David - Editor A highly recommended boutique hotel with stunning views of the island and impeccable service. The rooms are very spacious and well-decorated with a great attention to detail. Located in Chora, these hotels offer easy access to the town and all its facilities. They are a good option for people looking to enjoy their vacation without … Read more
From inexpensive family tavernas to fine dining options, Skiathos offers an array of food. Whether you want to feast on traditional Greek recipes like kakavia or crayfish with cabbage, there’s something for everyone. Among the best places to eat in Skiathos are the cafes and restaurants around the historic district of Plakes. They tick all … Read more
Ithaca is a charming city surrounded by stunning natural beauty. Its gorges, waterfalls, and parks make it a perfect place to explore on foot or by car. It also has a strong local food and drink scene. Staying in Ithaca means being able to enjoy its breathtaking scenery and a range of restaurants, shops, and … Read more
Amid the pristine landscape of Iraklia, taverns serve up delectable island cuisine. Dine on local meat dishes and velvety fava (split pea) dip in places like To Steki Tis Annios, run by chef Giannis Gavalas. Iraklia beckons during summer’s peak, with impeccable weather and bustling ferries. But it’s also perfectly suited to a quieter, more … Read more
Located in an 1845-built mansion in Oia, 1800-Floga Restaurant pairs traditional Greek cuisine with upscale gourmet fare and stunning sea views. Tuck into dishes like grilled octopus and a creamy moussaka and don’t forget to pair your meal with their award-winning wine! A true hole-in-the-wall, this tiny taverna in Megalochori serves up super fresh local … Read more
Paxos has an excellent selection of restaurants and shops, the best of which are located in Gaios. The town’s main port also serves as the departure point for trip boats to Antipaxos. The island has several beaches, including secluded Erimitis and Kipiadi, which features large pebbles and crystal clear waters. Visit in spring or autumn … Read more
Meganisi is a place for people looking for that elusive lowkey super-relaxing vibe. Stylish villas tucked into the curvaceous coastline, villages that are Instagram pretty and the mesmerising Ionian sea. Fjord-like bays create numerous secluded beaches that lure visitors in summer. Popular options include Fanari at Katomeri, and a trademark tongue-shaped beach on Agios Ioannis. … Read more
Salamis is a small island that is full of stunning beaches and rich history. It is an ideal destination for those looking to relax and unwind. In addition to this, you can also visit the famous Euripides Cave on the southern part of the island. It was once a retreat for the famous Greek playwright. … Read more
The food at Mihalis is terrific but it’s the panoramic view that makes it memorable. Sit, savor your meal and practice ordering your dakos salad in Greek while you listen to the wind and admire the mountainous landscape that gave birth to Aphrodite. A 4.8km path from Mylopotamos to Kato Hora winds past the Neraida … Read more
The smallest Ionian island in the world offers a sleepy and serene experience. Sail into its cobalt bays and cliff-backed beaches to swim or explore sea caverns. Indulge in gourmet cuisine in the midst of lush nature on this idyllic spot. Try traditional recipes like goat stew and lamb kleftiko in a romantic ambiance with … Read more
Lesvos, the island where Ancient Greek poet Sappho lived, offers a wealth of cultural and natural treasures. Here you will find Venetian castles, ancient monasteries, and enchanting beaches that remain free of sunbeds and umbrellas for a truly authentic experience. The island’s capital, Mytilene, is the epicenter of culture and commerce, showcasing a tapestry of … Read more
Kea (Tzia) is dotted with seafront restaurants and taverns, with Korissia and Vourkari having the most choices. However, additional regions such as Ioulida boast excellent dining options too. Fresh fish and seafood are the stars of many plates, but dense-flavored meat dishes also feature on the menus. Look out for kontosouvli, paidakia and gourounopoulo (grilled … Read more