The island of Patmos has some magnificent beaches. Whether you’re a sun-seeker or prefer to indulge in water sports, these places will make your vacation heavenly! Psili Ammos is a secluded beach on the southwestern side of the island. It used to attract campers and nudists who appreciated its remote location. Nowadays it is highly…
Soaring mountains decorated with vineyards loom above beaches where crystal clear water gently tosses smooth stones against one another, playing a tinkling meditative song. Samos is the home of Hera and Pythagoras, but it’s also a great island for hiking. The villages in the north ooze charm and character, with neoclassical and Venetian-era buildings. And…
The wild natural scenery, intimate beaches and charming harbours of Kasos are a great choice for travellers looking to relax. It’s also a place for experiencing local culture with traditional feasts and festivals during summer. See more of what the island has to offer by staying near Fry in Theoxenia Apartments or joining a tour…
Keeping cool under the sun is top of the agenda for families staying on Kos. Tuck into the refreshing sands of Agios Stefanos Beach and splash about in the calm waters or scramble up flower-carped hillsides to explore ancient temple ruins. Kids can let their imaginations run wild at the imposing Nerantzia Castle, whose towers…
If you like to rest by the sea with tranquility, without noise and agitation, Lipsi is the ideal destination. Here you can swim in crystal clear waters and stroll a network of thyme-scented paths, through olive groves and vineyards. Tourkomnima Beach is located on the north side of Lipsi and close to Xerokambos. It is…
Kalymnos may be known for its imposing rocks and rock climbing, but there is much more to the island. Take a day trip to the neighboring island of Telendos, visit a traditional house that tells a story of community evolution and enjoy the incredible beaches! In addition to hiking, there are also dozens of beach…
Things to do in Nisyros include exploring the island’s unique beaches, visiting its beautiful ruins, and exploring its charming villages. In addition, you should make sure to visit the Archaeological Museum in Mandraki, which has some great exhibits! Also in Nikia is the Volcanological Museum, which is an absolute must-see. It’s the only volcano museum…
The main port of Leros is Lakki. You will be amazed by its spacious streets with rationalist buildings. The War Museum is worth a visit to see impressive collections of war-related artifacts including guns and helmets from the Battle of Leros. The Archaeological Museum hosts inscriptions and ancient utilitarian objects while the Church Museum and…
As I sit in the port of Diafani, Karpathos listening to the magical sound of the Lyra, I imagine how life must have been on this island only a couple of decades ago. The road from the capital City of Pigadia connecting Diafani and Olympos has not been completed to date; a project 50 years in the…
The Village of Olympos located on the Island of Karpathos is one of the few places left on this planet that gives one a sense that they have traveled back in Time where many of the women still sport the traditional garb of generations long gone. The first inhabitants that settled in Olympos, were 70 families who…
The Dodecanese Islands are a group of twelve large and 150 smaller Greek islands in the southeastern Aegean Sea, located close to the coast of Turkey. These islands are known for their natural beauty, rich history, and cultural heritage. They offer a mix of traditional Greek architecture, charming villages, pristine beaches, and crystal-clear waters, making…
If you’re planning a family holiday to Rhodes, you’ll want to know which of the island’s beaches are ideal for small children. Agathi Beach is a good choice because of its shallow waters and open strand. The only downside is that there aren’t many refreshment stands nearby, and you won’t be able to eat on…