Mediterranean Sea

Ajaccio, the capital of Corsica, is a stunning Mediterranean gem, a perfect blend of history, culture and nature. The city’s picturesque coastal location, pleasant climate and rich historical heritage make

Corsica is famous not only for its breathtaking landscapes and rich history, but also for its gastronomy, a perfect blend of French and Italian influences. A trio of local wines,

Heraklion, the largest city and capital of Crete, offers a rich history, fascinating sights and a unique atmosphere. Situated on the shores of the Aegean Sea, the city is a

Cretan olive oil is a true masterpiece of the Mediterranean, reflecting the island’s rich history, traditions and climate. Crete, the home of the olive tree, has been a major player

Albania is still an unknown territory for many, but this Mediterranean country is full of surprises. Durres, one of the country’s oldest and most vibrant coastal towns, is the perfect

Albania is not only renowned for its stunning coastline and historical monuments, but is also increasingly putting itself on the map for wine lovers. The country’s rich wine history dates

Rhodes, the largest of the Greek Dodecanese islands, is the perfect destination for history lovers, beach lovers and adventurers alike. Known as the ‘Pearl of the Aegean’, the island basks

Thessaloniki, Greece’s second-largest city, is a true cultural treasure offering a vibrant mix of history and modern life. Situated on the shores of the Thermaic Gulf, it boasts stunning views

Piraeus is the largest port city in Greece and the gateway to Athens by sea. Although many people think of it as a stopover on their way to the Greek

Sunshine, the shimmer of the azure sea, the shadow of cedars and the scent of aniseed. When I think of Greece, this is usually the first image that comes to