How you can enjoy your swimming in Greek islands?

 Enjoying swimming in the Greek islands is all about embracing the natural beauty, relaxed atmosphere, and local culture. Here are some tips to make the most of it:

🏝️ Pick the Right Island:

• For crystal-clear waters and stunning beaches: Milos, Kefalonia, Zakynthos, and Crete.
• For picturesque settings and unique vibes: Santorini’s volcanic beaches, Mykonos’ lively spots, or Naxos’ family-friendly coves.
• For off-the-beaten-path experiences: Koufonisia, Amorgos, or Kastellorizo.

🌊 Swim at Iconic Beaches:

• Navagio Beach in Zakynthos, famous for its shipwreck and turquoise waters.
• Sarakiniko in Milos, with its moon-like white rock formations.
• Elafonissi in Crete, known for its pink sand and shallow lagoons.

🦀 Try Snorkeling or Diving:
Explore underwater caves, reefs, and shipwrecks. Popular spots include Amorgos and Kalymnos.

🛶 Take a Boat Trip:
Rent a small boat or join a guided tour to discover hidden coves, sea caves, and remote beaches.

🌅 Swim at Sunset or Under the Stars:
The warm evening waters and stunning sunsets create a magical experience — especially in places like Oia, Santorini.

🍉 Enjoy Local Treats After Your Swim:
Nothing beats fresh watermelon, local cheese pies, or a cold Freddo Espresso after a swim. Many beaches have tavernas nearby where you can enjoy seafood right by the water.

Are you looking for cheap tickets so as to have holidays in Greece? Here are the best tips!!!

 

If you're looking for cheap tickets to Greece, here are some tips to help you save money:

1. Book in Advance

• Flights are usually cheaper when booked 2-3 months in advance for international travel.
• If you're traveling in peak summer (June-August), book even earlier.

2. Be Flexible with Dates

• Mid-week flights (Tuesday & Wednesday) are often cheaper than weekends.
• Avoid traveling during holidays or peak tourist seasons.

3. Use Flight Comparison Websites

Check multiple platforms to compare prices:

• Skyscanner
• Google Flights
• Momondo
• Kayak

4. Consider Nearby Airports

• If flying to Athens is expensive, check flights to Thessaloniki, Heraklion, or other Greek cities and take a domestic flight or ferry.

5. Use Budget Airlines

• Look for flights from Ryanair, Wizz Air, easyJet, or Volotea.
• Keep in mind that budget airlines charge extra for luggage.

6. Set Price Alerts

• Use Google Flights or Skyscanner to track prices and get notified when fares drop.

7. Use Incognito Mode

• Flight prices may increase if you search multiple times, so use private browsing mode to avoid price hikes.

8. Consider Alternative Routes

• Sometimes flying to a nearby country (e.g., Italy or Turkey) and then taking a budget airline to Greece can be cheaper.

9. Check for Student or Group Discounts

• Some airlines offer discounts for students or groups—check if you qualify.

10. Use Airline Miles & Travel Points

• If you have a credit card with travel rewards, you might be able to get a discounted or free flight.

The Cat Stevens's Concert in Adelaide, November 2017

The Cat Stevens's Concert in Adelaide, Saturday, 25 November 2017 in Botanic Park

The Castle of Bodrum, Turkey

The Castle of Bodrum is a well organised and fully restored fortified building, which was built in 1402 by the knights of St. John of Rhodes. It is separated in five towers : the French Tower, the Italian, German, English and the tower of snake. It depended from the nationality and origin of contributed knights. There was a church inside and a series of cannons. The knights were originated from France, Italy, Spain, England, Germany and Provence and Auvergne. The castle remained in The knights' domination until 1522, when Suleiman the Magnificent attacked against them and conquered it. From 1962 and then it houses the museum of underwater archaelogy.

Taking a drive on Queen Street, Melbourne, Australia

Russian Cemetery of Kozaki in Lemnos

 A lot of Kozaki deported and transported in many places miles away from Russia in 1920-1921 during the civil war. Almost 5000 of them transferred to Lemnos island in Cape Pounta with the help of French and British ships. They arrived there  with their families and relatives so as to survive from the Communists, who were the winners of the war. Many of them were priests, artists, teachers, doctors, nuns, merchants and ministers. They were imprisoned  in a camp in Portianou by their former allies French and British.

Tripiti beach, Kos island, Greece

Tripiti beach is in the southwest side of Kos island and it is in a distance of almost 47 kilometres away from the city of Kos and 7 kilometres away from Kefalos village. It is a quiet intact beach with crystal waters and has some beautiful rocks with different shapes and size. There are some sunbeds and sun umbrellas, where you can relax and enjoy the remarkable beach.