One of the must things to do in Rhodes is to go on a day trip to Symi. If your time allows, consider spending a couple of nights here, too. Trust me, you won’t regret it at all 🙂 Symi’s story stretches back to ancient times, when it was known for shipbuilding and sponge diving.… Read More Symi: small island, huge treasure
Perched on the southeast coast of Rhodes, this village is famed for its whitewashed houses, winding cobblestone streets, and breathtaking views of the Aegean Sea. Lindos traces its roots back to the 10th century BC, when it emerged as a powerful trading and maritime center for the ancient Greeks. The city flourished under the influence… Read More Lindos, Rhodes: where ancient history meets modern vibes
These two islands, somehow standing in the shadow of their famous brother Skiathos, are renowned for their breathtaking natural beauty, charming villages, and warm hospitality, making them ideal destinations for anyone seeking a tranquil escape. None of them has an airport, the closest international one being in Skiathos, so the only way you can arrive… Read More Island hopping: Skopelos and Alonissos
Skiathos combines natural beauty with cultural richness, making it an ideal destination for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re lounging on spectacular beaches, exploring historic monuments, or immersing yourself in local traditions, Skiathos promises an unforgettable Greek island experience. Let’s see what you can do on this beautiful island. Trust me, you won’t… Read More Skiathos Island: Top sights and things to do
Nestled in the northwest Aegean Sea, Skiathos is one of Greece’s most beloved islands, famed for its lush landscapes, golden beaches, and vibrant culture. Though relatively small, Skiathos boasts a rich history dating back to ancient times. The island played a significant role during the Greek War of Independence and has long been a strategic… Read More Skiathos Island: A Greek Paradise Worth Exploring
After my vacation in Lefkada I finally understood why some people come here every summer, as there are so many things to do and see, that a 7 days stay is definitely not enough. Now, let’s start with the most asked questions: first one is “where should I stay?” There are many popular areas where… Read More Lefkada: where to stay and what to do
Bali (Μπαλί in Greek, with emphasis on the last syllable) is a popular tourist destination in Crete. What was once a quiet fishing village is now a bustling tourist area, filled with hotels, tavernas and villas. It is located approx. 50 mins drive from Heraklion, mid-way to Rethymno. Its calm and shallow waters, as it… Read More Bali – the Cretan fishing village turned into popular tourist destination
Did you know that there is a unique beach in Greece and Crete that has pink sand? Yep, you read that just fine. Pink sand 😊 Elafonisi (Ελαφονήσι – deer island) is a beach and a small island located in the southwest of Crete. Not to be confused with Elafonisos, which is an island south… Read More Elafonisi, the pink sand beach: Instagram vs reality
For all those that stay in Chania area, Falasarna beach is a must! Located in the extreme west of the island, only 1hr drive from Chania, this amazing beach is the perfect place for sunset lovers and romantic walks, photoshoots, Instagram pictures, proposals and the list can go on. It lies in the small gulf… Read More Falasarna – the crown jewel of Cretan beaches
If you are a fan of remote beaches, off the beaten path, not so touristy and with a beauty of this world, then you should definitely add Seitan Limani on your list. This wonderful hidden gem is located in the wilderness of Akrotiri Peninsula, 22 km north-east of Chania. It is actually a narrow canal,… Read More Seitan Limani – the thunderbolt shaped beach
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