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Rhodes

The basic elements of Rhodes’s cuisine were shaped by centuries of conquerors from East and West. Ottomans Turks, Venetians, Franks, and…

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Illuminated old towers at Rhodes by night

Sifnos

Sifnos, a picturesque island in the Cyclades, captivates visitors with its rich history, beautiful landscapes, and culinary heritage. Known as…

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Greece

Kalymnos

For the arid and rocky Kalymnos, the sea has always been the only exit for residents. Generously, it provided the…

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view from cave of the sea surrounded by mountains

Milos

Milos is a natural laboratory with veins of rare ores and metals. Its numerous small coves feature syrmata, boat shelters carved…

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boat shelters carved directly into the rock at Milos island

Ios

Homer’s homeland, Ios has both beauty and grace – and is famed for both its nightlife, which stretches into the…

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windmill house and houses and blue sky in the background

Kythnos

Local food specialities include a selection of pies, paximadi with soft kopanisti cheese, tomatoes, and oregano, marinated sun-dried fish, and sfougato, fried morsels…

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small payment street at Kythnos with white houses with blue windows on the both sides

Serifos

Serifos boasts a range of delicious dishes inspired by its agricultural and fishing traditions, with a focus on simplicity and…

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millhouse at Serifos and white buildings on the mountain and the sea in the background

Folegandros

An overview of the Island and its gastronomical identity.

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pavement street at Chora of Folegandros with white houses and blue windows on the both sides

Kasos

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

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seaport of Kasos with small boaths and a church
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view from cave of the sea surrounded by mountains

Kalymnos

For the arid and rocky Kalymnos, the sea has always been the only exit for residents. Generously, it provided the…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
boat shelters carved directly into the rock at Milos island

Milos

Milos is a natural laboratory with veins of rare ores and metals. Its numerous small coves feature syrmata, boat shelters carved…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
windmill house and houses and blue sky in the background

Ios

Homer’s homeland, Ios has both beauty and grace – and is famed for both its nightlife, which stretches into the…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
small payment street at Kythnos with white houses with blue windows on the both sides

Kythnos

Local food specialities include a selection of pies, paximadi with soft kopanisti cheese, tomatoes, and oregano, marinated sun-dried fish, and sfougato, fried morsels…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
millhouse at Serifos and white buildings on the mountain and the sea in the background

Serifos

Serifos boasts a range of delicious dishes inspired by its agricultural and fishing traditions, with a focus on simplicity and…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
pavement street at Chora of Folegandros with white houses and blue windows on the both sides

Folegandros

An overview of the Island and its gastronomical identity.

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
seaport of Kasos with small boaths and a church

Kasos

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

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view of seaport of Messenis with old towers and the sea

Messenia or Messinia

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

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