Greece has more secret treasures than the pirate Barbarossa it seems. Just a couple hours away from Athens lies Greece’s second largest island; Evia. We’ve been blessed with so much beauty that this has been going on right under our …
With more than 3,000 islands (220 of which are inhabited), one could easily argue that Greece is an ideal cruise destination. And one would be right. Well, the official seal of approval has now been awarded, rubberstamped and notarized. The …
Kalamata is famous for 2 reasons: the olives, and the Kalamatiano traditional dance (Kalamata was also known for its cannabis cultivation, both industrial and recreational). Now, one can argue that reputations have been built on much less. But have you …
Greece may be a 4 seasons kind of country, but let’s face it, we’re all living for the summer. And the summer begins now. The first rays, the blooming flowers and the pheromones dancing in the air turn a collective …
Greece before the summer resembles a home coming dance. This year (or was it last year? It’s hard to keep track of all the jocks) the home coming king is Tinos. And frankly, we’re surprised it’s taken that long for …
Explore Greece with it’s Premier Destination Management Company Greece is paradise on earth. The benefits of living here are countless (we’ll just gloss over the disadvantages). From healthier living to meaningful connections, there is nothing that compares. Its diverse morphology …
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Celebrations are never too far away in Greece at any moment in time. Given half a chance Greeks will celebrate just about anything. It’s part of the DNA. Heck, one of the twelve Gods was Dionysus; the god of wine …
Easter in Syros: A Tale of Two Churches In these turbulent times we live in, we can always do with more feel good stories. How about two religions happily co-existing side by side? That’s what you get when you visit …
There’s something about Hydra (pronounces Ee-drah) that lends itself to romance. And in Greece, that’s saying something. With the long shadow cast by Santorini and its lesser known but equally beguiling cousins Milos and, well just about any Greek island, …
Continuing with our Northern Greece destinations revelations, it’s on to Drama. This hidden gem (soon to be not hidden at all) of a town is all that and a bag of chips. Situated not too far from the Bulgarian border …
The town of Xanthi, up in the north of Greece may just be one of Greece’s best kept secrets. It seems fitting that the town’s history in many ways mirrors the current narrative surrounding the country as a whole. And …
If this week, and indeed this year, are anything to go by, we’re fairly certain you’ll want to follow our lead and get yourself acquainted with Greece’s lovely winter towns. And there are many. Especially up in the north of …
New Year’s Traditions in Greece In Greece, Christmas and the New Year come second to Easter. That’s a fact. Greeks love their Easter. But make no mistake, any old excuse to celebrate and be with loved ones is more than …
Winter time is a special time. Winter means festivities and parties and lots of excuses to meet and be with family and friends. It follows that during such merry times, maximum efforts to please and be pleased are amplified. During …
Veria is so under the radar that it almost never features in any tourist guides. You’ll never hear it being praised for this, that or the other. And that’s ok. We feel that the less exposure a city receives, the …
