
Can a beach in Greece be private?
In Greece, the coastal areas and beaches are a precious public asset that belongs to the state. According to Greek law, bars and hotels are allowed to use up to a maximum of 50% of the beach for setting up umbrellas and sun loungers, but as we all know, this is often not the case. Many beaches are completely covered with umbrellas, and on some of them, entrance is only
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Avoid the traffic jams on the way to Greece - monitor the situation live at the border crossings via cameras
Summer is the time when large queues form at the border crossings to Greece. Waiting in line and wasting unnecessary time can be extremely frustrating during the journey to the seaside. To avoid wasting time and stress, you can use live cameras that provide you with real-time information about the border conditions.
On the live cameras, you can see the traffic flow at the border crossing, whether there are any delays,

Why sharks are increasingly seen in Greek seas
On Crete, a small shark approached the shore, while in Serifos, a group of young people was surprised to find a three-meter shark swimming near their inflatable boat. A shark was also spotted in Zakynthos, and just two days ago, sharks were caught in fishermen's nets in Kilini and Nafplio.
What is happening with sharks in Greek waters?
Greek professor of fish biology and fisheries, Thanasis Kykleras, explained whether sharks living
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Panagia - a major Orthodox and state holiday in Greece
Panagia - Assumption of the Virgin Mary, is one of the largest holidays in the Orthodox Church and a national holiday in Greece. It is celebrated with special joy and is also referred to as the "Summer Easter." If you happen to be on vacation during this time, expect bustling crowds, as it's a significant period for the local population during the tourist season.
In towns, villages, islands, monasteries, and chapels,

Catastrophic flood in Greece 2023
The number of flood victims in Greece has risen to 15, and there are still individuals listed as missing. Many villages in Thessaly are still completely submerged. For those unfamiliar, the region most affected by the floods is called Thessaly, located in central Greece. It's known primarily for wheat cultivation, as well as fruits, vegetables, and livestock. This area is often referred to as Greece's breadbasket.
Currently, nearly the entire Thessalian

Alternative Route to Athens-Thessaloniki as highway parts still closed
Update: The Athens-Thessalonica highway was opened for traffic on September 15. at 17, 15 for vehicles under 3.5t. Also, the roads in Larisa, Karditsa and Trikala are open to traffic.
The Athens-Thessaloniki highway remain closed in central Greece on Thursday, September 14, 2023, due to flooding and mud.
Authorities suggest that the highway could reopen for traffic on Saturday or perhaps Sunday, September 16th and 17th. Essentially, Greece is divided in two

FAQ
Guided by the idea of shortening the path to finding information, which is of interest to the majority of our guests, we created a list of frequently asked questions and made sure to provide appropriate answers.
How to choose the best place for a vacation?
Before choosing accommodation, you should choose a destination that suits your taste. To make your decision easier, we have prepared a text that you can read
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Zagorohoria
Zagori consists 46 villages. The name "Zagori" is Slavic and means "beyond the mountains". The architecture of all villages is defined by stone and wood, what you can notice on photos. Because of their preserved traditional appearance, they were included in the UNESCO World Heritage List in 2023 (45th session of the World Heritage Committee).
Villages of Zagori are built in the area of Tinfi, Pindos, and Mitsikelli, so the nature
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