Thira
Your Guide to Anafi
A ninety minute ferry journey from Santorini and the easternmost of the Cyclades, Anafi has always been somewhat out on a limb, geographically and spiritually
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Islanders outnumbered by visitors
The sustainability of tourism on the Greek islands is being questioned as the number of tourist beds is as much as three or four times greater than the number of permanent residents.
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The 2 Greek hotels in Times 30 most romantic hotels in the world (photos)
One is in Santorini
Foreigners flock to Greek islands for wedding vows
This year is going to be a record year for weddings in Greece, and the Greek islands, starring Santorini, seem to be gaining a significant share of the pie.
Now more than ever, brides and grooms from around the world are flocking to the Caldera for vows of eternal love…
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Justice blocks uncontrolled construction on Aegean islands
Justice is putting a "brake" on uncontrolled construction in Aegean islands. A new decision by the Piraeus Court of Appeal cancels a building permit for a hotel investment on the spectacular beach of Vlychada in Santorini.
The Greek island in the 100 most impressive list in the world (video)
Ios is between Santorini and Naxos
Santorini: Rescue plan to save the island from the frantic growth
A study carried out by the Hellenic Society of Environment and Culture Heritage, in order to show off the Municipality of Thira, proposes some solutions in order to come up against the miscellaneous problems the Municipality faces
PM says Greece will welcome tourists without cutting corners in safety
Greece is prepared to welcome tourists this truncated summer season without discounting safety rules for visitors and locals, Prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Saturday, during visit to the popular island of Santorini.
Island inspections continue ahead of tourist season
Despite the declining course of the coronavirus epidemic, the islands continue to boost their levels of preparedness in view of the tourist season which begins formally on June 15.
Price caps on gasoline in some islands expected
The authorities are expected to impose a two-month price cap on fuel prices in the southern Aegean islands where unleaded gasoline has soared to almost 2 euros per liter.
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