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12.05.2019.
5 most beautiful beaches in the Ionian Sea
1. Myrtos beach - KefaloniaMyrtos beach is a trademark and symbol of the island of Kefalonia. Apart from being one of the most famous and beautiful beaches of Kefalonia and all of Greece, Myrtos is considered one of the most beautiful in the world, and on that list it occupies an extremely high place.2. Navagio (Shipwreck) beach - ZakynthosThe beach of Navagio or Shipwreck cove is the most famous beach of Zakynthos lying on the western side of the Ionian island, close to Anafotiria village. The Shipwreck is one of the most photographed landscapes in Greece. It is considered as one of the best beaches in Greece. 3. Porto Katsiki beach - LefkadaWhite walls, a hundred steps and a sea whose beauty can not be described by words ... A beach that belongs to the most beautiful beaches in Lefkada - Porto Katsiki.4. Voutoumi beach - AntipaxosSoft sand, crystal blue sea, greenery in the hinterland ... in one-word paradise in small. The beautiful beach of small and almost uninhabited island Antipaxos.5. Paleokastritsa beach - CorfuOne of the most beautiful beaches on the island of Corfu. Green pine and pastel-sapphire color of the sea.
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06.06.2019.
10 locations in Rhodes that you must visit
1. Palace of the Grand Master of the KnightsThis magnificent palace is located at the end of the Knights' Street in the city of Rhodes. It was built during the 14th century and it served as the residence of the Great Master and the main administrative seat of the Order of the Knights of St. John. After the Ottoman occupation of Rhodes, it lost its significance and was used as a prison, and several times it suffered during the earthquake and explosions.It was rebuilt in the 20th century during Italian rule and became the summer residence of King Victor Emanuel III, and later Benito Mussolini. Today it has the function of a museum/exhibition center. In the period from April 10 to October 31, it is open from 8 am to 8 pm and the price of the ticket is 8 €.2. Medieval city wallsThe walls surrounding the old city of Rhodes are about four kilometers long, and some parts of the walls are thicker than 10 meters. They were built in the Byzantine period, but later they were expanded by the Knights of St. John to better protect themselves from enemy attacks. There are magnificent towers, gates, and bastions here, and in the interior, there are numerous sights of the old town.3. Anthony Quinn Bay and beachAnthony Quinn Bay is located on the east coast of Rhodes, about 4 km south of Faliraki. This is one of the most beautiful and most popular beaches in Rhodes, more suitable for the younger population because it is not ideal for families with small children or the elderly because of the sharp walls in the water and on the beach. Because of the green vegetation surrounding the beach, the sea is beautiful emerald colors, and due to the richness of the underwater world and crystal clear water, Anthony Quinn beach is ideal for diving.4. Tsambika monasteryThis monastery is located about 25 km south of the city of Rhodes and was built on the top of a hill with a beautiful view of the surrounding area and the surrounding beaches. The legend says that women who are facing difficulties to stay in a second state come here to pray for fertility, and if they get a child afterward, they should be called Tsambikos or Tsambika. And indeed, on the island of Rhodes, there are plenty of inhabitants who bear these names.5. Acropolis in LindosThe ancient city of Lindos is located 45 km south of the city of Rhodes and was founded in the 10th century BC. Due to its position between Greece and the Middle East, it was the main trading center, but its significance began to decline when the city of Rhodes was founded. Within and around the Acropolis, numerous archaeological sites have been found, such as the Doric temple dedicated to Athena Lindia, Propiles (monumental steps of the sanctuary), and a Roman temple dedicated to Emperor Diocletian.All this is protected by a medieval fortress built in the 14th century by the Knights of Sv. John, and outside the fortress there was a theater. The entrance fee for this site is 12 €.6. Monolithos FortressIt is located near the village of Monolithos, on the top of a 100 m high wall, and access is possible through narrow stairs carved into the rock. It was built in the 15th century by the Knights of St. John, in order to protect the island from the attack. Although this once was a strong fortress that nobody managed to conquer, today there was nothing left but the outer walls and the small chapel of St. Panteleimonas.The entrance is free, and there is also a café where you can take a refreshment after climbing to the fort.7. Port MandrakiThis is the main port of Rhodes and the place where once stood the statue of Kolos from Rhodes. Today, at the entrance to the port, there are two stone pillars decorated with bronze reindeer, bearing the names Elefos and Elafina. The ambiance is completed by the 15th century St Nicholas castle, which functions as a lighthouse and three old windmills. There are numerous luxury yachts in the Mandraki port, as well as excursion boats that go to the neighboring islands.8. Thermal springs KalitheaThey are located 9 km from the city of Rhodes and are known to cure various diseases, such as arthritis, diabetes, tropical diseases, allergies, asthma. Here, in 1928, the first buildings were built above thermal springs and a spa was opened, and a few months later a whole project was completed that included a stone mosaic, a Rotonda hall, a terrace, stairs, and gardens.At the end of the 20th century, the spa was abandoned, but in 2007, the sources of Kalitea were rebuilt and since then they have been re-established. The complex is open from 8h to 20h and the entrance costs 3 €.9. The butterfly valleyOn the west side of the island, about 25 km from the city of Rhodes, this unique natural reserve is located. The favorable microclimate with the Pelekanos River and the lush flora creates an ideal environment for large populations of caterpillars that turn into Panaxia butterflies in early June and move to areas of high humidity to reproduce. Throughout the year, visitors come here to enjoy nature and to enjoy the vast number of butterflies that cover the entire area. Of course, only the observers are permitted and it is forbidden to disturb them by making noise, sudden movements or in any other way.10. Suleyman's mosqueSuleiman's mosque is at the end of Socrates Street in the city of Rhodes, and its walls are characteristically pink-white. This was the first mosque in the city and the largest on the island, built shortly after it was captured in 1522 by the Turks, and reconstructed in 1808, mostly using parts of buildings that existed in the same place in the previous period. Today the Suleiman mosque has the function of a museum.
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09.06.2019.
5 MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACES IN GREECE
PargaParga, one of the most visited places on the Ionian Sea, deserves to win in this list because it has a special beauty of Mediterranean towns with narrow and steep streets that extend between colorful houses with terraces and windows painted with a variety of flowers.Corfu town (Kerkyra)The narrow paved streets, small squares, hidden courtyards and high balconies are part of the charism of this beautiful capital of the island of the same name. The beauty and charm of the city resemble Naples, made up of several elegant buildings, Byzantine churches, magnificent palaces and squares covered with flowers.Nafplio, PeloponneseA fairy-tale town, with two Venetian castles, the architectural blend of the era through which it passed, seemed to merge the best that makes this country one of the most attractive destinations in the world. Today, Nafplio, formerly the capital of Greece, is considered one of the most beautiful resorts in Peloponnese.ThessalonikiThessaloniki is full of small squares with taverns around them, narrow streets and wide boulevards with avenues, churches, fortresses on the top of the city, parks, museums, monuments, cafes, restaurants, boutiques, quails, bakers, pastry shops ... People in it relieved and very buoyant even though in the present economic situation they are struck by 100 tortures.Skiathos townSkiathos town is made up of glittering white houses with red stone roofs, balconies decorated with flowers, paved courtyards, marble squares and narrow streets creating infinite labyrinths of shops, bars and cafes. Between the two harbor bays is located, covered with pine trees, the peninsula of Bourtzi, where we find the remains of an old city built during the Venetian rule.Do you agree with this list? Leave a comment which city in Greece is the most beautiful in your opinion.
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22.06.2019.
Greek woman in Crete hires to tourists bed in the yard!
With a name that promises "Summer bed under the stars", a woman from Paleokastro near Heraklion, aims to attract tourists who want to experience the hospitality of Crete ... without a roof!A Greek woman who rents an open-air bed in the backyard of her home describes it on Airbnb as a beautiful and warm bed "just 100 meters from the beach and 13 kilometers from the city of Heraklion."She also promises that one who hires this bed will be able to "dream under the thousands of stars of the night sky". The guest has a "luxury" to use a common kitchen, a toilet and a bathroom.The owner of the property charges this bed without a roof for only 32 € per night, but without the included air conditioning, TV, heating or fire alarm. However, breakfast and washing machine are available to guests.Also, if a guest wants a luxury cleaning service, he will have to pay "accommodation" for 41 euros per night!The guests actually already stayed here last summer and their reviews are pretty positive.One of the guests noticed that everything was good, apart from the fact that it was near the road and the noise was "quite boring". Another guest also commented "that the bed is sweet and romantic, and the garden is amazing."Source: Greece.greekreporter.com
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30.06.2019.
Tsigrado in Milos - beach only for brave people (VIDEO)
Many people go there with the desire to visit this beach, but when they see how hard is to get down, many of them give up.At the top of the cliff and at a height of about 50 meters, the descent starts through a slope that is very narrow and slippery from sand and gravel.After that, you will see wooden ladders with which you have to descend to the part where the rope awaits you. Use the rope to reach other, fairly steep ladders that finally lead you to the coast.Nevertheless, it is certainly worth going on this adventure, because Tsigrado is a beautiful, small and isolated sandy cove with clean and warm transparent water. Also, there are several beautiful caves around Tsigrado, ready for exploration.
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02.01.2021.
Christmas in Greece - northern tradition in the sunny south
14 days of Christmas festivities in GreeceAlthough they belong to the Orthodox side of Christianity, Greeks celebrate Christmas on December 25th. In fact, as people who are known for nurturing family values, but also being on the fun-loving hedonistic side, Greeks officially celebrate Christmas for 14 days, starting on Christmas Eve and ending on Epiphany (6 January) with the "Great Blessing of Water".If you are coming from a typical continental or northern climate, you will absolutely love the weather during Christmas in Greece!This country has 320 sunny days per year and rarely has a significant amount of snow during winter, but they like to start with the festivities as soon as December arrives. The streets and city squares are decorated with lights, Christmas trees, and shiny boats. They may lack the snow, but they certainly don't lack the joy and enthusiasm! Greek homes as well are decorated quite early.This is not the time to count calories. Greek Christmas food is absolutely scrumptious! And don't forget to leave room for Greek desserts!Christmas in Greece is also the ideal time to try all their spicy and greasy staple food. Get it, greasy? After all, who's gonna see your belly this time of year Right? The main Christmas meal is often roasted lamb or pork, often served with spinach and cheese pie and various salads.The night before Christmas they bake a special kind of bread called Christopsomo (Christ's bread) and it is eaten after Christmas dinner. Every Christopsomo should have a cross made of dough in the center and almonds and nuts on top to symbolize prosperity.Did I mention that Greeks are quite the gourmets and hedonists? Their desserts will literally make your mouth water. Christmas and new year desserts include Baklava (filo pastry filled with chopped nuts and sweetened with syrup), Kataifi (made of shredded filo dough flavored with nuts and cinnamon), Deeples (a kind of fried pastry) and Melomakarona, which is basically an oval-shaped biscuit made from flour, olive oil and honey, rolled in chopped walnuts.Greeks have a boat decorating tradition for Christmas! It looks so festive and celebratory, even a Viking Santa would envy that sight.Another unique and fascinating tradition that connects sunny Greece with the northern custom of decorating a Christmas tree is boat decorating. As a nation of sailors, they have to honor their seafaring ancestors and what better way to do it? Decorated boats and ships are the shiniest tourist attractions in Greece every December. One of the biggest ones can be seen in Aristotelous Square in Thessaloniki (the second largest city in Greece) that is set up next to a huge Christmas Tree.There are also large boat displays in Athens and even in small coastal cities. The tallest and most beautiful Christmas tree is set up on Syntagma square in Athens and the whole ceremony of decorating the tree is usually followed by musical performances, singing and dancing.And yes, you've guessed it! There is a Greek Santa! His name is Saint Basils!Aghios Vasilis or Saint Basil, the patron saint of sailors, is also honored with the tradition of boat decorating during the holiday period and you can also find small model boats next to Christmas trees in Greek homes. Another way the Greeks honor this saint is by baking Vasilopita. It is a New Year's Day cake that has a hidden coin or trinket in it. It is believed that the member of the family who finds it will have good luck during the whole year. The Greeks share this custom with other areas in eastern Europe and the Balkans. Unlike in the Western countries, in Greece children get their Christmas present on January 1st, which is Saint Basil's day and younger children believe the gifts were brought by Aghios Vasilis (Saint Basil), so it is obviously their version of Santa Claus.Christmas carols - the Greek way!If you want to get a taste of genuine Greek culture you will not miss out on hearing Greek Zorba sirtaki music in one of the traditional Greek restaurants, even on Christmas. However, singing carols is also very popular, especially on the three official carol days, Christmas Eve, New Year's Eve and January 5th. Most of the songs tell Christian stories about the events that took place around the birth of Christ, similar to the western traditional Christmas carols.Children will first "perform" for their parents and get some pocket money. After that they will walk around the neighborhood, singing, playing a triangle and drums and people who open the door for them will give them some treats, nuts, dried fruits, or a symbolic amount of money. The Greeks also share this custom with many other Orthodox cultures.Christmas customs of pagan originsChristmas in Greece has more unusual customs and beliefs dating back to ancient pagan origins. According to folklore, ugly goblins come out of the middle of the earth and enter their houses to eat food and frighten people during this time of year. Many homes keep a fire going for 12 days since the fire is believed to keep the goblins out.In some parts of the country, people hang a pomegranate in the doorway. This plant is a symbol of fertility, beauty and eternal life and the Greeks share this belief with ancient Persians. Nowadays it is also a symbol of success and prosperity. Some people throw the pomegranate fruit in front of their door and the more seeds come out of the fruit, the year ahead is believed to be more prosperous. Another custom that is supposed to bring good luck is smashing the dried fruit, stamping on it and then entering the house. Before Christmas trees became so popular, many Greeks used to wrap basil around a wooden cross. They would dip the cross into the water and sprinkle it around to ward off the evil spirits.The blessing of waterChristmas festivities in Greece end on Epiphany (January 6), which celebrates the baptism of Jesus Christ in the Jordan River. After the Divine Liturgy, priests would traditionally throw a cross into the sea or river and a group of swimmers would compete in swimming to recover it.It is usually a group of young men and athletes who participate in this event and the one who recovers the cross is considered to be especially lucky and prosperous during the following year. This custom is not unique in Greece, they also share it with their Orthodox counterparts from Slavic countries.
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18.01.2021.
Best things to do in Rhodes
In a previous article, we presented you with a Top 10 must-visit location in Rhodes, but this was just the beginning of the story to be told. We continue the story with the list of the most amusing attractions and best things to do in Rhodes.1. Exploring the Old Medieval town of RhodesThe town of Rhodes was always at the crossroads of sea routes and turbulent historical events. Rhodes was one of the utmost important points in the ancient world, best known for its monumental statue dedicated to Helios, the Greek god of the Sun, Colossus of Rhodes, one of the seven wonders of the Ancient World.Nowadays, the landmark of Rhodes is its magnificent medieval old town, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site. With a dominant Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, originally built on a foundation of a temple dedicated to Helios, the 14th century Grand Masters Palace built by Knights of St. Jhon is one of the best-preserved palaces of this kind in the world.The authentic spirit of medieval times is still alive in Rhodes and is something you should definitely not miss when visiting this island. Picturesque cobbled streets, famous Street of the Knights leading to the Grand Masters Palace, romantic atmosphere framed with the sound of medieval music played within the walls of the old city, a visit to Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, and tour through the Palace, are the best points to start exploring the stories of this wonderful city and island and get knowing Rhodes.2. At the harbor of Rhodes: Windmills of MandrakiIn Mandaraki harbor, an ancient military port on whose entrance once was standing a Colossus of Rhodes, there are three medieval windmills lined up along the sea. Once, these windmills were receiving the grain coming from the commercial ship dockings in the harbor.Nowadays, the port of Mandraki and its windmills present one of the most scenics landscapes in the harbor. Elegant restaurants and cafes overlooking the windmills, yachts, and boats are a perfect chance to witness a spectacular sunset in the early evening.3. Wandering through Butterfly Valley and Traditional Greek VillagesAnother landmark of Rhodes and Mediterenian overall that children will just love is a famousButterfly Valley. This unusual natural reserve is a habitat for millions of butterflies, among which are many endemic and rare species, and visiting it is one of the best things to do in Rhodes. Furthermore, Butterfly Valley is notable for the last known forest of Oriental (Sweetgum trees Liquidambar Orientalis) in Europe.The best time to visit Butterfly Valley is from early June until late September when the breeding season is finished, and butterflies leave the valley.At the lowest point of this green, shaded valley, with a small river Pelekanos and waterfall, there is situated a Natural Museum of Rhodes, where starts the path that leads to the Monastery of Kalopetra, overviewing the canyon from 470 m height.Apart from exquisite natural characteristics, in the immediate vicinity of Butterfly Valley are situated a few typical Greek villages that speak in favor of traditional island life.Folklore House of village Soroni is another attraction of this region. Set in an old stone house with a specific ethnographic exhibition, the Folklore House represents the traditional life of Soroni.A colorful Theologos village with a long sandy beach is one of the places with the best gastronomic experiences you will have in Rhodes. Family-run tavernas and delicious specialties of local cuisine will be more than desirable after a long walk through the Butterfly valley.4. Follow the Wind: WindsurfingDue to its very favorable geographical position and climate, Rhodes is a perfect destination for windsurfing. The south of Rhodes is the best part of the island for windsurfers, and most demanding as well, because of the strongest winds. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced windsurfer, there is a variety of windsurfing clubs that offer the lessons, support, and equipment rental for this extreme sport.The best beaches for windsurfing in Rhodes are:1. Ixia beach – a pebbled, organized beach, 5 km far from the town of Rhodes.2. Ialissos beach – a pebbled, organized beach, 10 km far from the town of Rhodes3. Theologos beach – a pebbled, partly-organized beach, located in the north part of the island, 22 km far from the town of Rhodes.4. Genadi beach – a pebbled, partly-organized beach, located in the south part of the island, 63 km far from the town of Rhodes.5. Plimiri beach – a sandy, non-organized beach on the way to Prassonissi beach, 65 km far from the town of Rhodes, in the south of the island. 6. Prassonissi beach – the most famous beach for windsurfing. A sandy, non-organized beach, located in the southernmost part of the island, 85 km far from the town of Rhodes.5. Walk on Water: Paddle SurfingAnother watersport you might be fond of and make your adrenaline go up is paddle surfing. As its practitioners describe it, it is like walking on water.The tranquil sea waters can be found in the east of island Rhodes which is the best position for paddle surfing which is eligible for all ages.The best two beaches for paddle surfing are:1. Ladiko Beach or better known as Anthony Quinn Bay – pebbled, organized beaches, 20 km far from the town of Rhodes.2. Stegna Beach – with clear and calm waters, 30 km south from the town of Rhodes.6. Under the Sea: Snorkeling and Scuba divingExploring the waters underneath is a unique experience and certainly one of the best things to do in Rhodes. The warm, clear waters that can exceed 30 m visibility, a variety of diving sites, qualified instructors that will lead you through the whole process and give you the theoretical lessons and support are a great way to start discovering the sea.The best beaches to try snorkeling or scuba diving in Rhodes are Ladiko beach, Kalithea beach, Faliraki beach, Pefki beach, and Haraki beach.7. Jeep Safari and Honey TastingThe south of Rhodes offers an adventurous tour for all adrenaline and wild sceneries chasers. A spectacular view over Gadouras lake, a visit to the fruit gardens of Massari, and small village Archipoli where you can enjoy a honey tasting, or buy some of the local products such as olive oil, fruits, traditional sweets or Greek mezes, will give you a totally different experience of Rodos.8. WinetastingWith a glorious 300 days of sunshine, Rhodes is just blessed with a perfect climate for wine production.Embonas is a mountain village in the central part of Rhodes and the major wine-producer on the island. Visiting this area is undoubtedly one of the best things to do in Rhodes. There are more than ten different types of wine produced in Rhodes, some of them are classic ones, red wine, muscat, cabernet sauvignon, some of them are local specialties, Athiri – white wine grape exclusively grown in Greece, Mandilari – oak-aged red dry wine.Winetasting implies the visit of several different wineries in Embonas village and lunch in a traditional Greek taverna where the greatest specialty of cuisine is grill meat.9. Chalki Island TourThe Dodecanese group of the islands consists of 15 larger and 150 smaller islands with very few inhabitants.Chalki Island is the smallest inhabited island of Dodecanese, with an area of only 28 kam2 and 478 inhabitants. Chalki Island is only 6 km far from Rhodos, and it is certainly one of the most picturesque islands of Greece.Colorful 18th and 19th-century mansion houses overlooking the port and small fishing boats, narrow alleyways framed with bougainvillea, kind people ready to express a warm welcome will leave every visitor speechless.The traditional restaurants are lined all along the port overlooking the sea. The dishes of Chalki Island you shouldn't miss locally made pasta – makaronia and ofto – delicious slow- cooked meat. Visiting Chalki island is something you should not miss, and certainly, one of the best things to do in Rhodes!10. Symi Island TourSymi Island is another island of the Dodecanese group. The main port of Symi, Gialos, is one of the most photographed Greek island cities, and it is a perfect one-day trip to be taken from Rhodes.With an area of 68,75 km2 and 2.590 inhabitants, life in Symi is still very traditional. Gialos is probably the last place in the world where you can still buy a real, natural sponge. Because, once, Symi was a main commercial sponge fishing, and ship-building center, with a population of 25.000 inhabitants.Clocktower and the church of Panagia Evangelistria overlooking the harbor, the Byzantine castle above the city, and climbing the 500 stone steps of Kali Strata are the most recognizable landmarks of Gialos and best ways to get familiar with a city.The fish tavernas are lined up with the sea, and seafood is an absolute delicacy you must taste when you're visiting Symy. Especially prawns, seafood pie – atherinopita, and locally made honey balls. Deciding on which Greek island should you spend your holiday on is quite difficult, knowing the fact there are more than 200 possible options. However, Rhodes should definitely be at the top of your holiday list destination. Send us an inquiry or join us in the Facebook group Travel to Greece, and find the perfect holiday deal!
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30.07.2025.
Best Greek Islands to visit in 2026
SkiathosSkiathos is the smallest island of the Sporades archipelago, near the coast of Thessaly and Euboea, followed by two famous islands, Alonissos and Skopelos. Skiathos is the perfect option for all travelers who search for a family-friendly destination, an unspoiled natural environment, and a variety of beaches. This is why we put Skhiatos at the top of our list and recommended it as one of the best Greek Islands to visit in 2026.Skiathos town is the biggest settlement on the island, and it offers some of the utmost unforgettable scenery framed with a shade of pine trees and fantastic natural landscapes. In the port of Skiathos town, there is a small peninsula, Bourtzi, with remains of a former Venetian castle, and a breathtaking view over the Aegean Sea.Skiathos has more than 60 beaches, all famous for their extraordinary natural environment. The most famous beaches in Skiathos are:• Koukounaries beach with powder-like sand that the kids will just adore, surrounded by pine forest.• Lalaria Beach is often recognized as the most scenic beach on Skiathos, and it is reachable only by boat. This pebbled, non-organized beach is the best choice for all admirers of the underwater world, representing the crystal-clear turquoise waters of Greece and an area of sea caves and wild rocks.• Tsougrias Beach is located on an islet south of Skiathos, just across the port, and is approachable only by boat. The long sandy, organized beach, surrounded by the shade of pine and eucalyptus trees, is a perfect fit for all chasers of peaceful beaches and crystal clear waters.In the evening, don't miss the walk through Papadiamantis Street, the main shopping area in Skiathos, filled with small shops and locally produced or handmade products, and try to find a spot in some of the tavernas at the top of the island, overlooking the Aegean horizon.If you're in doubt about accommodation in Skiathos, here are the recommendations on where to stay in Skiathos.LefkadaIconic Ionian islands are another perfect spot to live in the Greek summer. With its milky-blue, crystal-clear waters, Lefkada represents the right choice for all nature & active holiday admirers, and this is why we recommend it as one of the best Greek Islands to visit in 2026.The capital and the biggest settlement of the island is Lefkada town, the very first place you will visit on the island. Framed with a large marina along the seacoast, and many restaurants and cafes overlooking the Ionian sea, Lefkas is certainly a place with a most lively atmosphere on the island.Unspoiled nature and beaches that are not easily accessible, seek a visitor of adventurous spirit, ready to undertake an active holiday in order to see all the attractions of Lefkada. This is the reason why Lefkada is a perfect fit for couples and younger people.The most famous beaches in Lefkada are:• Porto Katsiki beach is the most photographed beach in Lefkada, and Greece, too. Located 44 km south-west of Lefkas city, surrounded by a dramatic cliff, and accessible by a demanding winding road it requires a certain effort but gives an unforgettable memory to its visitor.• Egremni beach is another famous beach in Lefkada that is accessible only by boat. Located 38 km south-west of Lefkas city, this long, white-sand beach framed with a rocky landscape is one of the most visited spots of the island and something you should definitely not miss.• Kathisma beach is the easiest accessible beach in Lefkada. Kathisma is one of the longest sandy beaches on the island, the most common choice among families and younger travelers. Besides turquoise blue waters, Kathisma provides its visitors with a chance to try activities such as paragliding or sky parachuting.If Lefkada is on your list, make sure to find a perfect place to spend your holiday and check out our rich choice of accommodation in Lefkada.CreteCrete is the largest island of Greece and the Mediterranean overall, and it is one of the most desirable destinations among travelers all over the world, this was enough reason to list it on our list of Best Greek islands to visit in 2026.The capital of the city is Heraklion, a crowded, cosmopolitan city best known for its ancient history and the Minoan palace of Knossos and the Archaeological Museum. Since Heraklion is the administrative center of the island, we will move further to the west, presenting you with some of the best holiday resorts on the island and the best exotic beaches in Crete.Rethymno is one of the largest holiday resorts in Crete, located in the middle of the road that connects Heraklion and Chania, presenting a very good spot to explore the island. The center of activities in Rethimno is in its Old Town, filled with picturesque scenery of old colorful mansions, Byzantine churches, hand-crafted shops, and typical Greek tavernas, above which is located an old 16th-century Venetian fortress with a stunning overview of Rethymno.Rethymno itself has one of the longest and widest organized sandy beaches in Crete, surrounded by numerous restaurants and cafes, so there is no fear that it could be overcrowded.Chania is the most charming and exclusive place on the island, the original capital, which offers incredible scenery of the old city and a mixture of oriental and Venetian spirits. Chania has the best geographical position on the island, providing its visitors with being located closest to some of the most famous beaches in Crete.Chania’s beaches are 5 km away from the heart of the Old Town, which is an advantage because Chania is still one of the largest ports on the island.When in Chania, don't miss the long walk through the Old Town and port, all the way to the Lighthouse. You will enjoy incredibly romantic sunsets and evenings illuminated with thousands of lights caught in the sea.The most famous beaches in Crete are among the most beautiful beaches in Europe and the world, and here are the top 3 of them:• Balos Beach is one of the most famous beaches of Crete, Greece, and the world overall. It is 52 km from Chania, and it is accessible by boat and car, with the note that choosing a car means that you will have to walk a very demanding path to the beach. With exotic scenery, white, soft sand, and transparent blue colors of the warm sea, a visit to Balos will be a breathtaking experience you will definitely like to repeat.• Elafonisi Beach is another exotic experience of Crete. A small islet with characteristics of the lagoon lies 82 km northwest of Chania. Warm, crystal-clear waters and its famous attraction – pink sand- make Elafonisi a real geographical phenomenon. Because of the shallow water, this sandy, organized beach with nearby restaurants and easy access to the beach is a perfect choice for families with kids.• Falasarna beach is nothing exotic, but still one of the best beaches on Crete. A long and wide, golden-sandy organized beach, easily accessible and only 55 km from Chania, is the best choice for spending a relaxed, quiet day at the beach. In contrast to the still waters of Balos and Elafonisi, Falasarna is a perfect spot for all wave lovers.We assure you that experiencing the wild scenery of Crete and its exotic beaches will be the best decision to make in 2026. Don't hesitate, find your perfect holiday destination and spend your deserved vacation on the most beautiful island of Greece.Send us an inquiry and find the perfect holiday deal!
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30.01.2021.
Top 10 Beaches in Greece
Voutoumi beach – Antipaxos IslandLocated on a small Ionian island Antipaxos, Voutomi beach is definitely one of the most popular beaches in this area.Hidden among the rocks and caves, surrounded by amazing nature and pine trees, Voutoumi beach is accessible by car or boat which is the best choice for one-day visitors who are coming to Antipaxos from all the nearby Ionian islands, Epirus region, and even Italy to enjoy the inviting turquoise waters of Greece. The Voutoumi beach itself is a pebbled and narrow one, so be aware that there is a limited number of sun umbrellas, and make sure to come a little bit earlier in order to make a perfect spot. Don’t miss visiting Bella Vista restaurant located at the top of a small hill where you can enjoy not only the delicious specialties of Greek cuisine but also one of the most beautiful sea views on the island.Valtos Beach, PargaValtos beach is another jewel of the Ionian sea. It is located in Parga, a picturesque town in the Epirus region, which resembles an Italian Amalfi coast.Valtos beach is overlooking the town and a Venetian castle on a small hill. This three kilometers long sandy beach is a perfect choice for all families with younger kids, and couples as well, because it is perfectly organized and listed as the best Greek beaches. Nearby the beach a few restaurants are overlooking the sea, so, the experience will be even better while enjoying the perfect summer day.Myrtos Beach, CephaloniaWelcome to the 50 shades of blue! Myrtos beach is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful and best Greek beaches, and certainly the most famous beach of Cephalonia island. It looks like the Ionian sea has reached the highest-point of blue in Myrtos Beach. Once you visit Myrtos Beach, you will find out why it is one of the most photographed beaches in Greece. The finest white-sand, dramatic cliffs, and demanding way to the beach which is perfect for wave-chasers, and an endless blue that spreads over the horizon, are something you will remember.Myrtos Beach is located only 29 km north of Argostoli, the Cephalonias capital. It is partly organized, with a few tavernas near the beach, so we will definitely recommend you to visit it earlier in the morning and avoid the crowds.Lalaria Beach, SkiathosLalaria beach is often recognized as the most scenic beach on Skiathos and one of the best Greek beaches overall. Lalaria beach is reachable only by boat, from the main port in the town of Skiathos. This pebbled, non-organized beach, surrounded by high white cliffs, sea caves, and crystal-clear turquoise waters, is a perfect option for snorkeling and a must-see breathtaking place in Greece.Kavourotrypes beach, HalkidikiHalkidiki is notable as the best part of Greece's northern coast. With its three peninsulas, long sandy beaches, and fantastic natural environment, it is the best holiday choice for families with younger kids who love to explore and spend every day on another beach.Kavourotrypes beach is a unique sandy beach surrounded by numerous small rocks and pine trees that provide its visitors with a natural shade and unspoiled nature. Thanks to its shallow waters the Kavourotypes beach is ideal for kids and all-day swimming. In the immediate vicinity, there is another famous beach in Sithonia, Orange Beach, Patanitsi beach, etc. so if you are looking for a family-friendly place near the most beautiful beaches in Sithonia, Sarti could be a perfect solution for your needs.Simos Beach, Elafonissos, PeloponneseAt the very end of the Peloponnese, there is a small island of Elafonissos and one of the best Greek beaches, Samos beach. Samos beach consists of two beaches, Megali Samos and Mikri Samos, connected with a narrow stretch that emphasizes the exotic scenery filled with crystal-clear waters and white sand dunes.With its rich ancient history and unspoiled, natural environment, the Peloponnese is the perfect choice for travelers who want to combine these two bright stars of Greece and spend an unforgettable summer in Greece. Marble Beach, ThassosThassos island is often described as an emerald island of the Aegean sea, because of its lush vegetation and fantastically clear waters.Marble beach is not easy to access, however it is worth every effort. It is surrounded by pine and olive trees, whose color reflects in a sea, making the nuance even dramatic. The beach is covered with fine, perfectly white marble pebbles, and a milky blue color of the sea, give you the impression of far tropical destinations.Marble beach is an organized beach with a wonderful restaurant where you can enjoy refreshing drinks, delicious food, and an amazing sea view.Balos, CreteCrete is the largest island of Greece and one of the largest islands of the Mediterranean, which hides some of the most exquisite beaches in Europe.Balos beach is the most exotic beach in Greece and one of the most beautiful beaches in Europe and the world.The finest pinkish-white sand, crystal-clear turquoise shallow waters of Balos lagoon, and an amazing natural environment are the best experiences of this unique beach. Just across the Balos, there is the small rocky island of Graomvoussa with a Venetian castle with a viewpoint that encompasses all the area.Since it is a natural phenomenon, there are very few sun umbrellas at the beach and only one canteen where you could take a refreshing drink or a simple snack. Red Beach, SantoriniSantorini is recognized as one of the most romantic places in the world, and for sure, it can boast one of the most spectacular and best Greek beaches, Red Beach.Red Beach owns its color to the volcanic origins that shaped the whole island. It is situated only a few steps away from Akrotiri, another famous city of the ancient world. This narrow, rocky beach covered with dark sand is pretty easily accessible but often very crowded at the peak of the summer season since it is listed as one of the Santorini landmarks you should definitely not miss when spending your summer there.Saint Paul Beach, RhodesAt the very foot of ancient town Lindos, there is located one of the most beautiful beaches of Rhodes, and the best Greek beaches, too.According to the legend, the name of the bay is dedicated to a memory of Saint Paul, who came to Rhodes in 43 AD to preach Christianity.This lovely little bay, covered with golden sand and surrounded with gorgeous nature with a view of the ancient and white town of Lindos and its acropolis, will be one of the best locations to visit in Rhodes.The Saint Paul beach is easily accessible and well-organized. Nearby the bay there are a few huge parking lots, and at the beach itself is located one of the best tavernas in Lindos, Tambako taverna, where you can try some of the traditional Rhodes dishes and enjoy a breathtaking view over the bay.Have you already visited any of these beaches? Write us in the comments, and tell us which one is your favorite beach in Greece! Don't hesitate, find your perfect holiday destination and enjoy your Greek summer completely. Send us an inquiry or join us in the Facebook group Travel to Greece, and find the perfect holiday deal!
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31.01.2021.
Top 8 Traditional Greek Foods
An additional advantage of Greek cuisine is connected to specific micro-climate conditions, so the same dishes might taste very dissimilar in Macedonia, Epirus, Thessaly, Aegean, Ionian, or Dodecanese islands. Here is how olives, herbs, spices, love, and patience, create a mosaic of flavors that enriches the culinary story of Greece. We present you a list of Top 8 traditional Greek foods, you must try when you want to spice up your perfect Greek summer! 1. SaganakiAs we have already warned you some dishes differ from area to area, and this is the case with Saganaki.While in some areas Saganaki may come as fried goat's cheese or sheep cheese, which doesn't melt although it is prepared in high temperatures, in other areas Saganaki is served as a delicious dish made of shrimps and tomato sauce. The only similarity is that both dishes are prepared in a pan.So, before you order it, ask the waiter how it is made and enjoy it as a starter dish - a meze. 2. DolmadesDolmades are one of the most commonly prepared dishes in Greece, and we could say that every household has a unique recipe and advice on how to prepare dolmades. Dolmades are the most specific traditional Greek foods of Dodecanese islands and are usually served as an appetizer. The traditional version of Dolmades is made of vine leaves stuffed with minced meat or rice and flavored with different combinations of herbs such as thyme, dill, or oregano. 3. MoussakaMoussaka is one of the most famous traditional Greek foods that are really worth trying.Moussaka is made of a few layers of fried aubergine, that are filled with minced meat, and potatoes, topped with a creamy béchamel sauce. Moussaka is cooked in every part of Greece, and every area puts a pinch of a local flavor to it. It is a standard dish on the menu of every traditional Greek restaurant. 4. PastitsioIf you want to taste a Greek version of Italian lasagne, you should definitely try Pastitsio!Pastitsio is especially good to try in Rhodes or Corfu, where Italians left their influence even in food, and it will be a favorite dish of your kids as well. Not so well is known among the tourists, that Rhodes and surrounding islands have this tradition of hand-made small macaroni.So, how Pastitsio is made, and why we recommend it as one of the traditional Greek foods you must try?Instead of pasta sheets, Greeks use small macaroni, arranged in layers that are filled with beef or lamb meat, and topped with béchamel sauce and grated cheese. In some areas, the spices such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and herbs are also used in order to enhance the flavor and make it even more delicious. 5. KleftikoWhen you want to taste some real delicacy of traditional Greek foods, you should definitely order a portion of Kleftiko!Kleftiko is made of slow-cooked lamb meat and a mix of different vegetables such as onions, garlic, carrot, and potato, tomato, combined with various seasonings - oregano and bay leaf, merged with a little of white wine and lemon juice. It is especially going well with red wine, so don't miss to try some of the high-quality locally produced wines, too.Kleftiko is prepared all over Greece, however, we would recommend you not to miss trying one when spending your holiday in Crete! 6. SpanakopitaPies are another traditional specialty in Greece. Spanakopita or Spinach-pie is the best option for your breakfast. Greeks just adore fresh food, so spanakopita will be on the menu every single morning in bakeries all across the country.Spanakopita might come in combination with cheese. It is made of multiple thin pie crust layers that are filled with a mixture of spinach, eggs, and cheese, making it crispy and soft at the same time. It especially goes well with yogurt, and it is one of the favorite kids' traditional Greek foods, as well.We finally came to the best part of the Greek culinary story! It is dessert time!Greeks have literally hundreds of sweets and desserts, each of them tremendously delicious. Was it hard to choose among them? Certainly, it was. However, here are two desserts you should definitely put on your list that will make your summer in Greece even sweeter! 7. Revani CakeRevani cake is known for its citrus flavor and semolina flour. This moist dessert is very easy and simple to prepare. The secret is in syrup made of lemon or oranges, honey, a mixture that is spiced up with a few cinnamon sticks.Revani cake is best to serve as it warm, and the flavor becomes even more delicious if you put a vanilla ice-cream on the top of it. 8. Yogurt with HoneyThis light, unexpectedly delicious dessert that might sound like a strange combination, is a traditional Greek sweet that is especially recommended to try on hot summer days. Sour and sweet flavor, combined with a walnut that gives it a crispy note, yogurt and honey is a creamy, refreshing dessert you could make right away and bring some of the Greek summer days into your cuisine. Which specialty in Greece is your favorite one, and what would you recommend to others? Write us in the comments, and share your culinary story of Greece! Don't hesitate to find your perfect holiday destination and enjoy your Greek summer completely. Send us an inquiry or join us in the Facebook group Travel to Greece and find the perfect holiday deal!Photos: MyGreekDish.com
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05.02.2021.
7 most famous things in Greece
Various characteristics are a synonym for Greece. Many of them have tremendously influenced the picture of the world overall. For that reason, in our newish article, we decided to present you with the 7 most famous things in Greece from our point of view, and we would like to hear your opinion too!Greek IslandsThe number of Greek islands is one of the most famous things in Greece! With one of the world's longest coastlines of nearly 13.676 km length and 6,000 islands, Greece is undoubtedly a state with the greatest number of islands in the world.Thanks to favorable climatic conditions, the majority of these islands are inhabited and are the most famous touristic attractions in the world. Santorini, Mykonos, Rhodes, Crete are only a few of innumerable popular island and tourist destinations in Greece. Although all the islands are an integral part of the Greek territory, every island is specific and authentic in its own way. From mentality and historical events to food, habits, and natural environment. For that reason, summer in Greece is never the same, no matter how many times you were there!Don’t miss to check what are the best Greek island to visit in 2021, and get inspired for your next holiday in Greece!Mount Olympos and Greek MythologyMount Olympos is the highest mountain of Greece and the ancient home of twelve supreme Greek Gods. The peak Mytikas rises to 2,917 meters, making it one of the highest peaks in Europe. Since 1938, mount Olympos is a National Park famous for its exceptional biodiversity and rich flora, so today is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Greece. Mount Olympos was a place where Greek mythology was created, whose characters and stories influenced the creation of the world known to us. Every part of Greece is connected to a specific myth, so whenever you go to Athens, for example, you will hear a myth about her combat with Poseidon, the God of The Sea, and their intention to win Greece’s capital. A visit to Crete will certainly be marked by a story about Theseus and Minotaur, while the trip to Rhodes will remind its visitors of Hellios, God of Sun.Every step you take in Greece will be followed by eternal stories of Greek gods, heroes, and mythological creatures, making your visit to Greece even more fulfilled.The Olympic GamesGreece is the cradle of democracy and the Olympic Games, too, which is one of the most famous things in Greece. The first Olympic games have taken place in 776 BC in honor of Zeus, a supreme God of Greek ancient religion.The games were held every four years from the 8th-century BC, until the 4th-century AD in Olympia, a sanctuary dedicated to Zeus. Athletes could compete in a few disciplines such as wrestling, running, jumping, discus throw, horse and chariot races, or boxing. The Grand Prix of this ancient sport game was an apple, an olive sprig, and a life-size statue of the winner, which guaranteed him eternal remember.After centuries of pause, the first modern Olympic games were held in Athens in 1896.Contemporary Olympic games cover a range of 63 different sports and are held on every four years in summer and winter mode, with 206 nations to take the participate. Winning the Olympic games is still a matter of prestige and the highest possible recognition for an athlete. Greek PhilosophersAnother achievement of the Greek ancient world which founded the picture of the contemporary world is Philosophy. It emerged around the 6th century BC, trying to explain life and promoting some new disciplines such as math, logic, politics, and ethics. Socrates, Plato, or Aristotle, Pythagoras, and Heraclitus influence modern science & thought even today. If you want to experience the world of ancient philosophy, then Platos Academy Museum in Athens will be a perfect chance to fulfill this dream. In this interactive museum, you will be able to acknowledge all the details about Plato's life and philosophy postulates.Greek MonasteriesGreece is famous for its multiple monasteries that enchant with its tradition, and micro-locations too.Two world-famous regions that are homes to the two biggest monks settlements are the region of Meteora and Athos.The monastery complex of Meteora is situated in Thessaly, almost in the middle of the road between Thessaloniki and Athens, the capital of Greece. Because of its impressive natural environment, this fascinating area of six tall cliffs, on whose top there are six monasteries of Meteora, is often considered as one of the new seven wonders of the world.Since the monastery complex of Meteora is located on the main roads, you can easily organize an excursion whether you spend your holiday in Halkidiki, Thessaloniki, Athens, or the Olympian region.The most important monastery complex in Greece is situated in Athos, the third leg of the Halkidiki Penninsula. Mount Athos is a home for twenty monasteries and more than 2.000 monks. All the orthodox Christianity world contributed to this specific area which is considered to be the oldest monastery community in the world, by building the monasteries and providing significant donations.Besides, Mount Athos is known as The Monastic Republic of Mount Athos, famous for its autonomy, having its own governance. Although it is a Greek territory, Mount Athos has a unique status, and autonomy to apply its laws. Another characteristic of Mount Athos is that women are not allowed to visit it, because it is exclusively devoted to the Virgin Mary, a Mother of a Christ, which is the only woman ever visited Mout Athos. The best option to visit Mount Athos is when you are spending your summer holiday in Halkidiki. However, there is an important regarding a visa you will need for visiting the Monastic Republic of Mount Athos, so we advise you to check the regulations. There are one-day excursions for man, while the woman can enjoy the cruise around Mount Athos, and stories about this wonderful region.Syrtaki DanceBelieve it or not, the most famous Greek dance, syrtaki has been choreographed in 1964, for the need to film the iconic movie Zorba the Greek.The name of the dance originates from the Greek word sirtáki, which means leading the dance. Although this dance is actually was invented quite recently, thanks to its specific rhythm and unforgettable sound, it has become famous all over the world, becoming a synonym for Greece. And, yes, there is no way you will not hear the Zorba song while spending your summer in Greece, the same as there is no chance not to learn dancing syrtaki, because it is certainly one of the most famous things in Greece.Greek Food and OuzoAnother thing Greece is famous for is definitely Greek traditional food and ouzo, a specific alcoholic drink made of anis. It is a distilled alcoholic drink that will perfectly accompany every meal. You can drink it straight or combined with water. However, this is a typical traditional Greek drink you should not miss when spending your summer in Greece.A final bonus tip would be: be cautious because ouzo is a strong drink! Take it easy if you want to enjoy the next day! Yamas!What are the most famous things in Greece in your opinion? Write us in the comments, and share your Greek experience! Don't hesitate, find your perfect holiday destination and enjoy your Greek summer completely. Send us an inquiry or join us in the Facebook group Travel to Greece, and find the perfect holiday deal!
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06.02.2021.
Best destinations in Greece for holidays with kids
Whether you plan the holiday with a baby, toddler, or teenager, Greece can be a perfect choice for you. Luxurious hotel resorts by the beach, beautiful villas that will give you a feeling like you are at your home only at sea, easily accessible holiday resorts, hundreds of sandy beaches, warm shallow sea, and a perfect natural environment are among the top priorities for all parents when deciding that Greece is a perfect holiday destination for their family. In the following article, we will guide you through the top 5 best destinations in Greece for holidays with kids and family-friendly destinations & summer resorts that will provide you memorable Greek experience!CorfuCorfu is the largest and the most luxurious island of the Ionian sea. With spectacular scenery, sea, small traditional villages, and kind people, Corfu is among the best destinations in Greece for holidays with kids.Corfu is the perfect combination for families with younger or older kids because there is a piece of it for everyone.Charming Kerkira, the capital of Corfu, with its old and distinguished city center hidden in the pleasant shadow of Mediterranean lush greenery, is often called a Garden Isle and is a location in Corfu you should definitely not miss. Throughout history, Corfu was the favorite destination of European aristocracy, too. A notable example is the Empress Elisabeth of Austria, who has built a luxurious palace, Achillion, with a wonderful sea view and gardens, and which is one of the best-known landmarks of Corfu.Corfu is the best choice for family holidays in august when the temperature of the water is the most pleasant, making it perfect for whole-day swimming. Furthermore, kids will just love this island because of its numerous long sandy beaches and crystal clear waters.Dassia, Kassiopi, Barbati, Paleokastritsa, Glyfada, are some of the best places for spending holidays with your kids. While Dassia is the best strategic point for further sightseeing on the island, because of its proximity to Kerkira, all other mentioned villages can boast their wonderful beaches and fantastic crystal-clear waters. Of course, one of the famous family-friendly sights on the island is Aqualand, a water park created with Disneyland designers’ help and promises an unforgettable sunny day in Corfu.ThassosThassos is a perfect holiday choice in Greece for all those who enjoy unspoiled nature, various beaches, and quiet, peaceful places.Thassos is often called an Emerald of the Aegean sea because of its lush vegetation and perfect climate conditions. The capital of Thassos and the main port of the island, Limenas is only 8 miles distanced from the mainland, the largest city in the area, Kavala, and an airport.Thassos is an easily approachable island with various long, sandy beaches, making it the best choice for families with younger kids.If you enjoy small traditional villages, beautiful beaches and prefer an active holiday which implies you will spend every day on another breathtaking beach, then Thassos is the perfect option for your family!HalkidikiHalkidiki is the best-known summer area for family-friendly destinations in the whole of Greece. It is the most favorite summer destination of the Greeks itself, and many Europeans who find its ideal piece of heaven in Halkidiki.Halkidiki is a Penninsula with three legs, Kassandra, Sithonia, and Athos. While Kassandra is a more elegant part of the Penninsula with multiple luxurious accommodations, Sithonia captivates its visitors with unspoiled nature, wild-like sceneries, and turquoise waters. Attractive, sandy beaches, shallow warm waters, enchanting nature, and the specific smell of the air is making Halkidiki one of the most desirable areas for family-friendly destinations.There are literally hundreds of villages in Halkidiki, all of them appropriate for families. Various beaches and activities, breathtaking nature, luxurious hotels, and villas will give you a whole new view of spending your holiday with kids.PeloponnesePeloponnese is the best-known for its historical sites. However, as time passes by, its gorgeous natural predispositions, beautiful long sandy beaches, luxurious accommodation near the sea, will be more than a good reason to choose Peloponnese for your family summer retreat in Greece!The most famous touristic city in Peloponnese is Naphlio, the very first capital of Greece, and the most romantic place in whole Greece like many believe. Narrow passes in the shadow of old mansions and pink bougainvillea, traditional tavernas, Bourtzi medieval Venetian castle overlooking the whole harbor and vicinity of the most attractive beaches of this area make Peloponnese a perfect choice for a family holiday in Greece with younger and older kids.The two places you shall not miss when spending summer in Peloponnese are Monemvasia, a medieval city filled with well-preserved stone mansions, and Elafoniisos island, a small greek island between Peloponnese and Kythira, which is actually the best destination in Peloponnese for holidays with kids.Elafonisos is often called Greek Carrebian because of the exotic beaches, crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea, and gorgeous long, powder-like sandy beaches. Simos beach is the most attractive and famous beach in Peloponnese, and both parents and kids will just love it!NaxosNaxos is the largest island of the Cyclades group of islands, and if you are looking for an elegant, not so popular, and crowded place, Naxos will be a perfect choice for you.Unlike Mykonos and Santorini that are the most popular islands in the world known as the most luxurious destinations, Naxos is a calmer version of these two.The three golden-sandy beaches you will enjoy most with your kids are certainly Sahara beach, Naxos Plaka, and Agios Prokopios beach, which is considered one of the best beaches in Europe.The traditional village of Halki will impress you with typical island architecture and kind people, a lot of archaeological sites, one of the best sunsets in whole Greece that you can enjoy from famous Portara, the stories about old Greek Gods such as Appolo and Demetra will certainly be the best choice for a family holiday in Greece, and true Greek experience! What is your choice for the perfect family holiday in Greece? Write us in the comments, and share your Greek experience! Don't hesitate, find your perfect holiday destination and enjoy your Greek summer completely. Send us an inquiry or join us in the Facebook group Travel to Greece, and find the perfect holiday deal!
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