about an hour away by ferry. Like some of the neighboring islands in the S ...

The island of Chios is known for its biggest export, mastic. It is sometimes spelled “Mastiha” or “Mastixa.” It is ...

The picturesque island of Kalymnos can be found between the islands of Kos and Leros, in the Dodecanese. Visitors c ...

Rhodes’s history goes back to the Neolithic period, in 4,000 B.C. It has always been a desirable island because of ...

The architecture of Chania is unique both to the island of Crete and the country of Greece as a whole. It features ...

In Athens’s Vathis Square district, a new update to the National Archaeological Museum has caused rents to virtuall ...

Kythnos is not one of the most well-known island travel destinations in Greece, but it’s worth a visit, particularl ...

Traditional homes in Tinos are, much like in the rest of Greece’s islands, designed to be simple and functional.   ...

The Wedge House in Pylos, Greece, is a stunning architectural masterpiece that showcases the beauty and versatility ...

Kokkino Chorio is one of the traditional Cretan villages locals love. It is located close to Chania, but it became ...

Have you ever dreamed about living in Greece, but busy, touristy destinations repel you? Worry not! In this series, ...

We enjoy staying in touch with our clients – Hans from Holland, who by the end of 2021 will own a home in Pel ...