Last updated May 2026 Like every Greek Island, Mykonos has its own unique character that sets it apart from the rest. It’s the most glamorous island in Greece; but also the most expensive! Like Santorini, t’s not the island for an authentic, slow Cycladic experience, and I’d be doing you a disservice to suggest otherwise. But if you’re here for…
Read the PostThe outdoor courtyard and pool at one of my favorite stays in Naoussa, Paros. Paros offers incredible diversity: quaint hilltop towns with panoramic sea views, tavernas tucked away on winding cobblestone streets, boutique shopping, and stretches of turquoise water meeting sandy beaches. I often refer to it as ‘the crowd-pleasing’ island: whether you’re planning a romantic getaway, a friend’s trip,…
Read the PostI travel to the Greek Islands every summer, and that hasn’t changed since I had my son a few years back. Planning a trip to Greece with kids is one of the best decisions you can make as a family. The Greeks are incredibly hospitable towards children, and it’s not uncommon for locals to entertain my toddler when we’re exploring…
Read the PostUpdated for 2026 with current hotel and rental recommendations and travel tips. As the Greek Islands continue to hover at the top of many travel lists, I find myself drawn to exploring the more ‘local’ islands: ones that offer a mix of incredible food, sandy beaches, local culture, and boutique hotel stays. Sifnos caught my eye a few years back…
Read the PostLooking for where to stay in Athens for the best restaurants, local hotspots, or design-forward hotels? This guide to the best neighborhoods in the city has you covered. Last updated February 2026 Athens is a unique blend of opposites: ancient marble structures lie among busy residential streets, while century-old family tavernas sit steps away from tourist-trap restaurants. Most travelers to…
Read the PostUpdated for 2026 with current hotel recommendations, restaurants, and travel tips. Naxos is the largest of the Cycladic islands, and one of its most underrated. With nearby Paros getting a lot of recent attention, and neighboring Mykonos and Santorini making for easy ferry transfers, Naxos is a great pick if you’re looking for a quieter, more authentic Greek island experience….
Read the PostClick here to shop the digital guide. After years of exploring the Greek Islands and falling deeper in love with each return visit, I’m thrilled to announce that The Greek Islands Digital Guide is here. This isn’t just another travel guide — it’s a comprehensive, beautifully designed resource that distills everything I’ve learned from countless island-hopping adventures into one…
Read the PostUpdated for 2026 with current hotel recommendations, restaurants, and travel tips. Paros has become increasingly popular in recent years since we first visited during this Greek island hopping trip; it was initially recommended to us as a ‘foodie’ island. Naoussa town in particular attracts visitors seeking both authentic Greek charm and cosmopolitan amenities. Paros is incredibly diverse: this crowd-pleasing island…
Read the PostWhen I first learned of Tinos, I was surprised no one had recommended it to me before. Just a 15-minute ferry ride from Mykonos, Tinos remains relatively undiscovered: quieter, more authentic, and dotted with traditional villages that feel worlds away from its famous neighbor. After 10 days exploring hidden corners and uncovering one gem after another, Tinos has become one…
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