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A while ago, WhyGo Greece debated the Top 5 Reasons to Visit Greece during Winter . Now it’s time to discuss a bit more about what to actually do and where to go during the off-season.
Ah, summer in Greece…the azure waters, the sandy beach and…the heat! Yes, most of us who have to live through four seasons love the summer heat – or is it just me?
Because most European take their summer vacations August and the kids are also out of school, this month is the most crowded, most popular, and most expensive month to visit Greece. However, with a bit of planning ahead, you may be able to grab some good deals.
Did you know that there are plenty of chances to have already “visited” Greece while watching a movie? The sun, sea, beaches and the idyllic settings attract movie makers like a magnet. Whether you plan to visit Greece soon or you just want a “preview” of the location, here’s a list with the top 5…
Spending your vacation on one of the Greek islands is the perfect reward. With over 1,000 Greek islands to choose from it’s easy to just choose one of the most popular or one of the most promoted island. The only problem with those islands is that they are always crowded and if you plan to…
Kos (Cos) is part of the Dodecanese islands and is located in the south-eastern part of the Aegean Sea, close to the Turkish coast. It is the second most popular island in the group, after Rhodes and is located between Kalymnos and Nysiros. Due to its proximity to Turkey, Kos has become a popular day-trip…
One of the cheapest ways to get around Europe is by train. Read more about how you can get to Greece by train and why rail passes are a good option.
The Olive Oil is a staple of the Mediterranean diet and the base of Greek cuisine. It is considered to be the healthiest product the nature can offer. Greece produces 430,000 tons of olive oil annually (more than 75% is extra virgin).
Calanda (carols, Greek) are a very old custom, which remained practically unchanged since Ancient times. Children gather and go from house to house singing the carols, accompanied usually by triangles and mandolins.