- Ammouliani, Amorgos, Antiparos, Cyclades, Dodecanese, Folegandros, Ikaria, Ionian, Lefkada, Lemnos, Meganisi, Northeastern Aegean, Panio Koufonisi Island, Sifnos, Tilos
14 Not So Famous Greek Islands You Should visit this summer!
You may have heard about the beauty, the traditional food and the magical blue and white of the Greek Islands but you only have in your mind the famous islands like Santorini and Mykonos. It’s time to discover 14 not so famous Greek islands and choose your next summer destination! North Aegean Islands Lemnos Island An inexpensive holiday destination mostly preferred by Greeks that avoids being transformed into a bustling tourist destination is the island of Lemnos. By taking a walk in Myrina, the capital of Lemnos, you can see Greek fishermen using their nets by the harbor. Lemnos also offers a plenty of picturesque beaches to discover. While you’re…
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Lefkada Island Beaches
The Beaches of Lefkada at a Glance Renowned for its exotic deep blue waters and impressive landscapes, the beaches of Lefkada Island Greece are some of the best in the Mediterranean… When visiting Lefkada Island, be sure to refer to the map below to get the most of the island, and to plan out your vacation in a logical and time-saving manner. Explore the island’s exceptional places of interest and attractions, like the stunning coastlines and the inner mountainous sections, all around the island, with never-ending views and pleasant surprises. There are amazing beaches in Lefkada that just can’t be missed, like Porto Katsiki, Kathisma, Egremnoi (Egremni), Vassiliki, and so…
- Alonnisos, Amorgos, Crete, Dodecanese, Folegandros, Hydra, Ikaria, Ios, Ios Island, Ithaca, Kefalonia, Kythira, Lefkada, Milos, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros, Patmos, Sifnos, Spetses Island, Symi, Syros, Tinos
Trivago’s 50 Best European Islands–31 are Greek Islands!!!
Recently, Trivago released their list of the 50 best Islands in Europe, 31 of which are Greek! Greece promises a memorable stay overlooking the most beautiful blue of the Mediterranean. And, it does this at some of the most competitive prices around. It’s probably why hundreds of thousands of tourists from all over the world flock to the Greek Islands. The Greek islands are must-visit destinations for so many reasons. First, they allow tourists to escape to the most ideal places on earth. No two islands are alike, as each one has its own magic to show off. The Greeks are also a hospitable people with a rich culture and incredible…
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Lefkada Hotels and Accommodations
Lefkada is an island not to be missed by any traveler. It offers a beautiful mountainous terrain with exquisite beaches that go on forever. Situated in the Ionian Sea, it doesn’t disappoint anyone who loves great sunsets, turquoise waters, and views. With its popularity on the rise, so too are luxurious Lefkada hotels and accommodations to satisfy visitors from around the world. Easy access to Lefkada makes it an appealing destination for Greeks and European tourists. Lefkada can actually be accessed by car and without the need of a ferry. Its proximity to the mainland connects it via a causeway so it is a magnificent getaway for those wanting an island…
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Lefkada, which also has numerous other spelling variations, including Leukada (and others), is situated in the Ionian Sea, or on the west coast of Greece. What’s interesting about this island is that it can be accessed by car, thanks to the causeway that connects it to the mainland. It’s only about 9 miles from east to west and 22 miles from north to south, with its highest peak being Stavrota mountain. Lefkada Island attractions continue to draw huge crowds year after year, yet still is not as popular or as expensive as other, more well-known Greek Islands. Ideally situated between the popular islands of Kefalonia and Corfu, Lefkada offers a…
