Salamina Greece or Salamis island is the largest island in the Argo Saronic Gulf, about 2 km off the coast of Piraeus and the closest island to Athens. Other islands that belong to the Argo Saronic group are Aegina, Hydra, Spetses, Poros, Dokos, and Agistri. … Continued
Sifnos Greece belongs to the Cyclades group of Greek islands, north of Milos and Folegandros and west of cosmopolitan Paros island. Sifnos Greece is a beautiful, mountainous island with a dreamlike quality, like a place that time has forgotten. That … Continued
If you are looking for the best things to do in Santorini, you are in the right place! Santorini is the most impressive Greek island and a dream destination for millions of people around the globe. There are many exciting … Continued
Chios Greece belongs to the north Aegean islands and is the 5th largest Greek island, right after Crete, Evia, Lesvos, and Rhodes. It is an exceptional island, world-famous for its mastic tree production, the fortified medieval villages, the syrupy local … Continued
This Greece 10-day itinerary covers everything you need to know on your trip to popular Greek islands such as Santorini, Naxos, Mykonos, and Athens, the ancient capital of Greece. Santorini, Naxos, and Mykonos islands belong to the most popular group … Continued
Are you planning your trip to Greece and you are looking for the best things to do in Lefkada, one of the most impressive islands in the Ionian Sea? Lefkada is a lush green island with stunning white sand/pebble beaches … Continued
Are you looking for things to do in Hydra Greece? This beautiful island is one of the most popular and cosmopolitan in the Saronic Islands just about 2 hours south of Athens. Hydra, a completely car-free island, is a combination … Continued
Ithaca Greece or Ithaki is a beautiful Greek island in the Ionian sea, in western Greece. It is located very close to Kefalonia island, south of Lefkada and north of Zante with easy access from the Greek mainland and the … Continued
The ancient port of Kechries in Corinth (Kenchreai in ancient Greek) was one of the two important ports of the area in ancient Greece. Corinth was a powerful ancient Greek city-state, 90 km from Athens. Kechries served the ships coming … Continued
Kea island (or Tzia) is a beautiful, unspoiled, and low-key Cycladic island, just an hour far by ferry from Athens’ smaller port of Lavrion. As it is so close to Athens, many affluent Athenians have built summer houses around the … Continued
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