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Experiencing a Grape Harvest in Greece

Nothing brings you close to the heritage of Ancient Greece like experiencing a grape harvest, a tradition dating back thousands of years. And nothing will also bring you closer to the glorious landscape, to say nothing of the true human connection that the culture of wine and the culture of the cultivation of the vine

Driving along the Maniot Riviera

Mani, located at the southeastern tip of the Peloponnese, is a place full of enchanting contrasts. One of the most remarkable destinations in Greece, it has an authentic, rustic character that is unmistakable.

Hidden Destination: Spotlight on Folegandros

Greece is home to more than 150 inhabited islands, therefore choosing which one to visit next can pose a justifiable dilemma. There are islands that are known for their cosmopolitan flair and glamour, others for their sheer natural beauty and some for their traditional attributes.

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Off the Grid celebration ideas

A special occasion is a wonderful opportunity to travel to lesser explored destinations where the unique charm of each place can be infused into your wedding, anniversary, honeymoon or birthday celebration, making it all the more sensational.

Secret delights: Lesser known Greek Delicacies

Greece’s cuisine is so vast —  the more you travel, the more you get to know its regional specialties — each informed by the traditions of the area and the local bounty.

Hidden Destination: Spotlight on Messenia

The prefecture of Messenia, at the south westernmost corner of the Peloponnese, is a region known for a few reasons. When mentioning Messenia, the following are bound to come up in a conversation among Greeks: the famous olive groves of Kalamata, the fiery temperament of Mani’s culture and the Navarino castle and fortifications of Pylos.

May Day in Greece: Customs and Traditions

May Day in Greece is an ancient and much-loved holiday tradition which marks the celebration of spring. May Day is traditionally celebrated in the countryside, where friends and families gather for this high-point of spring — engaging in flower collection, picnics and fun in the sun.

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Dear Traveler, Spring has sprung, the grass is greener and we are counting the days until summer is officially here. There are so many reasons as to why Greece is unique at all times of year. In our “Spring is in the air” issue  we travel to Nymfaio, a lesser known destination in the north of Greece,

Hidden Destination: Spotlight on Nymfaio

Greece has a few hidden destinations that do not prepare the visitor for the thrill they are in for. Nymfaio is one of them, so picturesque and diverse it is sure to not only thrill but absolutely enthrall those who are lucky enough to discover it.