This photo feature takes us to Kimolos, where I stumbled upon a charming little fishing village.
This photo is just part of the scene in Goupa. You can check out the whole post on the village here.
I’d say Kimolos is one of those islands where you can get a real taste of Greek island living. Check out some of my earlier posts on what to do and see on this beautiful quiet Greek island here.
Have you ever been to Kimolos?
Tinos island is a quietest beauty in the Cyclades, still unknown to most international tourists. This photo tour takes you to its lovely villages, gigantic birdhouses, pretty beaches and a church of miracles. Here’s what I discovered…
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The Rethymnon Carnival brings together 20,000 people and has everyone singing, dancing and partying all day long. This is a Greek festival to be at…
The Portara of Naxos is a fantastic landmark, a colossal 2,500-year-old marble doorway that leads to nowhere.
I spent a wonderful weekend on Hydra, one of the closest islands to Athens.
A red carpet leads to a special place in Tinos: a church of miracles. Traveling around Europe you can’t help but visit some magnificent churches; all memorable in their grandeur, history and their standing as a destination’s landmark. Upon visiting the quiet Cycladic island of Tinos I was impressed by a church associated with the miracles of life.
I’ve never been, but am going to Milos in September, so maybe I have to hop on a water taxi and check it out!
Thanks, Michele! 😀
Looks fascinating
Thanks! Yes, it was beautiful