The best beaches on Naxos are often very windy, but the wind makes them perfect for water sports. There are opportunities for surfing, scuba diving, and paddle boarding, and the waters are even clear enough to do paragliding. These beaches are not ideal for small children, though. Pyrgaki Beach The sandy Pyrgaki beach is a…
In Santorini, you can find dozens of amazing beaches. You can also visit the Exo Gialos port and enjoy a sunset cocktail. These beaches are very private and often have swans and ducks swimming in the water. Here you can relax and enjoy the sunset on the beach, and maybe even eat a seafood dinner….
Located in the Cyclades archipelago, the Greek island of Kea is known for its quiet, secluded beaches. The island’s capital is home to the Archaeological Museum of Kea, which is brimming with locally excavated artifacts. A stone carving known as the Lion of Kea is also located in the museum. The island is also home…
Amorgos doesn’t have the endless rows of organised sandy beaches found on some Greek islands. That’s part of its appeal. Here, swimming often means descending beneath rugged cliffs, following a walking path to a secluded cove, taking a small boat across impossibly clear water or stopping beside a narrow strip of pebbles surrounded by dramatic…
If you want to spend a day by the sea without the crowds, try out the best beaches of Tinos. Those of you who want to experience the quiet atmosphere of the island can head to Mikri & Megali Ammos, two uncrowded and wind protected beaches on the island. The water is jade green and…
Kythnos is an excellent Greek island for a beach-focused holiday. Its deeply indented coastline creates dozens of bays and coves, ranging from easily accessible sandy beaches to isolated stretches of coast reached by rough roads, walking trails or boat. The most famous is Kolona Beach, where a narrow sandbar creates beaches on two sides. But…
If you’re a history buff, you might want to take some time to explore the historic sites of Tinos. The island is located in the Aegean Sea and is part of the Cyclades archipelago. Ancient Greeks referred to Tinos as Ophiussa, Hydroessa, and Ophiussa. It is the closest island to the Cyclades islands of Andros,…
Must Do If you’re planning a holiday in Greece, you’ll want to plan things to do in Folegandros. Here, we’ll discuss what to see and do, including the Church of Panagia, the Ecological and Folklore Museum, and Paralia Karavostasis. We’ll also cover the island’s natural beauty, including a pristine fjord and secluded beaches. Church of…
Donousa is one of the Small Cyclades, lying east of Naxos and north of Amorgos. At only around 14 square kilometres, it is an island where the distances look tiny on a map and yet there is enough variety to justify staying several days. There is no grand archaeological site, famous castle or large museum…
You can’t visit Greece without visiting the islands. The sandy beaches of Koufonisia are south-facing, and are perfect for lounging and enjoying the warm Mediterranean sun. In the evening, you can listen to live music at the Soroko bar, which is situated right on the beach. You can also enjoy a cold drink at the…
The island of Santorini offers amazing activities that would enable you to enjoy yourselves while creating unforgettable memories. Santorini is world famous for its incredible beaches, traditional villages perched on high top cliffs, and unforgettable sunsets among other beautiful sceneries. So, let’s focus on 4 must-do activities in the Santorini Island. 1- Spending a day…
If you are planning to visit Mykonos anytime soon then make sure to make a comprehensive research about the places that are a must visit in the area. You do not want yourself to be caught off guard and be completely lost as to which places are definitely not-a-miss if one wants to make his…