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Glass Half Full

There is a lot written about luxury, yet much of it ignores the luxury of time. It is a rare destination that allows us as travelers to find the sweet spot between the mindless beach vacation and the action-packed getaway that blows by too quickly, leaving us more tired than when we first left home. One destination that slides into this category for me is Costa Navarino in the southwest Peloponnese in Greece. A new article, ‘

Posted 84 days ago at The Great American Travel Dream
Old pictures of Crete in Lassithi and Sitia

Since we are on Greece at the moment, I saw old pictures in my foto folder of our holiday in Crete a long time ago. This was pre-digital camera age for us: 2003.These pictures were taken at the windmills in La .. more ..

Posted 87 days ago by dutchedpinay at Dutched Pinay Travels
Old pictures of Crete in Lassithi and Sitia

Since we are on Greece at the moment, I saw old pictures in my foto folder of our holiday in Crete a long time ago. This was pre-digital camera age for us: 2003.These pictures were taken at the windmills in La .. more ..

Posted 87 days ago by dutchedpinay at Dutched Pinay Travels
A Journey to the Past Through Turkey

Smithsonian Study Leader Kevin Daly teaches ancient languages, archeology, and history and Bucknell University. Daly has excavated in Greece for over 15 years (primarily at the Athenian Agora) and is now co-directing an excavation at Thebes, the mythical home of Oedipus and Hercules. Here, he shares his thoughts from a recent

Posted 91 days ago at Smithsonian Journeys
Mykonos

These four photos are from Mykonos in Greece. Mykonos is the classic Greek-island stop and, along with Santorini, it’s the most touristy — and the island most impacted by cruise ships. Being on Mykonos reminded me how great the Greek islands are — even when they’re extremely touristy. What’s your favorite discovered Greek isle…and your favorite undiscovered one?

Posted 126 days ago at Rick Steves: Blog Gone Europe
Crete Week: First Glimpses

Greetings from Crete!Difficult to keep track of us sometimes, isn’t it? In one week, after a hop (from Berlin), a skip (to Prague), and a jump (from Munich), we’ve landed on Crete, the almost-southernmost island of Greece.

Posted 127 days ago at Uncornered Market
Crete Week: First Glimpses

Greetings from Crete!Difficult to keep track of us sometimes, isn’t it? In one week, after a hop (from Berlin), a skip (to Prague), and a jump (from Munich), we’ve landed on Crete, the almost-southernmost island of Greece.

Posted 127 days ago at Uncornered Market
In the Shade of Olive Trees

I’m currently in Greece and couldn’t resist sharing a photo with my readers. Expect more posts to come (today we harvested olives, pressed them, and tasted the fresh olive oil) but for now, here is a photograph of a picnic in the shade of olive trees.

Posted 127 days ago at The Great American Travel Dream
Beautiful days in Greece – Nafplio, Aegina, Tiryns, Mycenae, Epidauros

www.GreeceTravelBlog.com Nafplion is so much cleaner and prettier than Athens and the restaurants don’t hound you. I love it! They even have a “Popeyes” restaurant (not the same as the one in Louisiana) but still has American-type food. We basically spent an entire day touring the Island of Aegina, another day visiting Tiryns and Mycenae, [...]

Posted 135 days ago at Greece Travel Blog
Beautiful days in Greece – Nafplio, Aegina, Tiryns, Mycenae, Epidauros

www.GreeceTravelBlog.com Nafplion is so much cleaner and prettier than Athens and the restaurants don’t hound you. I love it! They even have a “Popeyes” restaurant (not the same as the one in Louisiana) but still has American-type food. We basically spent an entire day touring the Island of Aegina, another day visiting Tiryns and Mycenae, [...]

Posted 135 days ago at Greece Travel Blog
Richard Clark, A Notebook of the Greek Islands

www.GreeceTravelBlog.com Opening Richard Clark’s The Greek Islands – A Notebook, reading the first pages, a list with common Greek words that a tourist should know, descriptions of some food, etc, I thought this was going to be some sort of a tourist guide, and I felt disappointed, even more because I would have to criticize [...]

Posted 137 days ago at Greece Travel Blog
Richard Clark, A Notebook of the Greek Islands

www.GreeceTravelBlog.com Opening Richard Clark’s The Greek Islands – A Notebook, reading the first pages, a list with common Greek words that a tourist should know, descriptions of some food, etc, I thought this was going to be some sort of a tourist guide, and I felt disappointed, even more because I would have to criticize [...]

Posted 137 days ago at Greece Travel Blog
Richard Clark, A Traditional Existence (A Day in Crete)

www.GreeceTravelBlog.com From Richard Clark, The Greek Islands – A Notebook, Occasional journeys through Crete, Corfu, Rhodes and other islands, pp. 243-7 My back felt as though it would go into spasm as we hit yet another pothole on the road which led out of Heraklion to Archanes. Perched with my bum just inches from the [...]

Posted 137 days ago at Greece Travel Blog
Richard Clark, A Traditional Existence (A Day in Crete)

www.GreeceTravelBlog.com From Richard Clark, The Greek Islands – A Notebook, Occasional journeys through Crete, Corfu, Rhodes and other islands, pp. 243-7 My back felt as though it would go into spasm as we hit yet another pothole on the road which led out of Heraklion to Archanes. Perched with my bum just inches from the [...]

Posted 137 days ago at Greece Travel Blog
You just don’t get that kind of hospitality in other places

www.GreeceTravelBlog.comThe hotel does a weekly Greek night which is fantastic, the food was amazing and they play Greek music and have dancers. As expected they loved getting the guests up to join in with the dances. I am usually rather nimble but on a full stomach and in havianas I looked like a spazzy penguin. [...]

Posted 138 days ago at Greece Travel Blog
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