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Seatrac on Rhodes

The Municipal Council of Rhodes are expected to reinstall a Seatrac mobility aid on the main beach of Paralia Elli for this coming tourist season. Seatrac allows people with disabilities and mobility problems to enter the sea autonomously and acts as an incentive for disabled people to visit beaches, socialize and have fun. It is […]

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Greek Superstitions

Greeks are historically superstitious, and many beliefs live on, especially in rural areas. Below are a few that you won’t find in the majority of travel guides! With Orthodox Easter fast approaching, there are many traditions and superstitions relating to this celebration. One is regarding salt, eggs and bread, which should not leave a home […]

Member Discounts and Special Offers

Our aim is not only to publish the most accurate and up-to-date travel guides available but to also save you money, before and during your holiday. With this in mind, we have selected a range of exclusive member discounts and special offers for your 2025 holiday. All you are required to do is show your […]

Staying in Rhodes Medieval Town

For those planning a holiday on Rhodes in 2025 and who want to experience something a little special, we highly recommend the ‘In Camera Art Boutique Hotel’, located in Rhodes medieval town. Situated a few minutes walk from the centre of the old town, the hotel offers 10 suites, each beautifully decorated with a unique […]

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Greece and its Islands

Around the world, Greece is famous for its beautiful islands, but few realise there are 1,200 to 6,000 islands and islets in total, dependent on the definition of an island, but only 227 are officially designated as inhabited. The largest Greek island by area is Crete, located at the southern edge of the Aegean Sea. […]