The best picture for anyone who comes for the first time in Corfu is from the ship which, as if deliberately, comes in a slow pace to give you the opportunity to take a good look of the great medie
Joined by a umbilical cord to the mainland, the place which raised poets and artists exudes a cosy inland atmosphere as well as cosmopolitan island flavours, and boasts some of the nicest beaches i
Halkidiki, a large peninsula between the Thermaikos and Strymonikos Gulfs, which ends in three smaller peninsulas, Kassandra (Phlegra or Pallene) to the west, Sithonia in the middle, between the To
They say that the ionized air of Mykonos caused by the interaction between the winds and the cliffs, result in a kind of a mild intoxication.
It’s not only the image of Caldera that’s appealing; it’s about the vision of Santorini as a whole.
Thessaloniki was founded in 315 BC by Cassander, King of Macedonia. That it was named for his wife, Thessaloniki, who was the daughter of Philip II and the sister of Alexander the Great.
A medieval town, perfectly restored, has been transformed into a tourist attraction. Its history is breathtaking, the same as the view from its castle.
It has fine wines, too…
Joined by a umbilical cord to the mainland, the place which raised poets and artists exudes a cosy inland atmosphere as well as cosmopolitan island flavours, and boasts some of the nicest beaches i
Sifnos was the name of the son of the Attica hero Sounios, who, according to one version, bequeathed his name to the island.
Hydra has connected its name with intrepid captains and pioneers of the Hellenic Revolution, with leading artists and big names of the domestic and international jet set.
