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Vikos National Park: A Natural Marvel of Greece

Vikos Gorge, located in the Epirus region of northwestern Greece, is one of the most impressive gorges in the world.…

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Chalkidiki

Halkidiki unfolds like a stunning tapestry of blue and green, offering a unique mix of luxurious accommodations, rich history, and…

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Mount Athos on a cliff above water

World Wine Tourism Day

On Sunday, November 12, wineries across Greece will celebrate World Wine Tourism Day, inviting you to join them in the…

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From Nectar to Honey

Honey is one of the most precious and nutritious substances nature has provided for thousands of years. Its creation is…

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OLIVE HARVEST IN GREECE

Participating in the olive harvest in Greece is more than just an agricultural activity; it is an opportunity to engage…

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a person holding a handful of olives

Chalkida

Halkida is renowned for the bridge that connects the island to mainland Greece, symbolizing the link between the present and…

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Aerial view of a vibrant city featuring a prominent bridge and a bustling harbor, showcasing urban life and waterways.

Kefalonia

Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands, is a land of remarkable geological wonders and mysteries. Famous for its unique…

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A small boat navigates the vibrant blue waters within a cave, highlighting the natural beauty of the surrounding rock walls.

Cyclades

The Cyclades is a renowned group of islands in the heart of the Aegean Sea, widely celebrated as Greece’s most…

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A charming narrow street showcasing white buildings and bright red flowers, offering a delightful and inviting visual experience

Argosaronic Islands

Aegina, Poros, Hydra, and Spetses are the most cosmopolitan of these islands, attracting both Greeks and foreigners, many of whom…

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A horse-drawn carriage glides along the sandy beach, with gentle waves lapping at the shore in the background.
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Region of Lassithi

The region of Lasithi, located at the eastern edge of Crete, is renowned for its beauty and contrasts, featuring both…

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North Aegean Islands

The islands’ cuisine relies on locally grown, seasonal produce, often from small farms or home plots.

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Dodecanese Islands

Eating seasonally is a way of life in the islands and the fresh fruits and vegetables elevate every meal to…

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Patmos

The island’s uniqueness extends beyond its architectural beauty to its rich cultural traditions and everyday practices that connect spirituality with…

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Chios

Chios is an island in the North Aegean Sea that retains its unchanged beauty. It is renowned for its mastic and is…

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Kastoria

The city’s narrow streets are also home to a rich gastronomic tradition, with its three pillars being pulses, meat and…

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Archaeological Site of Heraion Perachora – Melagavi Lighthouse

One of the most delightful day trips in the vicinity close to Athens that you’ll thoroughly enjoy includes a visit…

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Lake Doxa – Walk in the Alps of Corinthia by George, our Gastronomic correspondent from “Taste Local Greece”

Lake Doxa stands as an enchanting gem nestled among the Corinthian mountains, resembling a fairy-tale haven. Often regarded as the…

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