“The green pearl of the Ionian Sea… Belgians will love Corfu.” Rani Belgian Travel Blogger In this article, we rate the Greek island of Corfu for Belgians as a place to buy a home. With help from Rani, a Belgian travel blogger with extensive travel in Greece, we will find
There is a reason why Crete is the most popular destination for Belgian visitors traveling to Greece, and also for the Belgian who buy a home in Greece. In this article, we break down why Crete is the ideal place to buy a second home, with the help of our
Rhodes Island, known for its medieval architecture and castles, is the 4th largest island of Greece and the largest of the Dodecanese Islands, located in the Aegean Sea. Rhodes has been inhabited since the Neolithic period (4000 B.C) and due to its size and location, it has been famous throughout
In this article, we break down why Zakynthos is the ideal place to buy a second home for Dutch citizens. We enlisted the help of Dutch travel blogger Milou van Roon (@Explorista), who has written about Zakynthos and organizes group trips for women all over the world. About Milou Van
In this article, with the help of @Surtuko, we will rate the Peloponnese for Dutch citizens who want to buy a home in Greece. Who is @Surtuko? Marianna is the face of @Surtuko. If you cook for 1 or 2 people, and want to learn more about Greek cruisine, @Surtuko
Did you know that the Greek celebrations of Carnival are equivalently famous, lively, and entertaining compared to the well-known celebrations in Venice and Brazil? The Traditional Greek Carnival Story The Greek Carnival is celebrated three weeks before Clean Monday, also known as Ash Monday, when the long fast of Lent
What are the best areas to buy a home in Epirus if I am Dutch? How does it rank compared to other destinations in Greece for me? In this article, we’ll take you on a tour of Epirus with the help of the @thecookietraveller. Meet @thecookietraveller Eleanna is a Greek
What is the Longest Trip You Could Take in Greece? If you search these terms in Google, you won’t get a clear answer. Wikipedia helps by offering the “most extreme points in Greece”, and there is a lot of information about “how far any point of Greece is from the
Amorgos is a gem in the Cyclades island group with about 2000 residents. It is definitely worth the visit because even with its small size, every meter is exceptionally beautiful. Amorgos avoids the big crowds which you may find in the rest of Greece. Many tourists on Amorgos are French
Believe it or not, some travelers are choosing where to travel based on TikTok. It is becoming a marketing tool for the tourist industry, and, with such a large user community – 1.7 billion in 2023– TikTok reaches audiences of all ages. Users find new destinations and travel experiences using
Readers of the Dutch travel site Griekenland.net recently cast their vote for their top ten destinations in Greece for 2024. Among the Dutch, Crete is at the top of the ranking, with 16 percent of the overall vote. Samos and Corfu are tied with the second place ranking, each with
Also known as “Kerkyra” or “The Grand Lady of the Ionian”, Corfu is a beautiful island in the Ionian Sea that offers history, culture, and natural scenery. It truly has it all, with quaint villages, ancient UNESCO Heritage sites, and foodie destinations. Church of Saint George What to Do on
What is so unique about this tiny island in the Cyclades, and why is it suddenly getting popular in 2024? Recently, Margot Robbie and Dua Lipa, two international celebrities, were seen on Sifnos, an idyllic Greek island with a population of 2500 people and crystal clear waters. Why did they
The Poseidonion Grand Hotel is considered one of the hallmark hotels in all of Greece, and was first built in 1914 to draw wealthy travelers to the island of Spetses. The Poseidonion Grand Hotel is a favorite destination for the high society of Athens and has since upgraded with its
In the mid-1950s, shipping magnate Stavros Niarchos found his own private island in the Mediterranean, much like his rival Aristotle Onassis. The name of Niarchos’s island was Spetsopoula, 60 miles south of the Piraeus port in the Argosaronic Gulf. You may recognize the name because it sounds like “Spetses,” which
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