Ladadika is the old olive-oil warehouse quarter of Thessaloniki, a grid of low brick buildings on the flat ground between Aristotelous Square and the passenger port. Its name marks the oil merchants who once stored and sold their casks here, and its painted façades and cobbled lanes survive because the quarter escaped the flames that … Read more
Nightlife on Antiparos is relaxed and stylish rather than wild, centred almost entirely on the town, or Chora. After dark, the whitewashed pedestrian main street and its little squares fill with people out to dine and drink, and a scattering of bars, cafes and lounges keep going late into the summer nights. The mood is … Read more
Zakynthos is one of the liveliest of the Greek islands for nightlife, centred on the southern resort of Laganas. The long main strip of Laganas is packed with bars, clubs, cocktail lounges and late-night venues that draw a young crowd through the summer. The party runs until dawn in this vibrant location. Kalamaki, next door, … Read more
Argassi sits on the southeast coast of Zakynthos, just a short drive from the island’s capital at the foot of the Vasilikos peninsula. What began as a small fishing village has grown into one of the busiest package-holiday resorts on the island, lined with hotels, apartments, tavernas, bars, and shops along a single main road … Read more
Malia is a lively beach resort on the north coast of Crete, set in the Heraklion region east of Hersonissos and the airport. A long sandy beach fronts the resort, and the town carries one of the island’s busiest nightlife strips, the bar street that draws a young summer party crowd. The older traditional village … Read more
Platanias spreads along the northwest coast of Crete as a full-service beach resort just a short drive west of Chania. The long sandy beach draws families and sun-seekers by day, while the waterfront strip transforms into one of western Crete’s busiest nightlife zones after sunset. The old village climbs a green hillside above the modern … Read more
Crete offers nightlife to suit every mood, from pounding club strips to candlelit harbour tavernas where locals linger over raki until dawn. The island’s after-dark scene divides neatly between resort party zones east of Heraklion and the more laid-back rhythm of its historic cities and villages. Malia and Hersonissos draw the loudest crowds, while Heraklion … Read more
Hersonissos, officially known as Limenas Chersonisou, stands as one of Crete’s most vibrant resort towns along the island’s northern coastline. Located east of Heraklion, this bustling holiday centre draws visitors with its long sandy beaches, animated harbour, and comprehensive entertainment options. The town combines water parks and beachfront relaxation with proximity to ancient Minoan sites, … Read more
Milos vs Ios pits dramatic volcanic beaches and a calm, scenic evening scene against golden sands and a famous party nightlife. Plan island tours and tickets through My Greece Tours. Choosing between the two is a common question in the Milos travel guide. The sections below compare the beaches, the nightlife, the vibe and which … Read more
Milos vs Mykonos pits surreal volcanic beaches and calm authenticity against glamour, luxury and a famous party scene. Plan island tours and tickets through My Greece Tours. Choosing between the two is a common question in the Milos travel guide. The sections below compare the landscapes, the beaches, the atmosphere, the crowds and cost, and … Read more