Samothrace is not a very famous island but it is loved by those who prefer alternative vacations. This special island combines mountain with sea and has impressive natural landscapes. You will find a lot of waterfalls and streams, as well as amazing natural pools called “vathres”. There are also many ancient sanctuaries and impressive towers….
Mathraki is a secluded island, off the map for most tourists. It offers stunning beaches with crystal clear water and an amazing natural background. It belongs to the group of islands called Diapontia along with Erikousa, Othoni and Ereikoussa. It is accessible by boat three times a week during summer from Corfu Town, Sidari and…
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…
Samos is one of those Greek islands where you could arrive for the beaches and discover that they are only part of the reason to stay. This large, green island in the eastern Aegean was the birthplace of Pythagoras, the mathematician and philosopher whose name almost everybody encounters at school. It was also the birthplace…
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…
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…
Kastos is one of the smallest inhabited islands in the Ionian Sea and one of those places where doing less is really the point. The island lies south of Kalamos and opposite the mainland coast near Mytikas. It has just one settlement, Kastos village, and the Municipality of Lefkada describes it as the smallest inhabited…
Kalamos is one of the quieter inhabited islands of the Ionian Sea, lying between Lefkada, Meganisi, Kastos and the mainland coast of western Greece. Mountainous, heavily forested and surrounded by clear water, it offers a very different experience from the larger Ionian holiday islands. There are no major resorts or long lists of organised attractions…
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…
The main port of Spetses is a lively place full of traditional stone mansions and cobble streets. Head to Votsalo or Throubi Bar for a night of drinks and people watching. The island’s beaches are peaceful, organized, and azure blue. Let’s explore some of the best ones! Best Beaches in Spetses: Agios Nikolaos, Agia Marina,…
Thirassia is a sleepy volcanic island that sits a short jaunt from Santorini. Join a day tour to experience its natural hot springs, visit churches, and watch the sunset from a boat below Oia. Originally part of Santorini, Thirassia boasts beautiful beaches and gorgeous hiking trails. Whether you stroll around Manolas or admire the Greek-painted…