Serifos: Stone, Sea, and Silence
Exploring the raw beauty and mining legacy of a Cycladic island in five unforgettable days Serifos isn’t a loud island. It doesn’t demand attention like Mykonos or Santorini. But give it five days, and you’ll feel its pulse — quiet, rugged, and rooted deep in stone, sea, and labor. Day 1: Livadi — A Slow […]
Stargazing and Waterfalls
Explore the Helmos Observatory and nearby natural wonders near Kalavryta Located at an altitude of 2,340 meters on Mount Helmos near Kalavryta, the Helmos Observatory (also known as the Aristarchos Telescope) is a true gem for science and nature enthusiasts alike. It houses the largest telescope in the Balkans and offers one of the clearest […]
Rebetiko Roots
Discover the Soulful Greek Blues Revival in Athens In the quiet corners of Athens, where old traditions still echo, a raw and soulful music is finding new life. Rebetiko, often called the Greek blues, was once the sound of the marginalized—refugees, workers, and dreamers who turned pain into poetry. Today, it’s experiencing a revival in […]
Apollonia
The Heartbeat of Sifnos One should know that Apollonia is NOT Mykonos. The vibrant capital of Sifnos, is more quiet and definitely not for those who try to capture every step they take hoping that their photo will become viral in social media. This does not mean that Apollonia does not know how to party. […]
Menalon Escape
Year-Round Adventure in Arcadia’s Mountain Heartland In the heart of the Peloponnese, Mount Menalon rises as a serene yet adventurous destination, offering both winter and summer experiences just a few hours from Athens. During winter, the Menalon Ski Center at Ostrakina becomes a local favorite. With slopes ranging from 1,550 to 1,770 meters, the center […]
Symi’s Silence
How One Island Became a Living Museum of Neoclassical Greece In the southeastern Aegean, just a short sail from Rhodes and a whisper away from the Turkish coast, lies Symi—a quiet island with an elegant, timeworn soul. Its harbor, Gialos, rises amphitheatrically from the sea, lined with pastel-hued neoclassical mansions that speak to a forgotten […]
Argostoli Sinkhole
Kefalonia’s Fascinating Geological Wonder The Argostoli Sinkhole, also known as the Katavothres, is a remarkable natural phenomenon located near Argostoli, the capital of Kefalonia in Greece. This unique geological feature plays a central role in the island’s underground water system, where seawater mysteriously disappears into the ground and travels through subterranean channels before reappearing on the […]
Wave Riders
Surfing and Aerial Thrills at Kathisma Beach in Lefkada On the sun-drenched western coast of Lefkada, Kathisma Beach draws visitors with more than just its turquoise waters and golden sand. It’s one of the island’s most vibrant spots for adventure—where nature’s raw beauty sets the stage for both sea and sky-bound sports. Unlike the sheltered […]
Sponge Divers
Kalymnos’ Deep-Sea Heritage and the Legacy of a Daring Tradition Kalymnos, a rugged island in the Dodecanese, has long been synonymous with sponge diving—a perilous yet vital occupation that shaped its cultural and economic identity. From the ancient practice of free diving with a skandalopetra —a 15-kilogram stone used to descend swiftly—to the introduction of […]
Hidden Falls
Hike through lush ravines to discover Samos’ secret waterfalls near Karlovasi Samos is known for its beautiful beaches, but there’s another natural treasure that often flies under the radar: the stunning Potami Waterfalls near the village of Karlovasi. Nestled in the island’s northern hills, these waterfalls offer an adventure for nature lovers and hikers alike. […]