Poros island is a small island in the Saronic Gulf in Greece. It is known for having pine forests, peace and quiet, and an old charm that only a Poros vacation can give you. Other islands in this area include Hydra, Aegina, and Spetses. Poros should not be confused with
You might think from Instagram that Santorini is exclusively villages with white and blue houses and picture-perfect sunsets. However, if you go south from Oia and Fira, the most touristed towns in Santorini, you will find the ruined city of Akrotiri. In this article’s cover photo, the Minoan fresco depicts
Set in the heart of Amyndeon, northwestern Macedonia, lies Alpha Estate, an unparalleled wine sanctuary. Amidst its constantly growing reputation, this vine-growing haven, though lesser-known in the grand Greek tapestry, is just a stone’s throw from the tranquil waters of the Petres and Vegoritida lakes. Surrounding attractions, like the idyllic
Traveling in the Peloponnese in Greece is truly a unique experience. The Peloponnese is full of olive groves, idyllic sunsets, picturesque towns, and UNESCO Heritage Sites. But did you know about its many castles? This southern area used to be controlled by the Franks and the Venetians, who built castles
Most people know Mykonos as an overtouristed destination with fancy yachts, celebrities, and nightclubs open until the early hours of the morning. However, Mykonos wasn’t always like this. Only about 5 decades ago, Mykonos was much like other Greek islands in the Cyclades, with their quiet fishing villages and slow
We sat down with wine enthusiast and author Frederiek Lommen, whose expertise on Greek wines “stems” (no pun intended) from her extensive travels in Greece. Her book “Druiven en droesem, een reis langs Griekse wijngaarden” is gaining popularity among Dutch readers. In this article, Lommen shares her quick tips for
Villa Posillipo is one of the most remarkable villas in Greece because of its history and unique location. The house is on the east side of the island of Corfu and was built before 1760 next to the Venetian Harbor and Arsenal. The villa looks over the Bay of Corfu,
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 known as one of the so-called “blue zones” – areas of the world with the highest number of people over
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 the Turkish coast, so there are daily ferries to Kusadasi in Turkey. Samos is also a great place to hop
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 building, Greece has introduced initiatives to create a more sustainable Greece. However, which of the Greek islands are the most
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 deer.” It has Carribean-like beaches with gold sand and clear waters. Simos and Lefki beach are well-known as the top
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 well-maintained and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Each island group has their own ferry companies, and some
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
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
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
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