Welcome to the town of “mad waters”! A car ride to Karababas Castle is worth while as you will enjoy a lovely view of the town and Evoikos Gulf from its battlements Read more.
Stroll along the narrow cobblestone alleys in Palia Poli where neoclassical mansions of high aesthetics are a “telltale” of past eras Read more.
The three districts (Kato, Messea and Ano Trikala) are the ideal base for alternative tourism activities in the surrounding region. Read more.
The thermal springs of Loutraki were famous from Antiquity, when the city was called Thermai, in honor of Thermia Artemis. Did you konw that the first Casino in Greece was established here in 1928? Read more.
Definitely visit the Folk Art, History and Maritime Museums and the Ancient port. The most popular beaches are Selínia, Kanakia, Faneromeni, Saterlí and Kakí Vígla. Read more.
Follow a route through the narrow streets of the town that will lead you up to a hill, where the trademark of the island stands: the historic Clock tower with a panoramic view of the whole town. Read more.
One of the most romantic destinations in Greece! Explore the traditional stone mansions, narrow cobblestoned streets and secluded squares. Also, the island has a ban on using cars! Read more.
Azure waters, pine trees and lush vegetation (where many bird species find refuge) are the main characteristics of this tiny, yet charming, island of less than 1,000 inhabitants!
Kalavryta: History and Tradition…A dreamy setting with picturesque squares, stone-paved streets and cute little houses welcomes the romantic souls! Read more.
Welcome to Andros,a quite different cycladic island:apart from the sandy beaches,there are rocky coastlines,mountain ranges alternating with fertile plains,lush vegetation & abundantly flowing streams
