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Part of the Cyclades Islands, Andros is a green island characterized by olive groves, vineyards and pine trees.

Andros Town, its capital, features typical white cottages, neoclassical town house and even the remains of a 13th-century Venetian castle. Continue reading "Andros Hotels" »

Part of the Cyclades Islands, Santorini (also known as Thira) is one of the most popular of all the Greek islands.

A volcanic island made of black stone, Santorini boasts an incredible landscape, amazing cliffs, black sandy beaches and traditional villages. The most famous ones are Oia and Fira, the capital. Continue reading "Santorini Hotels" »

Thessaloniki, capital of Macedonia, is the second largest city of Greece. Its main feature is the White Tower as well as many important sites not far away.

It is also famous for being the cradle of the Greek Blues- the Rebetica songs. These songs were brought into the urban and poorer port areas of Greece by Asia Minor Greek refugees after the Balkan Wars of 1913 and the fall of Constantinople in 1921. Continue reading "Thessaloniki Hotels" »

Municipality of Sivota occupies the plain and hilly regions around the bays of Plataria and Sivota.

The two small with lush greenery islands at the entrance of the bay of Mourtos – named after the pirate who had made it his base of operations. Continue reading "Sivota Hotels" »

Near the coasts of Mikra Asia, there lies the cosmopolitan island of Rhodes which once hosted the Colossus, one of the seven miracles of the world. Today at the two edges of the harbor, there is a couple of deer in place of his giant feet.

Rhodes provides a unique combination of intense cosmopolitan life, peaceful sandy beaches and many archeological sites, thus making it an ideal holiday destination. Continue reading "Rhodes Hotels" »

While visiting Greece most tourists pass through the port of Athens, where hundreds of island ferries and cruise ships depart from.

It has three harbours: most of the tourist boats use the Zea Limani section. Continue reading "Piraeus Hotels" »

On the northwestern coast of Greece, Patras is known for its busy port and ferry departures to Italy, not to mention its fantastic carnival.

A metropolis by the sea, it offers its visitors neoclassical buildings, cathedrals, museums, shops, bars, cafes as well as exciting nightlife. Continue reading "Patras Hotels" »

Many visitors are attracted to Mykonos, the most cosmopolitan of all Greek islands. It was named after the king of Delos’ son, Mykonos. All the giants killed by the mythical hero Hercules are believed to be buried underneath the granite rocks of the island.

Its landscape is characterized by whitewashed houses, endless sandy beaches, transparent waters, high winds, scenic hills and traditional windmills. The colourful harbour with the fishing boats and plenty of yachts make Mykonos a unique place in Greece. Continue reading "Mykonos Hotels" »

Mytilene, capital of Lesvos (Lesbos) and export center, is an island in the Aegean Sea.

The famous poet Sappho and the philosopher Theophrastus were born here. Continue reading "Mytilene Hotels" »

This prefecture is formed by three peninsulas: the cosmopolitan Kassandra, the quiet Sithonia and the monastic Mount Athos.

It is one of the finest spots of Macedonia and a favourite destination for visitors. Continue reading "Kassandra Halkidiki Hotels" »