Ikaria – The Greek Island of Longevity

Ikaria is one of the world’s Blue Zones, a group of places where people live longer than average and are active past age 100. Among the characteristics that define these regions are their diets, which emphasize legumes and homegrown potatoes. But if these claims are true, what’s the secret to Ikaria’s longevity? The island’s climate … Read more

Nafplio – A Charming Town in the Peloponnese

Located less than two hours from Athens, this beautiful coastal town hugging the Argolic Gulf is one of Greece’s most charming destinations. Narrow cobblestone streets lined with neoclassical buildings and bright bougainvillea, scenic beaches, and nearby ancient ruins are just some of what makes Nafplio so enchanting. Beauty, culture, and history characterize this first capital … Read more

Mykonos Unveiled – Beyond the Parties and Nightlife

Embark on an exhilarating journey into Mykonos’s captivating world, from thrilling water sports and breathtaking boat cruises to a pulsing nightlife scene. Discover enchanting beaches, archaeological treasures, and one-of-a-kind cultural experiences. Sink your toes into powdery sand on legendary beaches like Paradise and Super Paradise, and soak up the mesmerising Aegean Sea views. Then, enjoy … Read more

Leros – A Hidden Gem With Authentic Greek Charm

From the squares of Platanos and Pandeli to a row of whitewashed windmills above the medieval castle in Gourna, Leros is an island where time seems to have stopped. Yet the emerald coast is alive with traditions and beauty that meld in surprising ways. An interior designer might call it shabby chic, a tour operator … Read more

Skopelos – Where Mamma Mia! Was Filmed

The original Mamma Mia film put the lush Greek island of Skopelos and the mainland’s Pelion region on the map. Now visitors come to see the picturesque settings where the movie was filmed. Glysteri Beach on Skopelos’ northern shore was used for scenes where Sophie reads her mother’s diary and also for Our Last Summer. … Read more

Folegandros – A Quieter Cycladic Escape

Despite its close proximity to Santorini, Folegandros is a quiet Greek island escape. Explore secluded beaches, traditional villages, and awe-inspiring landscapes that remain unspoiled by tourists. Walk the striking zig-zag pathway that winds to the Church of Panagia and admire views of rocky ochre cliffs. Afterward, soak up the sun on one of the island’s … Read more

Luxury Resorts and Villas in the Greek Isles

If you’re searching for a luxurious Greek island hotel experience that puts your comfort first, look no further. These new luxury resorts and villas in the Greek Isles offer impeccable service, world class cuisine and unforgettable sea views. The Greek island of Corfu gets a major upgrade with Ikos Odisia. This new resort banishes all-inclusive … Read more

Samos – Home to Pythagoras and Hera’s Temple

Put on your top hat and monocle to enjoy evenings of traditional bazouki music at the island’s many tavernas. Sample traditional distilled spirits, including ouzo and suma. After falling into the hands of the Ptolemies of Egypt and later the Roman Empire, Samos enjoyed a period of wealth. It became a centre for micro-craftsmanship in … Read more

Serifos – An Island With Rugged Beauty

The rocky island of Serifos is wild and raw, with steep mountains plunging into broad ultramarine bays. Yet outside the quaint hilltop capital of Chora and dusty, Wild West-feeling port of Megalo Livadi, it’s mostly deserted. Authenticity reigns supreme on the island, with superb food based on century-old recipes and fresh local produce. Don’t miss … Read more

Exploring the Venetian Castle of Astypalaia

Astypalaia is unlike most Dodecanese islands. Instead of the typical long sandy beaches dotted with sun umbrellas, the island has coves and secluded beaches that require a car to reach. The main town, Chora, evokes the feel of the Cyclades. Small cubic houses and narrow streets lined with churches make up the charming village. It’s … Read more