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Built on a semicircular plan on the slopes of mountain Simvolo, Kavala enjoys for centuries a view to the blue of north Aegean. Once the “Mecca of Tobacco”, Kavala had been one of the most significant cities of Northern Greece since antiquity, with rich history and important economic activity. In...

Located in a key geographical position in the heart of the Northern Aegean, Lemnos has a number of features that set it apart from other islands in Greece. The uniquely tame relief of the landscape with the green hills planted with grains and vineyards, expansive bays, dozens of beaches with crys...

A small and very special island in the south-east corner of the Aegean, Leros has sailed into the 21st century proudly and untouched by mass tourism. A place that wins your heart bit by bit as it reveals its secrets along the pristine beaches, quaint villages and monuments scattered along the coa...

In ancient Greek mythology, when Zeus had defeated the Giants he decided to divide the earth among the other gods, but overlooked the sun god Helios. The latter then asked that when he rose the next day the land which emerged from the waters should be his. And the land that came up from the sea w...

Between south Peloponnese and Crete, Kythira - or “Tsirigo” - look like a piece of land that got astray from the mainland that used to connect Greece with Megalonisos. This is portrayed on the special landscape of the island, where steep rocks alternate with verdant gorges and sandy beaches. Duri...