Milos, Greece — Turquoise waters, white and gold sandy beaches, beautiful sunsets, and overwhelming natural beauty – the perfect recipe for the ultimate travel destination. If you’ve been planning for that long overdue vacation or have just been wanting to get away from the hustle ...
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Zakynthos Island (also known as Zante) is the third largest Greek island in the Ionian Sea, located off the west coast of mainland Greece. Zakynthos town includes many squares — every corner and path seems to be brimming with Zakynthos history. Did you know?: The ...
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Like it’s neighbor, Agistri, the Greek island of Aegina is an amazing place to visit if you’re looking to spend a few relaxing nights on a nearby island just an hour or so ferry ride from Athens port of Pireaus. Aegina is fortunate to not ...
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Patmos, Greece is one of the many stunning, lesser known Greek islands located in the east. While there are a lot of interesting facts about the Isle of Patmos, one of the most important pieces of history which attracts visitors to the island is that ...
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For those searching for an escape from the chaos of Athens, Agistri is an island to truly be considered. The scenery in Agistri is stunning and the beaches are are quite the contrast to those found on the coast of Athens. Due to the fact ...
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Beautiful, historic, and filled with things to see and do, Santorini is a destination that every visitor to Greece must experience. Santorini is a part of a group of islands known as the Cyclades islands (220 islands) — the largest being Naxos and the most ...
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Lake Bled is a cozy little town nestled 475 m (1,558 ft) above the sea level in the Julian Alps. It is said that the region was occupied as early as the 7th century but due to its old age, the original name of the ...
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“The day we stop exploring is the day we commit ourselves to live in a stagnant world, devoid of curiosity, empty of dreams.” A quote by Neil deGrasse Tyson, still holds true to this day and the days yet to come. We often limit ourselves ...
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