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Greek Mountains: The Best Villages

Winter is a time in Greece for hearty Christmas-time stews replace the summer salads, and new seasonal products start to appear, like mandarin oranges, wild mushrooms, and Greece’s famous chestnuts. What is Greece Like in the Winter? During winter in Greece, the temperature generally is warmer the farther South you

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How Many Islands Does Greece Have?

Google “how many islands does Greece have?” and these are some of the headlines you will come across:   “Estimates range from somewhere around 1,200 to 6,000.”    “The country includes 6,000 islands and islets scattered in the Greek Seas.”    “The total number of Greek islands is actually closer

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Aegean vs. Ionian

Aegean or Ionian Islands: Which is Better?

Which side are you on? Would you rather live in Corfu, Paxos, or Zakynthos… or would you rather live in Paros, Rhodes, or Crete? We know, it’s not easy to pick sides. With Greek sun, famous hospitality, local cultural sites, and beautiful beaches awaiting you on both sides of Greece,

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Winter and Off-Season Travel in Greece

It’s October. You might be settling back into the routine of work, thinking already about next summer’s holiday to Greece. But you might not need to wait as long as you think. Most Greek islands slow down in the winter months, from October to April. Beach bars close, hotels go

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Tilos Island: The Most Eco-Friendly Island in Greece

No, that’s not a typo — we’re not talking about Tinos, the popular Cycladic island known for its Virgin Mary Church, impressive pigeon houses, and picturesque landscape. Tilos island is not usually found on your Instagram, but some say it is just as beautiful as the most famous Greek islands.

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White and Blue Houses

Why are Greek Island Homes Blue and White?

Google “Greek islands” and the first pictures in the search results will likely be on Mykonos or Santorini. We’re all familiar with the white stucco walls and blue trim that characterize the architecture of these 2 world-famous islands. The two-tone style is popular more broadly in the Cyclades, a group

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Kri Kri Goats

Kri-Kri: Crete’s Famous Goats

What is the name of those famous goats I always see in Instagram pictures of Crete? Where can I find Crete’s goats? The kri-kri is a wild goat on the island of Crete, also referred to as the Cretan wild goat, the Cretan ibex, or “agrimi”, which means “the wild

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Bougainvillas in Greece

Should I Buy a Bougainvillea for My Greek Home?

You’ve probably seen them on Instagram, with their bright pink leaves contrasting with the white and blue homes in the Cyclades — a symbol of summer in Greece. Now that I have a home in Greece, should I buy a bougainvillea? Is it easy to take care of a bougainvillea?

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Skopelos | Images by @Greecestagram

Skopelos Travel Guide

Does this island look familiar? The most famous scene in Mamma Mia was filmed on Skopelos. As one of the greenest islands in Greece, almost 80% of the island is covered with a green expanse of pine trees. It’s no wonder that Skopelos is also called the “green and blue

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Kea Island

Travel Guide: Kea “Tzia” Island

“This land, I would not exchange it for Babylon.” This quote is from the Ancient Greek poet Pinder, and he was describing the island of Kea. Today, Kea island is only one hour from Athens’s Lavrio port. You may be wondering “how have I never heard about it?” This is

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Historic Stays in Greece: Kimolos Windmill Hotel

The Windmill Kimolos Hotel is on the tiny volcanic island of Kimolos and is one of the few traditionally restored windmills in Greece. The inside has been renovated with modern amenities, keeping its classic design and stunning location next to the Aegean Sea. It is located between the port of

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Mount Olympus

Mount Olympus: A Mythical Destination

Looking at Mount Olympus from afar, it is clear why the ancient Greeks believed that only gods could reside in such an unreachable yet mystical place. Mount Olympus, or Olympos as it is called in Greek, is the highest mountain of Greece, located between Thessaly and Macedonia, and easily accessible

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Drakolimni | Photo by Tom Valk

Have you Heard of Greece’s “Dragon Lake?”

Drakolimni, the “Dragon Lake”. With high peaks and dramatic cliffs, this location in Epirus is a nature-lover’s dream in Western Greece. It is one of the best day trips from Ioannina or from the many picturesque towns of the Ionian Coast. Just make sure to bring your trail shoes! What

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Tower Homes in the Peloponnese

There are few places that are as unique as the southern Peloponnese, more specifically the Mani region. Some of the northern towns in Mani include Gythio, Kardamyli, and Verga. Scattered around this area are the famous and historic tower homes of Mani, and even though they are far from the

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