Corfu is one of the most beautiful and popular Greek islands, attracting visitors with an impressive mix of picturesque beaches, rich history and vibrant culture. To fully explore the island’s diversity, Corfu’s public bus services are a reliable and affordable means of transport. There are two main types of bus services in Corfu: the blue … Read more
The Greek island of Nisyros is located in the Dodecanese archipelago, southeast of Kos, and is an insider tip for travelers who are looking for relaxation away from mass tourism. The island is characterized by its extraordinary geological landscape as it is part of an active volcano. Here are some reasons why Nisyros is worth … Read more
Happy birthday in Greek means: Χαρούμενα γενέθλια! (Charoúmena genéthlia) or Χρόνια πολλά (Xronia polla). Both phrases have the same meaning but the first one is more polite. As in the German language, this both terms are used most frequently. On Facebook, Twitter and other social media, however, other expressions are often found much more often. These are shorter, … Read more
The 3 Island Tour from Kos is an exciting way to explore some of the most stunning islands in Greece. This tour is perfect for those who want to experience the beauty of the Aegean Sea and the historical architecture of the islands. The 3 island tour from the island of Kos usually starts in … Read more
The highest village on the island of Kos is Zia, on the green northern slope of the mountain (Dikeos Mountains) at an altitude of 325 meters. The small town with less than 100 inhabitants is surrounded by olive groves, cypresses, eucalyptus and pine trees. Zia is best known for its fantastic views and is about … Read more
Lindos is a picturesque and well-known city on the island with an acropolis enthroned on the mountain, a white village at the foot and valley of the mountain and a beautiful bay. For these reasons, Lindos should be a must on every Rhodes holiday – just like one. You can arrive either by car, bus … Read more
Happy birthday in Greek Happy birthday in Greek means: & nbsp; Χαρούμενα γενέθλια! & nbsp; (Charoúmena genéthlia). As in the German language, this term is used most frequently. On Facebook, Twitter and other social media, however, other expressions are often found much more often. These are shorter, more informal and more concise. 6 ways to … Read more
