Pictures from Greece

09/04/2022

Rhodes island

22/12/2021

Ikaria island

19/12/2021

Mount Parnitha. Mt Parnitha is located in Sterea Ellas (Central Greece) and is the highest mountain in the vicinity of Athens. It extends in a large area, presenting variable topography with several summits, gorges, streams and plateaus. The summit is located 18 km north of Acharnae and about 30 km north of Athens city centre, while the mountain covers approximately 250 km² of land.

12/10/2021

Samos island

25/05/2021

Matala (Crete island)
Although Matala is an incredible beach with refreshing waters which are surrounded by the spectacular and full of trees scenery, people visit the location due to the infamous caves that can be found there. The caves form the most notable feature of this location as they are carved into white washed rocks since antiquity. These caves can be found in the northwest side of the Matala beach. The caves in Matala beach became increasingly popular during the period between 1960s and 1970s. This is because members of the hippie movement made these caves their home. During that period, thousands of hippies made Matala the place where ideas were freely expressed and a place where love and creation were cherishing. The hippies that were living in the caves of Matala were famous for their signature slogan “Peace Man” and the two fingers of victory. Back then, the surrounding area was not developed and hippies made this spot their preferable location as it was providing the perfect sense of freedom and isolation. Sooner or later, the caves of Matala became famous around the world as an alternative form of accommodation where people were living freely and enjoyed their lives at the maximum. People from around the world were gathering in Matala and lived there peacefully. Matala started to attract famous people such as Joni Mitchell, Bob Dylan, Janis Joplin, Joan Baez and Cat Stevens, who visited the beach and stayed at the caves.

30/04/2021

Mykonos island

29/04/2021

Knossos palace (Crete island)
The Palace of Knossos is located in North Central Crete just south of the outskirts of Heraklion on the Kephala hill. The site was first occupied some time around 7000 BCE in what is called the Aceramic Neolithic period (aceramic because no pottery was produced). The Bronze Age was not to begin for a further four thousand years. It is thought that Knossos was the first and oldest Neolithic site in Crete and the first indication of human activity on the island is located in the exact area where the Palace and its Central Court were to be located. So humans had been continually active on the site for five thousand years before the First Palace was constructed.

27/04/2021

Chios island

24/03/2021

Papafraga caves (Milos island)

Milos Greece is one of the most exotic and laid-back Greek islands in Greece! Sitting in the heart of the Aegean Sea, overlooking Cyclades archipelago, Milos has enchanted many with its unpretentious charm!
Standing out for its majestic ambiance, rich history, picturesque fishing villages, amazing food, and indigo bays, Milos island in Greece is a timeless Cycladic gem that will steal your breath with its enchanting beauty. The variety of landscapes in Milos is unreal- you’ll see nothing twice, there’s always something new to discover. Being home to the Venus of Milo statue, which was discovered on the island and the stunning Sarakiniko beach, Milos’ beauty is expressed in many ways!

11/07/2020

Halkidiki

02/07/2020

Spinaloga island

13/05/2020

Elounda (Crete island)

10/05/2020

Naxos island

10/03/2020

Kerkyra island

10/03/2020

10/03/2020

23/02/2020

Dilos island

14/02/2020

Vai (Crete island)

09/02/2020

Neda Messinias

18/01/2020

Knossos Minoan palace (Crete island)

11/01/2020

Zakinthos island

25/12/2019

Merry Christmas dear friends!!! 😀
Athens, Syntagma square

25/12/2019

Matala (Crete island)

22/12/2019

Agios Nikolaos (Crete island)

22/12/2019

Malia is located 37 kilometers east of Heraklion, on the way to Agios Nikolaos. The main road seems to divide the town in two, the old Malia at the foothill of Mount Selena and the newer part towards the shoreline.
Malia is an unusual small town, unlike any other in Crete. It used to be known for its delicious potatoes. But times changed, the tourists started coming to Crete and the potato fields of Malia were replaced by hotels large and small, taverns and bars.
Tourism eventually created a town with two different faces, like the famous split personality described by Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886:
On the one hand is Dr Jekyll, the old Malia with its narrow streets, houses with bougainvillea and little taverns with live Greek music.
On the other is Mr. Hyde, the coastal resort with its bars, nightclubs and frenzied nightlife of young tourists from 11 at night into the early hours.
If you are the Dr Jekyll type, when night falls stay in old Malia south of the main road. If you are a Mr. Hyde, then coastal Malia awaits you for an endless party each night.
If, like most of us, you have a little of both Jekyll and Hyde in you, enjoy all that Malia has to offer, but within reason

22/12/2019

Santorini island

22/12/2019

Folegandros island