Greece symbolizes the happy side of life. A carefree destination where fun is a never-ending fact, given the country’s many natural sites and geology. Of course, Greek summer keeps the lead of young people’s choice, when the sun shines its brightest, casting a blaze on the crystal clear sea, water sports activities occupy the beaches, bars and clubs keep them up all night and gastronomy challenges them to a taste marathon.
Camping sites all over the country is an ideal accommodation choice due to their youth-friendly character and low cost. In the Cyclades, the islands of Mykonos, Paros, Ios are a hot summer destination. Astounding sandy or rocky beaches, transparent water and surf, wakeboard, water ski, yachting and diving are just a sample of what these islands have to offer. Not to mention the Greek cuisine, which one can enjoy at a traditional taverna or a fancy restaurant, and then dive into the night having fun until daylight in one of the famous bars and clubs.
For people being in love, the sunset at Santorini is unmistakable – also an ideal island for a honey moon. Kalymnos is one of the best of Europe’s destinations for climbing lovers. In the Dodecanese, Rhodes is also a famous destination, and for the Ionian, Zakynthos and the cosmopolitan Corfu islands.
For the months of May to September, visitors have the chance to attend to any festival or concert of their choice being held throughout Greece, while summer cinemas in Athens, Thessaloniki and greek province add to the night’s activities.
During winter, the youth dashes into the mainland to enjoy the snow in the various ski resorts like Kalavryta, Parnassos, Vassilitsa where every year, thousands of adventure lovers enjoy the beautiful natural landscape. Picturesque mountain settlements and villages like Zayorohoria and Pelio are also famous winter destinations, which thrill visitors with their natural beauty and traditional recipes.
In springtime, when the weather gets milder and nature blossoms, it is time to visit the lakes of Greece, only to be taken aback by their unique environmental beauty. The ones standing out for their beauty are Prespes and Plastira, where one can engage in water ski, sea bicycle, trekking, cycling. For the most courageous ones, there is always the choice of rafting in the best known and beautiful rivers of the country.
Since antiquity, the pomegranate has symbolised plentifulness, youthfulness, fertility, and good luck. This delicious red fruit has always been held in high esteem for its richness in vitamins that boost our good health. According to a Greek tradition, a pomegranate must be broken in the morning of New Year’s Day on the house front door threshold to attract good luck for the entire year.
If you're travelling to Greece with your pet, let us offer you some tips to help you navigate the country with ease.
Exploring Greece with your pet can be an enriching experience filled with new sights and adventures. It's essential to be prepared with your pet's documentation and to research the specific requirements before jetting off to Greece with your furry friend. Here's what you need to know and must have, to make your trip from your hometown to the Greek wonderland smooth and enjoyable.
