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January 6th in Greece: A Blend of Sacred Revelations and Age-Old Traditions As the festive fervor of Christmas fades, Greece welcomes January 6th with a unique blend of religious solemnity and cultural vibrancy. Known as the ‘Festival of Light’ or ‘Ton Foton’, this day marks the grand conclusion of the Christmas holidays and ushers in […]
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Ombros Gialos, alternatively spelled Omprosgialos, is a picturesque and tranquil beach located 26 kilometers east of Chania, situated on the east coast of Drapanokefala near the villages of Kefalas and Paleloni. This destination is renowned for its unique rocky beach and deep blue waters, offering an idyllic setting for those seeking a serene beach experience
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Hello, food enthusiasts! Today, we bring a slice of Greek culinary heaven to your kitchen with our traditional tzatziki recipe. This creamy, garlicky, and refreshing dip is a staple in Greek cuisine and the perfect companion to a variety of dishes. Ingredients: Method: Pro Tips: We hope you enjoy making and savoring this traditional Greek
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Fragokastelo, known as the castle of the Franks, stands out as one of the most renowned beaches in West Crete. This fame is attributed to thehistorical Venetian castle gracing the picturesque beach and the intriguing legend of the Drosoulites ghosts. Positioned 13 km east ofHora Sfakion and 80 km southeast of Chania, Fragokastelo nestles in
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Falasarna was an ancient Greek city-state located at the western end of Crete.The area was inhabited from the Middle Minoan to the middle of the 1st century BC, but the history of the city remains unknown until the 4th century BC. It was strategically positioned to control the maritime trade routes to North Africa and
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Located in Nea Chora Beach of Chania Town, Achilleas is a family-owned restaurant that offers an authentic taste of Cretan cuisine. Since its inception in 1988, it has become a beloved spot for locals and tourists alike. The restaurant boasts a warm and welcoming ambiance, with traditional Cretan décor and wooden tables and chairs. The
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Stavros Beach, also known as Zorba’s Beach, is a beautiful beach located in the northern region of Chania, Crete, Greece, just 15 kilometers from the city of Chania. The mountain is famous for being featured in the film “Zorba the Greek” where Anthony Quinn danced the famous Sirtaki Dance in 1964. Stavros Beach is a
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Located in the south coast of Crete Island, Preveli Beach is a one-of-a-kind destination, situated approximately 100 km from the capital of Heraklion and the island’s main airport. The beach is located closer to Chania and its airport, but still an hour away by car. The city of Rethymnon is 43 km away, while the
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Kedrodasos Beach is a secluded and unspoiled beach located on the southwestern coast of Crete, Greece, approximately 76 km west of Chania, near the town of Kissamos. The beach is named after the cedar forest that surrounds it, which covers a large area of about 11 hectares. Kedrodasos Beach is known for its natural beauty,
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Marmara Beach, is a beautiful and secluded small pebbly bay located in the Sfakia region of southern Crete, Greece. The beach is named after the soft colorful rocks and sea caves that consist of its most striking feature. The towering white rocky cliffs surrounding the beach add to its natural beauty. The name Marmara means
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