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Milos is a natural laboratory with veins of rare ores and metals. Its numerous small coves feature syrmata, boat shelters carved…
Homer’s homeland, Ios has both beauty and grace – and is famed for both its nightlife, which stretches into the…
Kythnos, 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…
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…
The Port of Piraeus is a major industrial and commercial center of Greece. It is one of the largest passenger…
An overview of the Island and its gastronomical identity.
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…
The Port of Piraeus is a major industrial and commercial center of Greece. It is one of the largest passenger…
Hydra is one of the most cosmopolitan islands in Greece. Entering the port, the view is phantasmagorical. The town is…
Heraklion was known during the Byzantine period by the name of Castro. It was a small, walled town. Arab Saracens…
Athens, the capital of Greece, is among the oldest cities in the world. Also preserved in Athens are monuments of…
Cosmopolitan Spetses is close to the Argo-Saronic Gulf near the eastern shore of the Peloponnese. Most of the island is…
