Points of Interest

Perdika fishing village

Moni Island, Aegina

Archaeological site of Kolona

The archaeological site of Kolona is situated on a verdant slope close to the main harbour. Discoveries in the area […]

Aphaia Temple

The archeological site of Aphaia, with the exceptionally preserved ancient temple, is situated on top of a pine-covered hill, in […]

Rock of Acropolis

The sacred rock of Acropolis, the symbol of Athens, dominates at the centre of the city and it is visible […]

The Temple of Parthenon

Iktinos and Kallikrates, two of the most reputed architects during the Golden Age, drafted the designs according to which the […]

Penteli

Penteli mountain range is situated northeast of Athens and its highest peak rises at the altitude of 1,109m.Similarly to Parnitha, […]

Parnitha

Numerous cites and references can be found in the ancient scripts for Parnitha Mountain. Parnitha is Attica’s highest mountain and […]

Hymettus Mountain

Over the ancient era of Athens, Hymettos was a place of worship the Gods whilst the numerous marble quarries indicate […]

The Theater Of Dionysus

The Theatre of Dionysus was the centre of all theatrical performances, during Athens’ greatest theatrical festivities (Great Dionysia). The Theatre […]

Cape Sounion – Temple of Poseidon

On the furthest southern part of Attica, at Cape Sounion, a strategic fortress was built by Ancient Greek people, from […]

Marathon Area

The greater area of Marathon is famous mainly for both the historical battle between Greeks and Persians and the annual […]

Keramikos

Clay craftsmen gravitated in a specific region, to the edges of ancient Athens and on the banks of the river […]

Ancient Roman Agora

A significant fact is associated with the Ancient Agora; more than 400 recent buildings were demolished in order to reveal […]

Erechtheion

According to mythology, King Erechtheus lived at the exact same point as the sacred temple is currently located. It was […]

Temple Of Olympian Zeus

The temple of the Olympian Zeus is regarded as one of the biggest of the ancient world. Its construction started […]

Hill Of Philopappos

The hill of Philopappos, named also as Hill of the Muses (its ancient name) is located opposite of the Acropolis. […]

The Herodes Atticus Odeon

The Odeon was built in 161 AD, on famous orator Herodes Atticus expense. In its original form, the odeon’s ceiling […]

Plaka

Plaka is the most picturesque and oldest region of Athens. It has been inhabited from antiquity to the present day. […]

Greek Wildlife Hospital (EKPAZ)

The Greek Wildlife Care & Rehabilitation Centre (EKPAZ) is based in Aegina. It is the biggest of its kind in […]

Kapralos Museum

Christos Kapralos was an influential Greek sculptor who lived and worked in Aegina intermittently for almost thirty years (1963 – […]

Klima Beach

Klima is one of the most beautiful and famous beaches in Aegina, located in the south part of the island, […]

Taxiarches Church – ruins of Hellanius Zeus temple

One of the oldest Byzantine churches on the island, dating to 1200 AD. Built beside the ruins of the great […]

Summit of Ochi

The mountain of Ochi was a place of particular significance in ancient Greek mythology. Hera was raised in the area […]

Castello Rosso

This prestigious castle was built in the same place as the ancient Acropolis. Situated in the same site there was […]

Ypapanti Church

A small mountain church with truly magnificent view over the saronic gulf. Like many byzantine churches, it is built on […]

Marble Ciones

This remarkable monument of ancient mining is located in the area of Cylinder Mills. Here, excellently preserved, in the same […]

Marble Quarries

The quarries thrived during the Roman period (1st century BC-2nd century BC) making the region of Karystias well known to […]

Pachia Rachi

Pachia Rachi, an influential village during the 19th and early 20th century, has recently sparked an interest both in Greece […]

Bourgi

Bourgi (or Bourtzi) is the Tower that embellishes the eastern side of Karystos port. Constructed during the era of Venetian […]

Paleochora

Palaiochora is a medieval settlement which was the island’s capital for almost a thousand years (800 – 1800 AD). Situated […]

Karystos

Located on the southern edge of Evia, Karystos is a well-built town with marvelous structure, adjacent to an ideal natural […]

Cavo Doro

Cavo Doro, also known as Cape Cafirea, is a promontory on the southeastern tip of the island, and it has […]

Agios Dimitrios Gorge

An impressive rocky canyon with dramatic craggy slopes, that ends up in the beautiful beach Schoinodauleia, a small remote beach studded […]

Dimosari Gorge

A traditional path, partially made of stone, crosses the canyon through springs and small lakes in a pompous landscape full […]

Drakospita

In the region of Styra till Karystos, the notorious prehistoric Drakospita (or “dragon huts”) of Evia can be found. Their […]

Styra Island

The Isle Styra, also known as Isle Aigilis unexpectedly emerged from oblivion when an ancient wreck loaded with amphorae was […]

House of Nikos Kazantzakis

Nikos Kazantzakis, perhaps the greatest contemporary Greek writer, chose Aegina as a place for solitude and contemplation during his countless […]

Nea Styra

The region of Styra has a historical presence since the first signs of civilization in Evia. Styra participated in the […]

Mpisti Mouvela Tower

Fortred houses for the prominent families

Fabrica – The old factory

The old wheat factory with its enormous mill

Paleopolis

The ancient capital of Andros

Gavrio Port

Gavrio is situated in a geographic position that offers adequate protection from adverse weather, especially the prevailing northerly winds. This […]

Stenies Village

Stenies was one of the most sophisticated marine villages of Andros, and even now stories of the sea are recounted […]

Zaganiaris Village

The spectacular view close this small village

Chora of Andros

Chora is the capital city of Andros, which since the Venetian Empire consisted the fortressed state of the Emporium Castle. […]

Ancient Zagora

The first human establishement in Andros

Menites Village

Here the famous sculptured water springs are found.

Grias To Pidima

The famous beach of Andros

Korthi Bay (or Corthi Bay)

Korthi or Korthi bay or Yalos as locals refer to it, consisted a remarkable anchorage of the southern part of […]

Panagia Evangelistria

Panagia Evangelistria is perhaps the most famous religious monument in the whole of Greece. Situated in the capital of Tinos, it attracts thousands of devoted Christians who visit the temple as a pilgrimage.

Dipotamata Gorge

The valley of Dipotamata consists one of the most known destinations for trekkers. It constitutes the southern and the last […]

Exomvourgo

Exomvourgo is a steep granite mountain situated in the center of Tinos, an imposing landmark with its rugged, craggy form, overlooking most of the island.

Tinos Island

Tinos is widely known for the Church of Virgin Mary, a sacred site for the Orthodox Christian faith. It is also an island of exquisite natural beauty and home to some of the prettiest villages in the Cyclades.

Chora of Tinos

The capital of Tinos island is called Chora. It is a harbour-town where the main port is located, and also the largest residential and market hub of the island. The famous Orthodox Church of Virgin Mary is situated here.

Mykonos Island

Mykonos’ ancient history is interwoven with mythology, perhaps not surprisingly since it is a part of Greece, the birthplace of […]

Isternia

Built on a verdant slope, Ysternia is one of the biggest and prettiest villages in Tinos. Also known for its sculptors, it hosts a marble art museum.

Volax

Unique rock formations created by huge rocks. Giant granite boulders scattered around a vast area, sculpted by the elements over the ages, create an exceptionally bizarre and interesting sight.

Steni

Steni is the second largest village in Tinos, and remains rather busy throughout the year. It is a traditional and picturesque settlement, with whitewashed buildings, narrow alleys and stone paved paths.

Pyrgos

Pyrgos, widely known as the ‘Marble Village’, is one of the biggest, prettiest and more lively villages in the Cyclades. It is home to the Marble Art Museum and School of Fine Arts.

Panormos

Located in a natural bay, Panormos was a crucial seafaring spot, the only harbour in the north of Tinos. Today it is a charming fishing village, with many cozy restaurants and cafes along its beautiful esplanade.

Kardiani

Kardiani is built on a verdant slope full of running waters and natural springs. Covered in huge plane trees, the verdurous village is an uncommon, beautiful sight in the Cyclades.

Dyo Choria

Dyo Choria is home to one of the island’s most picturesque central squares, offering a unique panoramic view of the […]

Vioma Organic Farm

The true Mykonos experience A testimony of genuine Mykonos at the old monastery vineyard of Maou, Ano Mera. Organic farming […]

Andros Island

The second largest island in the Cyclades, Andros entails a rich historical and cultural background and offers a supreme and challenging riding terrain.

Agapi Village

Agapi, meaning “Love” in Greek, is named after its trademark, the Catholic Church of St. Agapitos. It is a quaint little village, one of the oldest in Tinos.