1. Santorini Santorini is one of the diamonds of Greek Islands. There are volcanic cliffs that fall sharply to the Aegean Sea, skipping surrounded by the white sculptured villages. This is paradise for visitors, photographers, artists, hikers or anyone who just wants to sit at a cafe and soak up the sun and scenery. Landscape […]
Greece has a tradition of wine-making that goes back 3.000 years. Dionysos was worshipped as the god of wine and the Dionysia festivals took place in various parts of Greece, mostly during the winter months. In very few parts of the world do you have such an abundance of sun and the right kind of […]
Apiranthos Village Naxos (Apeiranthos) Apeiranthos Naxos Village is a beautiful village in the mountains that is located on Naxos Island. Historically, it has been said that Apeiranthos Naxos village was built by the Cretans sometime in the 10th century. Furthermore, in 1413, a traveler named Cristoforo Buondelmont came upon Aperianthos Naxos Village and confirmed that […]
Matala is a picturesque resort town in the centre-south of Crete. It is a distance of about 70km from Heraklion. Matala sits to the south west of the Messara plain. The road over the mountains has been vastly improved making it far easier to reach than just a couple of years ago. Matala beach is […]
SAMARIA GORGE The Samaria Gorge is normally a one way walk – from the top to the bottom. It emerges directly onto the sea shore near Agia Roumeli and you then need to take a boat trip back to civilisation where a bus takes you back to your starting point. It takes around […]
Lets start our walk from the “heart of city” from Zea, the most known in all Pasalimani, where are assembled most people of Piraeus – and also the most known and interesting part in Piraeus. Crossing the coast of Trifon Moutsopoulos on ourrleft hand side, we see also small restaurants. In the pavements exist tables […]
Plaka Athens Greece: the most beautiful and romantic area of Athens – just under the Acropolis. An attractive approach to Plaka is to follow Odos Kydathineon, a pedestrian walkway that starts near the Aglican and Russian churches on Odos Fillelinon, south of Syntagma. It leads gently downhill past the museum of Greek Folk Art, on […]