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How to get around in Greece?
Greece is a beautiful and diverse country with a rich history and culture. Whether you are planning a vacation or a longer trip to Greece, it is important to know how to get around and explore all that the country has to offer. Here are some ways to get around in Greece: On the mainland:…
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What are the best beaches in Greece?
Greece is a country with a long coastline and a large number of beautiful beaches. The country’s many islands, each with its own unique character, offer a wide range of beach experiences. From secluded coves to bustling resorts, there is something for everyone. Here are some of the best beaches in Greece: The five best…
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What is the currency used in Greece?
Greece, a country located in southeastern Europe, uses the euro as its official currency. The euro is the currency used by 19 (out of 27) countries within the European Union. It is denoted by the “€” symbol. The euro in Greece The euro was introduced in Greece, as well as in 11 other European countries,…
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What is the best time to visit Greece?
Are you thinking about planning a trip to Greece? With its ancient history, stunning beaches, and nostimo (delicious) cuisine, it’s no surprise that this Mediterranean country is a popular tourist destination. However, while Greek food is amazing throughout the year, the experience of the rest of the country differs per season. Greece is not always the perfect…
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What are the top tourist attractions in Greece?
Greece is a top vacation destination for travelers from all over the world, and it’s no wonder why. With its rich history, stunning beaches, and beautiful landscapes, there’s something for everyone in this beautiful country. If you’re planning a trip to Greece, make sure to check out some of the top tourist attractions and experiences…
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Explore Neapoli in Greece
This summer, I discovered the most underrated Greek town. Neapoli Voion, or simply Neapoli or Vatika. This small town is located in the South of the least famous “leg” of the Peloponnese peninsula. The one with terrible roads and very few tourists. If people know Neapoli, it is because the ferries to Kythira depart from…
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Travel in Greece during your period
We, women, are never celebrating when it is that time of the month again. But when traveling, our periods become even less wanted. At home, you can curl up underneath a blanket, use heated pads, and eat chocolate until the worst part is over. But in Greece, you often don’t want to lose a day…
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Meteorites, UFOs, or rebellious priests? The dolines of Didyma
In the Argolis region, in the North East of the Peloponnese, satellites reveal a rare geological phenomenon. Two big green circles not far away from each other. The dolines of Didyma. These dolines are not the first thing you will find in any Greek tourist guide. However, they are impressive and unique natural landmarks. The…
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Impressively deep and incredibly blue. The Corinth canal
The most popular holiday destination on the Greek mainland, Peloponnese, is known as a large peninsula in the South. However, technically, Peloponnese has been an island for almost 150 years. The Corinth canal separates this famous peninsula from the mainland of Greece as a narrow straight line of clear blue water. Location The Corinth canal…
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Renting a boat in Greece
Nothing is more relaxing than sipping a freddo cappuccino on a sunbed overlooking a turquoise and quiet sea. The Greek beaches are the country’s number one tourist attraction. Perfect for relaxation, watersports, refreshments, and observing natural beauty. However, the most unique and clear waters are often hard to reach from land. Whether inaccessible or extremely…
