Skala Marion, a tranquil fishing village on the west coast of Thassos, offers a glimpse into authentic Greek island life. Known for its picturesque harbour lined with brightly painted fishing boats, Skala Marion is a haven for those seeking peace away from bustling resorts. This charming village, originally developed as the coastal settlement for the … Read more
Potos is a lively resort on the southwest coast of Thassos, and it ranks among the island’s main holiday bases. A long beach of sand and pebble runs the length of the seafront. A palm lined promenade backs the shore, and it carries tavernas, bars, shops and hotels along its length. Families settle here by … Read more
Limenas, also known as Thassos Town, serves as the bustling capital and main port of Thassos Island. Nestled on the north coast, it seamlessly blends ancient history with modern life. The town is built upon the ancient city of Thasos, offering visitors a unique opportunity to walk among ruins while enjoying contemporary amenities. Notable sites … Read more
Aliki, a headland on the south-east coast of Thassos, enchants visitors with its unique geographical features and historical significance. This area is famed for its two sandy-and-pebble coves that sit back to back, always offering a sheltered spot regardless of the wind’s direction. The site also hosts one of the most significant archaeological attractions on … Read more
Thassos, the northernmost Greek island, lies in the north Aegean Sea, just off the coast of eastern Macedonia. Known for its stunning beaches, Thassos is circled by a single ring road that connects its magnificent shores. The island is home to over fifty beaches, ranging from sandy stretches to pebbled coves, many backed by lush … Read more
Autumn in Thessaloniki transforms the city into a mild, culturally vibrant destination. From September to November, the warm days gradually cool, offering ideal conditions for exploring. The season marks a cultural high point with the International Film Festival and the reopening of the trade fair and concert calendar. Visitors can enjoy the grape and olive … Read more
Spring in Thessaloniki is a delightful transition from the wet winter to the approaching warm summer. The city comes alive with vibrant colours as wildflowers bloom across the parks and the slopes of the upper town. The weather is mild, with warm afternoons, cooler evenings, and occasional showers. Visitors can enjoy strolling along the seafront … Read more
The Palace of Galerius, an architectural marvel from the Roman era, stands as a testament to the grandeur of imperial Thessaloniki. Nestled in the bustling Navarinou Square, this palace was part of a larger tetrarchic complex that included the Arch of Galerius and the Rotunda. The remnants of this once-splendid structure include an octagonal audience … Read more
Antiparos is a small Cycladic island reached only by sea, as it has no airport of its own. The usual route is the short ferry from Pounta, on the west coast of neighbouring Paros, a crossing of about ten minutes that carries cars as well as foot passengers. In summer, small passenger boats also run … Read more
Six days on Naxos give you room to move slowly across the largest Cycladic island. This plan splits the week into clear halves: the coast and the town anchor the first stretch, the mountains and outlying islands fill the rest. You reach the Venetian Kastro, the marble Portara, the western sand beaches, the Tragaea highland … Read more