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  • Karpathos – the island that time refused to change

    Karpathos – the island that time refused to change

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 27/10/202627/10/2026

    In the vast blue tapestry of the Dodecanese, suspended between the titans of Rhodes and Crete, lies a jagged, wind-swept spine of rock that seems to exist in a different century altogether. Karpathos is not just an island, it feels more like a time capsule. And that’s exactly how I felt when I went there….

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  • Red-domed church and houses at the harbour of Korissia, Kea

    The hidden gem of the Cyclades: a complete guide to Kea (Tzia)

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 22/10/202625/10/2026

    Just an hour’s ferry ride from the port of Lavrio in Athens, Kea (also known locally as Tzia) rests quietly at the gateway of the Cyclades. Unlike its high-profile neighbors, Santorini and Mykonos, Kea retains a serene, understated charm, an island defined by ancient stone paths, terraced valleys, royal oak forests, and uncrowded coves shaded…

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  • Blue Star ferry docked at the port of Syros with Ermoupoli on the hill behind

    Navigating the Blue Highways: the ultimate guide to Greek ferry travel in peak season

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 20/10/202625/10/2026

    The Greek ferry is more than just a mode of transport; it is the arteries of the Aegean, the lifeblood that connects the rugged, sun-drenched islands to the mainland. For the Greece enthusiast, the sight of a massive Blue Star ferry pulling into the harbor, churning the sapphire water into white foam, is a thrill….

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  • Adriana Luxury Villas on Milos at dusk with the private pool lit up

    Where luxury feels like home: a fairytale at Adriana Villas, Milos

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 20/10/202625/10/2026

    There is a different kind of luxury you discover in Greece, one that doesn’t try too hard, doesn’t overwhelm, and doesn’t distance you from the place you came to experience. It welcomes you. Quietly, warmly, almost as if you’ve been there before. This is exactly how it feels arriving at Adriana Luxury Villas on the…

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  • Blue-domed churches of Oia on Santorini overlooking the caldera

    Island-hopping for beginners: where to start and why

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 15/10/202625/10/2026

    Island-hopping in Greece sounds dreamy, and it actually is, but for first-timers it can also feel a bit overwhelming or confusing. With over 200 inhabited islands, endless ferry routes and wildly different vibes from one island to the next, many visitors don’t know where to begin and often wonder whether they have made the right…

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  • Fishing boat in the harbour of Evdilos on Ikaria with white houses behind

    Longevity Lessons from Ikaria: The Greek Island Where People Forget to Die

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 22/07/202625/10/2026

    Welcome to Ikaria — a windswept Aegean island where time slows, stress fades, and people often live well into their 90s and beyond. Here, centenarians aren’t unusual. They’re your neighbour, your shepherd, or the woman who still bakes bread in a stone oven. Being one of the world’s five “Blue Zones” — regions where people…

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  • Bougainvillea on a terrace above the sea in Nimporio, Halki

    Chalki: The Peaceful Diamond of the Dodecanese

    ByGreece Enthusiast Team 14/07/202630/10/2026

    Hidden in plain sight, just a less-than-an-hour’s ferry from bustling Rhodes, lies a tiny island where time slows down and serenity rules. Welcome to Chalki (Χάλκη) — the peaceful diamond of the Dodecanese. With no airport, no nightlife to speak of, and just a few hundred residents, Halki is an island that whispers instead of…

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