Salamina is a good choice for families and friends who want to explore a different part of Greece. This small town has some interesting sights to see and is a great destination for outdoor activities. Try some of the local food. A good place to start is the Kakias Tavern, which offers fresh seafood. 1….
Skyros is a hidden gem, offering an authentic Greek experience. The island has beautiful beaches, a traditional cuisine and a culture that emphasizes arts and handcrafts. The original eclectic alternative holiday destination, Skyros is home to a rare breed of wild horses and is loved by the local community for its natural beauty, quaint villages…
Schoinoussa may be one of the smallest inhabited islands in the Cyclades, but it has a surprisingly good choice of places to eat. Most restaurants are concentrated around Chora, with a handful of excellent options near the beaches, Messaria and Mersini harbour. The island’s food reflects its location in the Small Cyclades. Expect fresh fish…
Discover a new side of Greece on a visit to Chios. This island boasts a vibrant culinary scene, offering delightful twists on Greek classics and artful fusions of old and new. Taste the unique flavors of mastic, a natural resin cultivated on the island for centuries. Sample mastic liqueur, savor mastiha chewing gum, and indulge…
Ammouliani may be a small island, but visitors have a surprisingly good choice of places to eat. Traditional tavernas, seafood restaurants, grills, pizza restaurants and casual beachside options are spread between Ammouliani village and beaches such as Alykes and Megali Ammos. Seafood naturally features prominently, but you do not have to eat fish every day….
Whether you’re looking to get swept up in the island’s hedonistic party scene or simply want a relaxing meal, Mykonos has something for every palate and taste. You can find local traditional taverns, fusion restaurants and fine dining establishments with breathtaking views across the sea. Make sure to sample some Greek wines – they’re criminally…
Karpathos hasn’t fully embraced mass tourism, and the island remains a hidden gem. Its unique culture is preserved in the way locals live, work and dine together. Expect small breakfast bakeries, long seafood lunches and dinners with no rush to leave, and a relaxed way of life. There are also interesting little museums to explore,…
After a long day relaxing on one of Alonnisos’ beautiful beaches, it is time to enjoy some local Greek cuisine. Local specialties include fresh fish and lobsters from the sea served in many of the island’s restaurants and taverns. The arrival harbour town of Patitiri offers many dining options. You can eat a delicious meal…
Schinoussa, a serene gem in the Cyclades, offers a variety of accommodations to suit different preferences and budgets. Here’s a curated list of places to stay, ranging from luxury hotels to budget-friendly options: Schinoussa, a tranquil island in the Cyclades, offers a variety of accommodations to suit different preferences and budgets. Here are some notable…
Sikinos may be one of the quieter islands in the Cyclades, but that doesn’t mean you’ll struggle to find somewhere good to eat. The island’s dining scene is small and refreshingly straightforward. You’ll find traditional Greek tavernas, grilled meat, fresh seafood, cafés and one particularly memorable restaurant surrounded by vineyards. Most places to eat are…
Leros is an island where eating well is closely connected to where you spend the day. Waterfront tavernas line parts of Panteli, restaurants cluster around Agia Marina, Lakki provides convenient options around the island’s main port, and Alinda works particularly well for combining a beach day with lunch or dinner. Rather than crossing the island…
The island’s best places to eat are family-run taverns that serve authentic Greek recipes. The taverns are often full of locals, which is a good sign! Make sure to visit the Sponge Diver Taverna, where you can learn about the spongers and try some of their specialties. The tavern also has amazing views of the…