There are a few ways to explore Erikousa: on foot, by bike, or by car. The most popular months for visiting Erikousa Island are June, August, and May. The population of the island is small, so you’ll find that the locals are very hospitable and welcoming. Try grilled octopus, a local specialty. Beaches Whether you … Read more
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 … Read more
Amorgos is one of the best Greek islands for beach lovers. Kept off the radar of mass tourism, it offers secluded, private beaches like Mourou or Plakes along with charming mountaintop villages and lush hiking paths. Kalotaritissa is a small sandy beach with magnificent waters on the south-western coast of Amorgos. The beach is situated … Read more
The island of Lesvos is famous for its cinnamon colored beaches and emerald water, but it also has a lot to offer in terms of culture and nature. Ancient ruins, stunning museums, and quaint old villages are just a few of the things to do on this Greek island. The new archaeological museum in Mytilene … Read more
If you’re looking to soak up the sun on soft sand and crystalline waters, Naxos delivers. From family-friendly stretches edged by shallow water to wind-powered kitesurfing spots, there’s something for every beach lover. The soft sand, gentle dunes and magnificent sea colors of this dream beach make it an insider tip for peace seekers. Tourist … Read more
The island of Poros is a favorite for weekend getaways and has exotic beaches. From the tranquil Love Bay to the sandy Askeli beach, the island is a haven for relaxation. You can reach this secluded spot by bike, scooter/quad bike or car. The road is lined with lovely bougainvilleas and you can visit a … Read more
Sikinos is a hiker’s paradise. Remnants of ancient hamlets, Byzantine churches, gorges, remote beaches and glades with breathtaking views are some of the highlights of this island. Try the local wines at Manalis winery located just south of Chora. Enjoy their food and drinks at sunset with spectacular views and experience a truly unique dinner. … Read more
Many visitors to Koufonisi are known to stay longer than they originally intended. This is because the group of two heavenly islands—Ano and Kato Koufonisi—have a relaxing energy that keeps people coming back. A big part of that is the gorgeous beaches, which range in color from azure to navy blue. But there’s more to … Read more
Navagio Beach, also known as Shipwreck Beach, is one of those iconic spots that appears on every postcard and coffee table book of the island. This pristine crescent of sand is bounded by dramatic 200-meter high cliffs and electric blue Ionian waters. Despite this, it can get very crowded at peak times. Porto Limnionas A … Read more
The smallest of the Diapontia islands, Mathraki is an ideal place to live out your Robinson Crusoe fantasies. With pristine beaches and traditional villages, this hidden gem offers a tranquil getaway away from the crowds. With few accommodations and almost no traffic, visitors explore this peaceful island by foot or with a private means of … Read more
The pristine waters of Amorgos are why director Luc Besson chose this gorgeous island to film the main scenes of his cult movie The Big Blue. This island offers stunning beaches and rocky coves. The best beaches in Amorgos are situated next to Katapola and Aegiali, the two ports that are the entrance points of … Read more
A small island at the entrance of Pagasitikos gulf, Paleo Trikeri is home to a beautiful little village and a couple of taverns. A great place to moor your yacht rental in Volos, it offers spectacular views to Skiathos, Southern Evia and the western region of Pelion. A short walk from the village is the … Read more