On Holy Friday, midday, at the church of Panagia Drossiani, the women share a special Lenten raisin-walnut bread with parishioners. One of the key characteristics of Naxos as a destination is its many, well-populated villages. Adopting some elements of modern lifestyle and maintaining many aspects of their old world charm, thesevillages are steadfast in keeping …
Everyone who had been to Greece has to try the legendary traditional Moussaka! A vegetarian casserole dish made of layers of potato, aubergine and zucchini topped with delicious minced meat and bechamel sauce! One of the best chefs in Greece has introduced us with the express recipe of Moussaka, so you can try it at …
The New Year incites each of us to think about and plan new travel experiences or even relive, past, joyful ones. With diversity in landscapes, experiences, alternative activities, gastronomy & wine and a culture starting from ancient times, to name a few, Greece offers a plethora of reasons for which one should visit. We have …
In the heart of the Peloponnese, hidden under the earth is the miraculous site of Diros Caves. These extraordinary caves, inhabited since Neolithic times have been systematically explored from 1949. The entrance to the caves commences from the beach and their exploration takes place on a boat which roams though the cave’s many passages, giving you time …
Steeped in history and lapped by the Mediterranean sea, Greece is home to some of the finest ingredients in the world. Sample them in a traditional Greek dish along with a glass of ouzo. Greece has long been a family holiday favourite with its beautiful blue waters, child-friendly beaches and abundance of flavour-packed fare. Make …
The Pelican of Mykonos, Cyclades: The Pelican called Petros (Peter) is an integral part of the island of Mykonos and rightfully it has become the mascot of the island. You can get a glimpse of the cute creature as it strolls leisurely in own unhurried pace through the city’s many alleyways. Although it is particularly …
Day Trip from Thessaloniki Vergina is a small town located in Central Macedonia, Greece just 80 kilometers from Thessaloniki. The site is famous about the archaeological finds discovered by Professor Manolis Andronikos that included tombs of Macedonian Kings. Vergina was in ancient times known as Aigai, the capital of the famous Macedonian Kingdom. This is …
We have all heard about Santorini; the ultimate Greek Island destination! What is it that makes this island stand out from the rest and perhaps the only one of its kind in the world? The answer lies in the History behind the formation of Santorini in its current form. This whole process is illustrated by …
Preparing the ultimate Greek starter does not require the effort it seems to do and will always taste amazing! You will need: 1 1/2 cups strained Greek yogurt 1 lb cucumbers, peeled and seeded 3 tbsp extra virgin olive oil 1 tbsp fresh chopped mint or dill 1 clove garlic, crushed (or more to taste) 1/4 tsp …
Around the district of “Gods” It is the oldest district in Athens (it is also mentioned as “Gods’ district”) with outstanding scenery. The moment you start walking on its paved narrow lanes you get the feeling that you travel back in time. Nobody knows where the area took its name from. According to the most …