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Taverna Margaro

Posted by keti 12 August 2008

One of the most trendy fish taverns in Hadjykyriakio. Try the Retsina wine, the shrimps and the best Greek salad made by Lazaros the owner.

Hatzikiriakou 126
HATZIKIRIAKIO
Tel: 210 4514226
www.athensguide.org/athens-restaurants.html

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Rembetika at Stoa Athanaton

Posted by Sissi 31 July 2008

Listen to the traditional sounds of the underground music scene in Greece (a strangely likable blend of blues and bouzouki) at this little club away from the tourist crowds of Plaka. Rembetiki Stoa Athanaton is a popular place with a fun crowd just north of the Monastiraki flea market. As with much of Athens, things didn’t start warming up until midnight.

Sofokleos 19

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Sardelles Restaurant

Posted by Sissi 31 July 2008

Located in trendy Gazi among lively clubs, Sardelles has fresh Greek seafood at affordable prices. There’s a selection of decent salads and fish dishes, including delicious grilled sardines which are a bit of a specialty and where the restaurant gets its name. Tables on the pavement make it a pleasant al-fresco spot in summer.

Persefonis 15, Gazi

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Athens Backpackers

Posted by Sissi 31 July 2008

This Athens hostel has a great location just minutes from the Acropolis. Dorm rooms are cheap, airy and modern. It’s a great base for exploring the historic sights of the city on a budget but also for making the most of the lively nightlife. The rooftop bar has amazing views over the famous ruins and cheap drinks. There’s no curfew so stay out as late as you like!

12 Makri Street, Makryanni, Athens

www.hostelbookers.com/hostels/greece/athens/5734/

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Anafiotika

Posted by Sissi 31 July 2008

Just below the Acropolis lies this enchanting area of whitewashed cottages which were built by migrant workers from Anafi island when Athens was first established as capital of Greece. Although the city is busy and loud, the old-fashioned style and quiet alleys make Anafiotika feel like a tiny island village.

Between Lysicrates Monument and Kanellopoulos Museum, Plaka.

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Heading to the top of the Hill of the Muses (Museion) offers a great perspective on the Acropolis, Athens’ most famous landmark. There are no large structures between the two hills and fewer coach trips around so it’s the ideal spot to appreciate the sight from a distance – and snap a photo or two.

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Villa Annamay

Posted by corfulover 27 July 2008

It's a three-bedroom villa with luxury private pool, just five minutes' walk from one of Corfu's best sandy beaches.

www.villaincorfu.co.uk

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Indigo

Posted by Mickhud 10 July 2008

Indigo is a restaurant, formerly Maria's, in the New Market in Rhodes Town. It is adorned with billowing drapes so you feel as though you are eating in a tent. The food is wonderful, the service discreet and pleasant - no touting - and the wine is excellent. Despite all this, it is not expensive and offers great value for money.

Indigo
105-106 New Market
Rhodes Town

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Taverna Kostas

Posted by Mickhud 7 July 2008

A traditional taverna in the old town. No touting, no hard sell, just great food served by father and sons. Enclosed garden terrace with views. Reasonably priced with the best yigantes I have ever tasted!

Taverna Kostas
Pythagora 62
Old Town
Rhodes

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City Center Hotel

Posted by Mickhud 7 July 2008

This is a great budget hotel in Rhodes Town with a good restaurant and a wonderful Bar for people watching. The staff are, without exception, friendly, helpful and hospitable and the breakfast is great (full English buffet). The hotel is two minutes from the town beach and a pleasant stroll away from the amazing Old Town.

City Center Hotel
2 Iroon Polytechneiou
Rhodes Town

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Rental Center

Posted by anaplas 30 June 2008

They offer brand new cars on very low prices, their service is unique and they can deliver everywhere on the island.

Nidas 1 str, Heraklion
www.rental-center-crete.com
0030 2810 240120

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Mistral Singles Hotel

Posted by bembo555 23 June 2008

Set up 14 years ago by Vassilis Gialamarakis (ex Strathclyde University) this fabulous four-star hotel caters for independent travellers aged 20-80 with the bulk of guests aged 35-65 years. The fare is half board and the evening meals are wonderful.

www.singlesincrete.com 0030 28210 62062 email: info@singlesincrete.com. Nearest airport Chania

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Ikaria island in Greece!

Posted by PieceofGreece 17 June 2008

The alternative way to spend your holidays in Greece, on a fabulous island, with great beaches! The following website is the best portal for the island.

www.myikaria.gr

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Googling around for Skiathos information I found the following website with more than enough info - try it! www.goskiathos.com

www.goskiathos.com

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While Patmos is one of the most beautiful of Greek islands, the port of Skala is a scruffy, utilitarian port with few tavernas and little to recommend it.

This website gives an honest opinion that you won't find in any of the tourist brochures and many of the tourist websites for that matter.

www.greekisland.co.uk/patmos/patmos.html

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Pieria mountains

Posted by sddd 21 April 2008

Pieria mountains are roughly in the middle of the Greek mainland and just beside Mount Olympus - the well known mount of gods from mythology. They are beautiful and green.

A hotel which has a great view of Mount Olympus is the Semeli Resort. It's small but cosy and is beside the forests. Great walking opportunities, birdwatching, mountain biking, skiing - when there's snow.

In 20 minutes' drive you can visit Dion, Vergina in one-hour drive, Thessaloniki with a vast collection of Byzantine churches and ruins, museums and the beach is 20 minutes' drive. I love this area - beautiful mountains, small villages with simple but genuine life. It is worth visiting.

www.semeliresort.gr/en/index.asp

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Instead of staying in a hotel on Rhodes, I'd suggest renting an apartment. The town of Lindos is particularly pleasant and I recommend a company called Luxury Lindos Villas. Their apartments are very stylish and have their own pools.

Luxury Lindos Villas
+ 44 (0)1234 823 274
www.luxury-lindos-villas.co.uk

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Athens got its own 'In Your Pocket' city guide this month. Like every other IYP guide around Europe, it is packed with useful, timely and accurate information about accommodation, restaurants, nightlife, sightseeing, shopping etc.

If there isn't one in your hotel room, you can buy it at foreign press news stands for just €2 or simply download it for free.

www.inyourpocket.com

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Lindos Luxury Villa

Posted by Yozzer2008 3 April 2008

I stayed there with my family, and found it very relaxing - especially as we knew the kids were safe around the private pool. As it is difficult to choose a villa from the many on offer, I think it is worth mentioning the good ones.

www.luxury-lindos-villa.co.uk/

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Visit Kalymnos

Posted by tacos 16 March 2008

Kalymnos is located in the Dodecanese between the islands of Leros and Kos. Mountains ideal for rock climbing, crystal blue waters for swimming, fishing and scuba diving.

The capital of the island is Pothia, worth seeing are the villages of Vathy, Masouri and the small island of Telendos. You can get there by ferry from Piraeus or by plane via Kos or Rhodes.

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