Athens by Night, Athens by Boat, or Both
Athens after dark is a different city. The heat drops, the lights come on, the rooftops fill up, and the
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How to Nail the Sunday Boat Trip
Every group of friends has a day on their trip that becomes The Day. The one everyone talks about at
The Difference Between a Good Day in Athens and a Great One Is a Boat
You can have a perfectly good day in Athens without going anywhere near the water. The Acropolis is there. The
Greece Has More Coastline Than You Think
There is a geography fact about Greece that sounds wrong but is not: this country, which is roughly the size
The Saronic Gulf Islands Are Right There and Most Tourists Have No Idea
There is a strange thing that happens when people visit Athens. They see the Acropolis, they eat souvlaki in Monastiraki,
How Does It Feel to Be in Athens in August
There is a moment, usually around the second week of August, when Athens becomes a completely different city. You walk
Night Swimming in Athens
At eleven o’clock on a July night in Athens, the air temperature is still hovering around 28 degrees. The streets
Full Moon Over the Aegean: Why August in Greece Hits Different
Every country has a month that just belongs to it. Italy has September. France has June. Greece? Greece owns August
When Nafplio Becomes the Yacht Capital of the World
There’s a week every spring when the quiet, impossibly pretty port of Nafplio transforms into something you’d expect to see
Aegina’s Pistachio Obsession: The Greek Island That’s Completely Nuts
There is an island less than an hour from Athens that has built its entire identity around a single nut
