Mycenae

Mycenae, home to Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, is one of the must-see attractions of the Peloponnese peninsula. Once a thriving fortress, it launched the “Mycenean Period”, when the leaders dominated Crete and all the islands in the Aegean. Although its political influence in the region was immense, Mycenae is best known for its mythology.

Corinth

On the Isthmus of Corinth –which links Peloponnese to mainland Greece – stands the ancient city of Corinth. A very important town in ancient Greece, today Corinth is the second largest city in the Peloponnese, attracting tourists and pilgrims alike.

Hydra

Although Athenians favorite “escape island”, Hydra still has a picture-perfect harbor, which immediately absorbs any tourists. Cars aren’t allowed on the island so you will have to use a donkey-taxi to take your luggage to the hotel. Hydra is the perfect destination for any artists. A charming little island still unspoiled by mass tourism, Hydra…

Traditional Greek Villages on the Island of Rhodes

There is a certain magic associated with traditional Greek villages. The white houses, the narrow streets, the archeological sites…there isn’t a better place to experience real Greek life, real Greek cuisine and learn more about the Greek culture. Go shopping in one of the markets, experience the Greek traditions and have fun…all of this and…

Mykonos Windmills

It has been said that no trip to Greece is complete without visiting the windmills from Mykonos. I will have to agree with that statement, as the windmills look absolutely superb from any angle. Moreover, like most of the other attractions of the island, the windmills are one of the Mykonos landmarks and represent an…

Rhodes: The Valley of the Butterflies

The Valley of the Butterflies is a place of unique beauty on the island of Rhodes –and in entire Greek-, where anyone can relax while watching the butterflies, taking hikes or enjoying Greek cuisine in a restaurant overlooking the waterfall. Location The Valley of the Butterflies (Petaloudes) is located about 25 km (15.5 miles) from…

Lesvos (Lesbos)

The third largest of the Greek Islands, Lesvos (Lesbos) is a place preferred by tourists who want to experience real Greece. A unique Petrified Forrest, medieval castles, lovely beaches, museums, traditional villages, hot springs…all unaffected by the mass tourism and yet so welcoming.

Sifnos

Once known for its gold and silver mines, today Sifnos is a well known Greek summer resort. The tourists are fascinated by the whitewashed houses, the culture and religion, while enjoying a magnificent day on the beach or visiting some of the museums on the island Location Sifnos is part of the Cyclades and lies…

Meteora

Meteora is home to a spectacular complex of monasteries “suspended in air”. The complex was originally formed by 24 monasteries located on the top of high cliffs but only 6 monasteries survived. Today they are used as museums and offer a really interesting insight in the Orthodox monastic life. Location Located in the northwest corner…