The small Greek island of Folegandros radiates Venetian charm, perfectly merging its unspoiled landscapes with a storied Cycladic heritage. Its raw beauty, authenticity, and rich cultural identity leave visitors utterly spellbound. At the island’s core, its first luxury boutique resort honors and amplifies this irresistible allure.
Kythnos Island isn’t just conveniently located near Athens, Greece; it boasts a rich history and a plethora of exciting attractions, ranging from stunning beaches and delectable restaurants to a variety of local festivals.
While Kythnos, Greece, boasts numerous beautiful beaches, one stands out above all the rest: Kolona Beach. Located in Kolona Bay, just seven kilometers west of Hora, this sandy strip of land stretches for about 240 meters. It connects Kythnos to the island of Agios Loukos (St. Luke) and offers a unique beach experience with waves lapping at both sides.
Greece comprises over 6,000 islands and islets, including the chain that makes up the Argo-Saronic islands. Located on the eastern shoreline of the Peloponnese peninsula in the Argolic and Saronic Gulf waters, these islands offer impressive views, intriguing archaeological sites, pristine beaches, and much more.
Nestled amidst the sun-kissed rocks of Ios Island in Greece, lies the Calilo Hotel – a haven of tranquility that promises to transport weary travelers to a world of unparalleled luxury and serenity.
Do you think all churches are stuffy and dull? Think again! You’ve got to check out the awe-inspiring Panagia Kakaviotissa – an open-air church that will leave you breathless! This hidden gem located on the Greek island of Lemnos is one of the most incredible Greek Orthodox churches you’ll ever lay eyes on.
Forget the beachfront resort. If you’re looking for a truly one-of-a-kind travel experience during your visit to Greece, book a stay at Anemomilos and sleep in an authentic windmill!
Travelers who love history and adventure can’t go wrong with a visit to the Monastery of Hozoviotissa. Located on the Greek island of Amorgos — part of the Cyclades Islands — Panagia Hozoviotissa is the second-oldest monastery in Greece. It was constructed at the beginning of the 9th century by Alexius I Comnenus and is known worldwide for its striking white walls, which contrast beautifully with the deep blue sea below.
Greece’s Dodecanese islands — an archipelago that comprises 12 large islands and numerous smaller ones in the south-eastern Aegean Sea — offer some of the country’s most exciting tourist attractions. Of all the islands worth visiting, Astypalaia is easily one of the best.
For travelers looking to step off the beaten path and take a break from mainland Greece, the North Aegean islands — located in the northeastern Aegean Sea — are worth visiting.
