Glyfa beach sits on the southern coast of Antiparos, a long stretch of coarse golden sand facing east across the channel toward the neighbouring island of Paros. It lies about three and a half kilometres from the main town, in a rural setting reached by a paved, easy road. The sea here is shallow, calm … Read more
Pachena beach on Milos is a quiet, sandy beach in the northeast, with fine yellow sand, shallow clear water, tamarisk shade and lovely sunsets. Plan beach days and tours through My Greece Tours. Pachena is a peaceful corner of the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover what the beach is, where it is, what … Read more
Milos in winter is cool, quiet and deeply peaceful, with most tourist facilities closed and dramatically reduced ferries and flights. Plan a winter trip through My Greece Tours. Winter is the island at its most peaceful in the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover the winter weather, what stays open, getting there, things to … Read more
Milos in November brings mild but cooler weather, more rain, a cool sea, thin crowds and the real off-season feel. Plan November tours and tickets through My Greece Tours. November marks the start of the off-season in the Milos travel guide. The sections below cover the weather, swimming, the crowds, the best things to do … Read more
Milos vs Kimolos pits a larger volcanic island of activities and romance against its tiny, quieter, more authentic sister. 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 size, the atmosphere, the landscapes and which island suits … Read more
Mets is one of the most charming and quiet neighbourhoods of central Athens, a leafy district of pastel neoclassical mansions on the slope below the Panathenaic Stadium, beside the First Cemetery and the National Garden. Explore it alongside the city’s headline sights with skip-the-line tickets and tours from My Greece Tours for a more local … Read more
Pachia Ammos beach, whose name means thick sand, is a broad, quiet sandy cove on the south-east coast of Tinos. Sheltered from the meltemi wind and largely undeveloped, with a single taverna and few facilities, it rewards travellers seeking calm, clear water and space away from the busier organised beaches. This guide covers Pachia Ammos … Read more