Gastronomic & Historic Sites

Kithnos, or Thermia as some locals prefer, is a quaint island known for its casual, fun-loving atmosphere and welcoming residents…

Serifos, the island of somber mines and proud history, conceals beneath its soil iron and magnetite, dubbed Hercules’s stone as…

The island’s capital, Hora, ranks among the Cyclades’s most alluring villages. The island’s beaches, lapped by crystalline waters, soothe body…

Kasos is the southernmost island of the Dodecanese a peaceful, a gem, where customs and traditions of the past have…

Messinia always enchanted gourmet travelers with its numberless special products: “Kalamata” olives and olive oil from the famous Koroneiki olive…

Lake Kerkini is one of the premier bird-watching sites in Greece, as it is situated along the migratory flyway for…

Known around the world as the home of Hippocrates, Kos is the third-largest island in the Dodecanese group after Rhodes…

Picturesque Andros might well be an imagined geographic extension of Evia and the central mainland as its fertile meadows are…

After the Holy Mountain (Aghio Oros), Meteora is the largest cluster of monasteries operating continuously from the era of the…