Folegandros, the well-preserved Cycladic island

Folegandros is one of the most traditional Cycladic islands. On Folegandros you will not see any neon signs, plastic chairs or crowds of tourists, instead most stores, restaurant and café signs are hand painted on wooden signs which preserve the traditional Cycladic look. Even over the recent years where tourism has started in Folegandros, the newer …

Magnificent ancient jewelry to go on display at Myconos museum

The island of Myconos is internationally renowned as a summertime playground for the rich and famous. However, its history is vastly underrated and goes largely unnoticed by most of today’s visitors, which is a shame, because it boasts a rich past that can be traced to prehistoric times and which is closely connected to that …

US News: best destination for your honeymoon is Santorini

Santorini is the best destination for your honeymoon according to US News The american newspaper US News, created a list according to public and travel specialists opinion of the best destinations for a honeymoon. Number one of the list was no other than the spectacular island of Santorini.  In order to determine the ranking, thousands …

The top Wineries of the Aegean

Family vineyards, tradition, innovation and above all love for the area and for fine wine. Among the beast wineries of the Aegean, the scent of grapes is blended with the marine aura and all one can do is indulge in the experience. Manalis Winery, Sikinos Found on the North West side of the island, about 2,5 …

Two of the most spectacular pink beaches of the world in Crete

The pink beaches of Crete The travel portal wonderslist.com has assigned two beaches of Crete in the Top 10 of the most spectacular pink beaches in the world. These beaches give the impression that they descend from a magical world, however they there real, exotic and unforgettable. The sand’s pink color is attributed to the …

Mykonos : the basics

Mykonos Cosmopolitan and serene Welcome to Greece’s most famous cosmopolitan island, a whitewashed paradise in the heart of the Cyclades. According to mythology, Mykonos was formed from the petrified bodies of giants killed by Hercules. And did you know that the island took its name from the grandson of Apollo, “Mykonos”? Set out on a …