Thimena has no conventional hotels or resorts. Accommodation consists of a small number of independently operated rooms in Thimena village and a few more beside the sea at Keramidou Beach. Staying overnight provides a different experience from making a day trip from Fournoi. Once the boats leave, the harbour becomes quiet, the village kafeneia fill…
Are you dreaming of crystal-clear waters, sandy beaches, and breathtaking sunsets? Look no further than the Greek Islands archipelago. With over 200 islands to explore, island hopping in Greece offers a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. From discovering historical sites and local cuisine to basking in the natural beauty of the Aegean Sea, there’s something for everyone on…
Platis Gialos is one of the most popular beaches in Sifnos that features soft golden sand and crystal-clear waters. With tamarisk trees offering natural shade and plenty of waterfront tavernas to enjoy a meal, this is a great spot to relax and unwind. Artemonas is Apollonia’s quiet sister. Its cobblestone streets are lined with churches…
Antikythera is not a conventional Greek beach destination. There are no long resort beaches, organised rows of sunbeds or beach clubs. Instead, the island has a small collection of rocky coves, pebble beaches and exceptionally clear water, surrounded by a rugged landscape that remains largely undeveloped. That makes its coastline particularly appealing to travellers who…
Schoinoussa is one of the smallest inhabited islands in the Cyclades, but that is a large part of its appeal. Part of the Small Cyclades between Naxos and Amorgos, it is an island of quiet beaches, walking paths, whitewashed villages and long, relaxed meals rather than major attractions. The island is small enough that walking…
Agistri is only a small island, but its heavily wooded coastline contains an impressive variety of places to swim. There are easy sandy beaches beside Skala, pine-backed pebble beaches on the western coast, rocky swimming spots around Limenaria and secluded coves reached by walking through the forest. Three places particularly define the island’s coastline. Chalikiada…
Things to do in Alonissos: This island experiences fewer tourists than other popular Greek islands, so you can enjoy a more relaxed holiday. Travel here out of season in September or October for secluded beaches with areas of coastline all to yourself. Some of the best beaches in Alonissos include Chrisi Milia, Leftos Gialos and…
Tilos is one of those Greek islands that makes much more sense once you stop thinking in terms of famous attractions. There is no Santorini caldera or Mykonos nightlife. Instead, Tilos offers walking trails, quiet beaches, abandoned villages, medieval castles, rare wildlife and one of the most unusual palaeontological stories in the Dodecanese. The island…
Gavdos is unlike almost anywhere else in Greece. Sitting in the Libyan Sea south of Crete, this remote island marks the southernmost point of Greece and Europe. It is a place of enormous sandy beaches, juniper-covered dunes, pine forests, tiny settlements and walking trails leading to some remarkably isolated stretches of coastline. Gavdos isn’t an…
Poros is home to a charming port, neoclassic buildings and picturesque corners. A stroll along the waterfront promenade offers views of yachts and fishing boats. With gorgeous beaches, opportunities for water sports and a town to explore, this island offers a true Greek escape. Here are some of the top Things To Do in Poros….
Thimena’s coastline is defined by small beaches, rocky coves and clear water rather than long stretches of organised sand. Most beaches are on the eastern side of the island. Some can be reached easily from the village, while others require a longer walk or access by boat. Three beaches particularly define the island. Keramidou is…