Destinations

Mount Olympus National Park

Mount Olympus, the home of the 12 ancient Greek gods and goddesses, is the highest and most famous mountain of Greece with an altitude of 29...

Vikos - Aoos National Park in northwestern Greece, was founded in 1973. It is named after the two main gorges in the area and covers 12,600 ...

Pindus National Park, also known as Valia Kalda, is located in northwestern Greece and is probably the least known and least visited of any ...

The Nestos is one of the most important rivers in Greece and has a rich variety of flora and fauna.The climatic conditions, land morphology ...

Lake Kerkini is one of the most important wetlands of Greece and Southern Europe with a very rich flora and fauna. More than 300 bird specie...

The Meteora monasteries are amongst the most striking sights in Greece. The monasteries were built on spectacular natural sandstone rock pil...

Mount Kissavos with its highest peak Prophitis Ilias (1.978m / 6.489ft) lies in the south of Mount Olympus, which is its geological continua...

The cave of Alistrati was discovered by chance in 1959 by local people and it has been open for the public since 1998. It is considered to b...

The ancient city of Aigai (Vergina), which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996, is the first capital of the Kingdom of Macedoni...

The town was built after 1829. It was the year when strong earthquakes destroyed the former settlement. The town is built on the remains hav...

The region was established as a National Park in 1974, and is the biggest park in Greece covering 256 square kilometers. Over 1400 plant...

The famous island at the southern Aegean Sea was formed after an enormous volcanic eruption and an earthquake which occurred some 3.600 year...

Thessaloniki is a beautiful city in northern Greece of long and fascinating history. It was built in 316 BC by King Kassandros and named aft...