The beaches of Schinoussa are secluded, golden and crystal clear. Tsigouri is the most popular beach on the island and can be reached easily on foot (around a half kilometer south of Hora). Here there are eight trees that offer shade and a tavern. The best way to explore the island is on foot. Most … Read more
The beautiful beaches around Ancient Messene are a must-see. Located close to the archaeological site, they offer golden fine sand and crystal clear turquoise waters. Located in the eastern part of Messinia, Stoupa Beach is one of the busiest beaches in Western Mani. Its cosmopolitan feel is accentuated by numerous beach bars and pulsating DJ … Read more
One of the closest islands to Athens, Agistri offers a serene island getaway that feels like the capital’s suburbs. Explore rocky coves and pine-covered beaches that shimmer in the sea. From Skala Beach, a lush green organized (rocky) beach, follow the path through fragrant pines to reach Chalikiada, an unorganized rocky beach with exotic azure … Read more
Syros has a unique mix of cosmopolitan and traditional elements. Admire the neoclassical mansions of Ermoupoli and relax on a beach with crystal clear waters. The best beaches in Syros range from sandy to pebbled and are busy during summer. Start with Galissas beach right by the seaside village, known for its fine sand and … Read more
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 … Read more
Corfu’s beaches offer the perfect combination of green landscape and blue waters. They are also well-organized, with sunbeds and umbrellas for a convenient beach day. Ermones Beach in western Corfu is a quiet beach with fine pebbles and sandy shores. It’s a good option for those looking to relax without crowds. Agios Gordios Beach The … Read more
Unlike many of the other islands in the Dodecanese, Tilos is off the beaten path and has one of the most unique bars you can find in Greece. The bar is located in a ghost village and features the bones of dwarves elephants that were discovered in Charkadio cave. The island is full of old … Read more
If you enjoy contact with nature and a non-polluted environment, you’ll love Gavdos. Here you can walk through pine and juniper forests as well as visit incredible isolated beaches. Karave is the island’s port and can be easily reached by bus. Nearby is Sarakiniko, a beach famous for its turquoise waters and stunning sand dunes. … Read more
The tiny island of Inousses (also known as Oinousses) is a dream come true for lovers of untouched nature. The island is characterized by cozy beaches and private coves and attracts active travelers with its trekking trails. Explore the island’s rich maritime tradition at the local Maritime Museum which houses miniature ships, paintings and rare … Read more
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. … Read more
Visiting Chrissi Island is like taking a trip to paradise. The place is completely uninhabited and a Natura 2000 protected area of unique beauty. Golden Beach or Chryssi Akti is the main beach of Chania and can get pretty crowded in peak season. However, the beach is long enough to avoid being crammed. Tripiti Located … Read more
Located in the heart of NYC, Skorpios is one-of-a-kind live event venue that has hosted some of the world’s most renowned artists. From electrifying DJ sets to soulful live band performances, this venue has it all! Onassis’ granddaughter and sole heir, Athina Roussel, sold the island to Ekaterina Rybolovleva, daughter of Russian billionaire Dmitry Rybolovlev, … Read more