Mooring in Samos’s pretty harbour of Pythagorion is a must for anyone sailing the Aegean Sea. Whilst you may appreciate some of the less touristy spots, Pythagorion with its painted boats and harbour side eateries can not fail to charm. Read more
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The Castles of Kefalonia island
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Kefalonia, the largest island of the Ionian Sea, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Greece. The island is characterized by picturesque villages, unique landscapes, breathtaking beaches and rich cultural heritage. During its long history, Kefalonia was marked by the Venetian Rule from the 13th to the late 18th century. Read more
Five ways to spend a night at Heraklion as a Cretan
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Heraklion is the capital of Crete. By being the 4th most crowded city in Greece, it is obvious to mention that the night-life in Heraklion is a thing not to miss.
During the summer the all night-life moves at the clubs and restaurants (tavernas) with the view to the Aegean Sea (North coast). On the other hand, in winter time the locals stick to the city downtown within the venetian castle. Read more
Here comes Mount Athos Area Gourmet 2013!
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From 15th of May until 15th of June, Mount Athos Area (Halkidiki) lives the myth of its greatest gastronomic feast! Read more
Santorini: An island or a volcano?
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Santorini is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the world. The unique morphology of the archipelago is consisted of steep cliffs, colorful rock formations and the spectacular caldera that impresses the visitor from the first moment that the Hellenic Seaways ship is approaching the harbor. Read more
Matala and why you should visit it
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Matala is a small seaside village and popular beach of southern Crete in Heraklion. It is a safe natural harbor in the bay of Messara, and it is part of the community of Pitsidia within the municipal unit of Festos, Heraklion regional unit. Read more
How To Discover Chania After Arriving At Chania Airport
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Chania, located on the northern coast of west Crete, is the second largest city in the Island of Crete. Its location provides a perfect Mediterranean climatic condition making it an ideal tourist spot. Chania is known for the golden sandy beaches, shopping markets, museums, beautiful monasteries and churches. It is a city with rich culture and historical background, a place worth visiting by tourist around the world. In order to discover this wonderful place, one needs to make a proper itinerary and take guidance from the tourism companies. Read more
Enjoy the agrotourism experience at Eleonas guest house
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Come and explore Evia Island, the northern part.
Rovies is a small village by the sea in unspoiled surroundings. Our guest house “Eleonas” is surrounded by green hills which are perfect for trekking or bird watching. Read more
Mt. OLYMPUS 2917m: WALKING TRAILS OF MYTH
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THE ITINERARY THAT WE PROPOSE WILL PROVIDE YOU WITH A QUITE CHARACTERISTIC PICTURE OF THE WHOLE OF THE MOUNTAIN. IT BEGINS AND ENDS IN LITOCHORO AND TAKES YOU TO THE MOUSSON PLAIN, THE PEAKS OF MITIKAS AND STEFANI, THE TRAIL OF SIOPIS («SOLITUDE») AND THE ENIPEAS VALLEY. TAKE A JOURNEY TO THE PATHS OF MYTH… Read more
Naxos: Top 5 beaches
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Naxos is one of the largest and most beautiful islands of the Cyclades archipelago. As a typical Cycladic island, Naxos is characterized by absence of vegetation, impressive geological formations, picturesque villages and beautiful beaches. The large variety of Naxos beaches is expected to satisfy every visitor. Access to the island is possible by air or by the sea through Hellenic Seaways. Read more