D escribed by Pindaros in the 5th century BC as, “A narrow ridge of land, but I would not swap it for Babylon”, Kea is now the hip, offbeat go-to for well-to-do Athenians in th

M ani stretches down the middle finger of the Peloponnese from Kalamata through undulating olive groves and over Taygetos mountain range to picturesque Gytheio, then all the way do

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