Travel Blog Greece

Damianos Cave in Agalas of Zakynthos Island is famous for its two visible entrances and the myth of Andronios Dragon and the Twelve Wells.

King Midas, one of the most famous Greek myths, is about a king who turned into gold everything he touched.

Aristaeus, born in Kissavos, was the culture hero and God of Greek Mythology that discovered many useful arts, including bee-keeping.

Frangokastello is a castle (and also a small settlement and beach), 12 km east from Sfakia village at the south coast of Chania Crete.

Acherontas (or Acheron) is a river located in the Epirus region, northwestern Greece, the border of hell according to Dante's Inferno.

Stymphalia is a Natura 2000 reserve with a wetland area and an agrarian area, a very important stopover for migratory birds.

This famous shipwreck of a 70 m. cargo ship is located on Valtaki beach near Gythio since 1981.

The rock of the myth of Markella (later Saint Markella), whose father had a lust for her and she died on an effort to fly away.