Greece Favorite Tips by F.Lade

Paros

Fondest memory: Kolymbithres , Paros. Among the rocks that sticks up from the water , the beach consists of very fine sand , with no stones.

Kamari beach Santorini

Fondest memory: Kamari beach , 41 degrees C , and cold beer.

Kamari beach Santorini

Favorite thing: When you have explored Santorini , you may relax and enjoy life at this fantastic lava sand beach . The black lavasand gets very hot on a sunny day , so bring beach shoes.Kamari beach .

Santorini

Favorite thing: Theese white and blue churches are very typical for Santorino . Once you get there , you notice how clean and white their towns are .The island is not all that big , and after a couple of days you have explored most of it.

Santorini

Favorite thing: Oops , where the ferry thatn small.

Santorini

Favorite thing: This is what meets you when you leave the ferryboat on Santorini . Should I climb the steps up , ride a donkey or take the lift ?

Santorini , island jumping

Favorite thing: Many people choose to go island jumping when visiting greece islands . Ferryboats are many and most destinations can be reached . Here habour Santorine , actually inside the crater from Santorini explosion.

Rethymno Crete

Favorite thing: Rethymno Crete is built on the antic city Rithymna from 300 bc.The city has gone through a both Greece , Venecian and Turkish periods , especially many interesting remains from the Turkish and Venecian periods in the old city. Here the old Venecian harbour.

Santorini ,...

Favorite thing: Perissa beach at Santorini , is a good and beatiful beach. Along the beach you will find lots of restaurants , bars , motorbike rent outs , money exchange offices etc. Bus connections to other parts of the island.

The island Paros .

Favorite thing: The island Paros is a beautyful island , nice beaches , beautyful towns. Here pictures from Parikia .Also remember to visit the Ekakontapilani Church (not the one on the picture). If you only visit one church in Greece ,it should be this one.Originaly built in the 6th. cent. under Justinian.