Whether you’re planning to relax on exotic beaches, explore historical sites, or indulge in delicious Greek cuisine, Karpathos has something for everyone. This island offers a unique blend of traditional culture and modern amenities that will leave you with lasting memories. A visit to the historic village of Vrikous is an excellent way to get … Read more
Most Skiathos visitors say that the most attractive feature of the island are its beaches and none are more beautiful than Koukounaries. This enchanting beach is backed by lush pine forest and has powdery soft sand lapped by crystal clear waters. There’s a good selection of accommodation in this area from the simple but clean … Read more
Lesvos’ main town is a special place to spend time. There are neoclassical buildings, traditional markets, cozy cafes and ouzeries, and cobbled streets. The highlight is the castle, which offers incredible views. Six years after the EU-Turkey deal, refugees are still arriving in Europe via Lesvos. While the EU must protect them and move towards … Read more
Just off Samos’ southern coast, the islet of Samiopoula embodies authenticity and escape in giant measure. A morning cruise on a traditional wooden kaiki brings you to the white sandy beach and crystalline waters of Samiopoula while your captain regales you with stories. For a comfortable base from which to explore the island, stay in … Read more
Inousses, or Oinousses as it’s spelled in Greek, is a wonderful little island with a diversity of beaches and cozy, hidden coves. You can visit it by booking a ferry from the main port of Chios. Check out Ferryscanner for the latest prices and times. To stay on the island try Miland Suites which offer … Read more
The Best Places to Stay in Thassos vary from marvelous beaches and a crystal clear sea to more historical sites like the Archeological Museum. The latter is a must-see! In the summer, you’ll find bustling streets and full restaurants. But that doesn’t mean the temperatures are unbearable, thanks to the ocean breeze. Limenaria Beach Hotel … Read more
Rineia is a small, almost deserted island west of Delos and southwest of Mykonos. It was used as a quarantine island during the 18th and 19th centuries, when plague and cholera outbreaks were common. Today it is inhabited by 72 locals who farm and keep cattle while protecting the archaeological site. It’s a great place … Read more
Symi is crisscrossed with scenic trails that link historic villages, postcard-perfect chapels and hilltop lookouts. Learn more about the island’s past at its excellent museum. Peak summer temperatures in Symi can be blistering, so consider shoulder months like April, May and September if you prefer to be active on hikes. Accommodation here is a mix … Read more
Milos is a gorgeous island famed for its moonscape beaches, but it also has a charming hilltop town, pristine beaches, and a variety of unique landmarks. Figuring out where to stay in Milos is easy if you’re comfortable renting a car. Located near Plaka and a few steps from some of the most popular attractions, … Read more
The secluded island of Kastellorizo sits off the Turkish coast and has an intimate feel. A small harbour hosts limited boats each week and there are few restaurants or hotels. The main town stretches colourfully around a turquoise bay with a ruined castle above. Visit the 14th century ruin of Castello Rosso (the Red Castle … Read more
Best Places to Stay in Ios: From luxurious hotels overlooking the water to quaint hostels nestled in the heart of the island’s villages, Ios offers accommodation for every budget and travel style. The main village of Ios, Chora, is a cosmopolitan party hub where you’ll find lots of bars and clubs. During the summer, many … Read more
There are many fun things to do in Sarria. You can walk the Camino de Santiago, visit historical landmarks, and try local foods. Sarria has a wide variety of hotels and accommodations to suit any budget. Some of the best places to stay in Sarria include: Hotel Alfonso Ix, Duerming Villa De Sarria Hotel, and … Read more