Greece has 119 inhabited islands, but the total number of Greek islands is actually closer to 30,000! Here’s a geeky look at the Greek islands and how many there are.
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How to help the wildfire victims in Greece
The fires in Greece have been raging for several days. Here is how you can help the organizations that have been involved so far.
How to take a COVID test in Greece – PCR and rapid antigen tests
Where to take a Covid test in Greece. Includes places like Athens, Piraeus, Santorini, Mykonos, and other popular places in Greece.
Despotiko Island And Archaeological Site (Apollo Sanctuary) In Greece
All you need to know about the ancient site of Despotiko, a small islet near Antiparos in Greece. Includes a brief history of the site, and information on how to get there.
Ferry Travel in Greece 2021 – New Measures and Testing Explained
In summer 2021, boarding ferries in Greece will be subject to certain measures. Here’s all you need to know to travel on a ferry in Greece for summer 2021.
Rules for dining, nightclubs, theatres and entertainment venues in Greece 2021
In July 2021, new rules were introduced for entertainment venues throughout Greece. These include restaurants, cafes, bars, nightclubs, theatres, stadiums etc. Here’s all you need to know if you are in Greece in Summer 2021.
Antiparos Cave – Visit The Amazing Cave In Antiparos Greece
The stunning cave in Antiparos is a must-see! Here is some information on the wonderful Antiparos cave in the Cyclades Greece. Includes opening hours and ticket prices.
Is Greece Expensive? No It’s Not, And Here’s Why!
Travelling around Greece on a budget is absolutely possible. In this article, I’ve included a breakdown of our island-hopping vacation in May – June 2021.
How To Get To Amorgos Island In Greece
Here’s how to get to Amorgos island in Greece. Includes flight information and ferry routes from the port of Piraeus near Athens and other islands in the Cyclades.
How Did Athens Get Its Name? A Fascinating Myth
Athens is the capital and largest city in Greece. Did you know that it was named after Athena, the Ancient Greek goddess? Here’s the whole story!