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Renowned as the world’s richest and largest Minoan Site Knossos, the ancient Minoan capital city of Crete, Knossos was first inhabited during the Neolithic period and developed into a political and commercial hub right after the powerful King Minos built his palace in the 1900s BC. Even though the first palace was demolished in the 1700s, the powerful Minoans soon rebuilt the city and restored their power. The city of Knossos and its marvellous ancient ruins were discovered in 1978. Ever since Knossos was discovered it has been a major tourist attraction.

Setting on a hike through Samaria Gorge is one of the must-do activities everyone should experience when in Crete. No one has ever visited Crete without at least hearing of the Samaria Gorge, which is also called Farangas by the locals. Samaria Gorge is without a doubt the most stunning gorge on the island.

Tucked away in the heart of Gastouri Village, the Achillion Palace is truly a remarkable architectural and artistic structure well-worth your visit! The elaborate palace was built by the Empress of Austria, known to all as Sissy. Sissy was obsessed with Corfu and the ancient Greek Gods of mythology. Her favourite Greek God was Achilles, which is the reason the classical palace was named after him.

Zakynthos is one of the most popular tourist destinations of our times and for good reason. The island’s most fascinating attraction is its breathtaking natural beauty that captivates all travellers in a heartbeat. Amongst the island’s favourite natural landmarks are the godly-like Blue Caves!

History lovers will not be disappointed when visiting the beautiful city of Limassol as it offers a wide range of astonishing museums tourists can enjoy. Two of the most popular are the Folklore Art Museum and Limassol’s Medieval Museum.

Zakynthos, the green covered island, is said to have been preferred by the Greek Gods Artemis and Apollo. Once you visit the Greek Ionian Island you will instantly fall in love with its unmatched beauty. Its magical golden-sandy beaches, emerald waters, hidden sea caves, breathtaking sunsets and wonderful culture satisfy the eyes and souls of even the most discerning travellers.

Located on the hilltop of Analipsis Hill in Kanoni, Corfu’s marvellous Mon Repos Palace is one of the most favoured and visited tourist attractions of the island. Archaeologists believe that the palace was constructed in the area where the ancient city of the island used to stand because the remains and ruins of the ancient city are located right across the palace.