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Syros Island Greece is part of the Cyclades islands, in the Aegean sea. It might not be as popular as Mykonos, Santorini, and Paros, but that’s where this island’s charm lies. You’ll find beautiful Cycladic landscape, minus the crowds. Syros…
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Amorgos Island Greece is located near Naxos and Ios, in the southern side of the Cyclades. Amorgos Island is one of the most beautiful Greek islands. Amorgos has a mind blowing natural landscape, Cycladic architecture, caves and amazing beaches. Amorgos…
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Paros has been tagged as primarily a ferry hub in recent times. Yet Paros’ bustling capital with its ancient remains, the resort town of Naoussa and sweet rural villages are all the more charming for their relative lack of crowds,…
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Naxos is the largest of the Cyclades islands and, definitely, one of the most beautiful ones! It may be a short ferry ride away from the super famous Paros and Mykonos islands, but Naxos is relatively unknown, staying under the…
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The small island of Delos has one of the most important archaeology sites in Greece. The only way to visit the site is to get a day return ferry from a nearby island (Mykonos, Paros or Naxos). You can’t stay…
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Mykonos screams Mediterranean with its cube-shaped buildings and whitewashed exteriors. Mykonos is known for its rowdy beach parties and energetic nightlife. You’re never far from a party at any point in the day. Aside from its nightlife, Mykonos’ silky sand…
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Santorini consists of two inhabited islands and several islets. Most visitors spend their time on Thira (the largest island), which is home to Santorini’s major towns, including Fira and Oia. Sleepy Thirassia makes for a relaxing day trip too. And…
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By far the largest and historically the most important of the Dodecanese islands, Rhodes has plenty of beaches, wooded valleys and ancient history. Whether you want to venture into history, enjoy some laid back beach time, buzzing nightlife, or dive…
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As the cradle of Western Civilization, Athens offers endless opportunities to uncover ancient history. The Parthenon and the hilltop Acropolis might be Athens’ starring attractions, but the Greek capital is also famed for its buzzing nightlife and Mediterranean cuisine. While…
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Sitting on the southern Croatia coast, Dubrovnik blends history, culture, and architecture with a rugged Adriatic setting of traditional fishing villages, beaches, and green islands. Travelers usually head first to the heart of the city—a stone-built Old Town dating from…
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