Makrynitsa, a well-preserved village, faithful to the traditional architectural standards of Mt. Pelion sits high on the slopes of this Thessalian mountain gazing out to sea. One of the most popular mountain destinations in Greece, the village has managed to retain all its charm … (more…)
This is the place where Greek nature makes an offering to the Olympian gods… This is the place where Great Olympus, the tallest mountain in Greece, bows to the sea forming one of the most interesting coastal areas of the Mediterranean. (more…)
A low profile destination that leaves the competitive tourism industry for its crowded neighbours. It nevertheless keeps gaining faithful and distinguished friends. Alonnisos is an “Arc” of an unspoilt nature, an alternative and different island… First impressions The island’s trademark is the superb pine forest that covers most of its Read more…
The island is located very close to Rhodes facing the coast of Asia Minor. It might look remote on the map, wedged in on the edge of the Aegean Sea, but certainly it’s not forgotten. Modest, quiet and hospitable, stately Symi always welcomes you warmly… (more…)
Shores and rocks worn away by the sea, tower houses straight out of bygone eras and an old-time city with an island temperament. A voyage to the past, to a strange but enchanting land ! (more…)
Opposite worlds coexist in harmony along the south coast of Samos island. Cosmopolitan resorts stand beside calm traditional villages, organized beaches are found next to deserted shores and archaeological sites… all fine ingredients for a “mystical” recipe… let it work its magic! (more…)
You have a sun soaked Corinthian coastline, an outstanding sea view from a castle, lush green coastland surroundings, but above all a small but well preserved venetian port where you can stroll around the Middle Ages and keep your travel spirit up!
Colours, sounds and flavours of the sea mingle here, on the largest Cycladic island. Naxos is a generous land, with indelibly recorded memories, emerging out of the primordial depths of the Aegean. (more…)
Many things have certainly changed since the ‘60s, when the “flower children” discovered Matala. As time went by, the small fishing village became one of the most recognizable destinations of Crete. Nevertheless the area still has much to reveal to its persistent visitors. (more…)
If you have had your fill of swimming at the beaches of north Euboean Gulf, just head to the mountains… The wonderful Knimida and Kalidromo mountains are waiting for you to drive their fascinating routes and feel the fresh breath of pure nature in this charming, well known, but yet unexplored destination. (more…)