Kos Town: History and Nightlife Together!

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The capital of Kos is the beautiful Kos Town, built on the island’s south eastern side. Kos Town, besides the capital, is also the main port of the island. The modern Kos Town is built on the same location as its ancient predecessor, thus history and culture go hand in hand in every corner.

Ornos: Feel Like a captain

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Ornos resort is located on the southwest part of Mykonos and is only 3.5 kilometers away from the capital, Mykonos Town. It used to be a small fishing village, but has been touristic developed in a massive scale the last years. The beach on the front of the resort has

Tourlos – The Coastal Village

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Tourlos is a small, coastal village on the north side of Mykonos. It is around 2.5 kilometers from Mykonos Town. Traditionally, it used to be a quiet place, less popular to tourists, with not many activities. But nowadays, it’s the location of the island’s newly developed commercial port and the

Milos: The “island of colors!”

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Milos is an island with volcanic origins and the most western one in the Cyclades complex. It is known to many people from the discovery of “Venus di Milo”, the famous statue. The statue of Aphrodite might now have been “exported” to the Louvre, but this is not the only reason to visit the

Mykonos: The island of the winds

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Mykonos, or “The island of the winds” as it’s nicknamed, is geographically located on the northern side of the Cyclades and is the absolute star among the Greek islands. Mykonos is the ultimate holiday place for all ages and preferences, particularly for youngsters looking for entertainment throughout the day. Don't

Plaka – Milos’ Must Visit Capital!

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Plaka is Milos’ capital town and one of the most intact capitals of the Cyclades. It was founded around 1800 on a hill 220 meters above sea level, with the traditional Cycladic architecture: picturesque tiled alleys, whitewashed houses with coloured windows and small balconies full of flowers make Plaka what

Megalochori – The wine lovers’ paradise

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Megalochori is located on the south west part of Santorini, around 8 kilometers from the capital, Fira. It is one of the most picturesque villages of the island, combining the traditional Cycladic architecture with neoclassical houses and old cave houses from the 17th century. These were used from locals for

Perivolos: Beach Party and Endless Fun

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Perivolos lies at the southeast coast of Santorini, between Agios Georgios and Perissa (a mere 2 kilometers away from the latter). All these three resorts form the longest stretch of beach in the island, which you can easily walk from one side to the other. The village is around 12

Thira (or Fira): Santorini’s capital!

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Thira, or Fira as most people and the locals call it, is the capital of Santorini and its cultural and commercial center. It is perched on edge of the caldera cliff, at a height of 260 meters above sea level, offering spectacular views to the volcano. The town’s history started

Firostefani – Santorini’s crown!

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Firostefani lies between Fira and Imerovigli. It’s about 15 minutes’ walk to Fira and a lot quieter. Many people prefer Firostefani exactly for this reason: it’s close enough to Fira where all nightlife is, yet far away for some desired privacy. Although it is considered a separate settlement, it is