The island of Paxos and its smaller sister Antipaxos offer a hidden paradise in the Ionian Sea. Both islands grab tourists’ attention with their exotic views and natural elements that provide mental and physical relaxation. The best time to visit is from July through mid-October. This is when the waters are perfectly warm and you … Read more
Kastellorizo’s inhabitants are a resilient bunch. Even the island’s heartbreaking final chapter of World War II did little to shake them. Since then the town has enjoyed a renaissance as itinerant yachtsmen have discovered its azure waters. But the island’s residents haven’t lost their sense of humor or laid-back charm. Getting There Traveling to Kastellorizo … Read more
The Nike of Samothrace was part of a sanctuary that would have proclaimed its dedicator’s naval prowess to an international audience. The statue is usually dated to the Hellenistic period, when a series of empires fought for control over territory that stretched from mainland Greece to Egypt and Anatolia. The statue is formed from Parian … Read more
Located on the tiny islet of Palatia, just a short walk from Naxos Town, Portara is one of the most famous landmarks of the island. It is also a popular spot for watching the sunset. The massive marble gate, the only remnant of a never-finished temple to Apollo, has welcomed visitors to Naxos since 523 … Read more
The castle town of Monemvasia is a place where you feel like you’re walking through an open-air museum. It’s filled with traces of Byzantine, Venetian, and Ottoman history. Two of the top things to do in Monemvasia are visiting Yiannis Ritsos’ House (the famous Greek poet) and the Upper Town which lies high on this … Read more
Milos Island is a sneaky little island gem. From cliffside beaches to unique rock formations, this gorgeous Greek island is perfect for nature lovers and adventurers. It’s also a great place to learn more about Greece’s fascinating history and culture. Check out the incredible Kleftiko Caves, Sykia Cave and more of these stunning coastal features! … Read more
Located on the wilder west coast of Zakynthos are the famous Blue Caves, known for their magical reflections. The biggest cave is called Kianoun Cave and can be visited by taking boat tours from Makris Gialos beach, Agios Nikolaos port or Cape Skinari. This is a one-of-a-kind destination that will leave you spellbound. We recommend … Read more
The stalactites and stalagmites of the Cave of Antiparos have inspired numerous visitors. During archaeological excavations fragments of ancient vases were found here. The imposing stalactites start impressing you even from the entrance, and continue to amaze you all along your tour. You can reach the Cave by car, or take the classical bus that … Read more
Kythira, the peaceful island that is believed to be the birthplace of Aphrodite, offers many beautiful sights and serene beaches. But it’s also home to unique local products that you won’t want to miss out on trying! A few of these include wine, thyme honey and Kythira nuts. Here are some of the best places … Read more
Syros, as the capital of the Cyclades, exudes the cosmopolitan grace of a duchess. Her impressive architecture and cultural richness have helped her maintain the lustre of the past. Get lost in the alleys of Ano Syros, a medieval quarter that orchestrates neoclassical and medieval elements. Here, the church of Saint George presides over a … Read more