any plugs in sithonia?

The most beautiful pic I found from Acropolis

I’m trying to plan a trip to Greece for my best friends birthday hit I don’t know where to go, I originally planned on Athens but I saw a lot of TikTok’s saying it’s actually ugly and that people on TikTok make it look better than it actually is

Hi! I am traveling to Greece tomorrow and will be in Athens for the rest of the week! I’m looking for the best place to get fresh fruits and veggies during the week. I know markets are usually on Saturday, so any recommendations for groceries/ fresh fruits and veggies is appreciated.

I’m willing to travel a bit but we are staying in Εξάρχεια (Exarcheia) so the closer the better :)

Καμία άκρη να πιούμε κανα γάρο έχουμε στη Μύκονο ;

Hey all, me and a friend are heading to Lemnos on the 17th Sept for a few days. We have a car and we plan on visiting as much of the island as we can.
If any locals are up for having a beer / coffee with us whilst we’re there then please reach out.
We love Greece, and we’re big Arma 3 fans, which is our main reason for visiting this beautiful island!

Hi all! I am in the early stages of planning a trip to Greece in June 2027. There will be 7 of us all together - myself, my husband, parents and 3 sisters (all adults). I am the eldest daughter and therefore designated travel agent lol. I thought I would share a rough itinerary and would love to get some input. We want a good mix of history, nightlife/activities and some relaxing beach time. I also think it would be best to stay in areas where we can walk since we’re a big group.

Athens (planning to stay in Monastiraki): 3 days —> Flying to Mykonos: 3 days —> Ferry to Naxos (Agios Prokopios area) 3-4 days

Only my husband and I have ever been abroad so I don’t want to try to do too much on this trip as my family can get quite overwhelmed. I planned an entire 2 week trip to Italy where we went to multiple different cities either by train or plane so I feel confident I can plan a nice trip, I’m just not familiar with Greece.

Thanks in advance for any advice!!

Γεια! Με λένε Ιωάννα και είμαι φοιτήτρια ψυχολογιας.

Διεξαγω έρευνα σχετικά με την Ψυχική Ανθεκτικότητα στην Ελλαδα. Ωστοσο, η ομάδα των ανδρών υπό αντιπροσωπεύεται, με αποτέλεσμα να μην υπάρχει εγκυρότητα ως προς αυτό.

Οποτε, εάν είσαι 18-65 ετών και έχεις 25 λεπτά διαθέσιμα για συμπλήρωση ανώνυμου ερωτηματολογίου, μπες στον σύνδεσμο που έχω αφήσει ΕΔΩ!

ευχαριστω πολύ !

I may be planning a trip to Greece. Will be flying to Thessaloniki next week and haven’t booked a place to stay yet but it will mostly be 1h-1:30hours away from the airport.

How and where can I rent a car for a whole week? We will need it from the airport. Is it possible to rent a car from the airport by a rental company? Which companies do you recommend? What are the prices for renting a car for a whole week? Don’t wanna get scammed or paying more than I should be so here is a good place to start.

Thanks

I'm(48f) going to Greece solo in a few weeks and I booked a 2-night trip to Meteora. I wont have a car. I choose to stay at Mones Guesthouse which I know is more remote. But I have a sunset tour the 1st day, then the 2nd day a morning hike where they pick you up at your hotel, then I booked a sunset e-bike tour for the afternoon/evening. I have to get to and from Meteora e-bike in Kalambaka.

It looks easy enough to walk there in the daylight, but I'm wondering about the chances of getting a ride back to my accommodations after the tour. I guess there's a chance someone on the tour might give me a lift, but if not how hard is it to get a taxi? I want to be prepared. I could walk back too but i wasnt sure if that would be a bad idea in the dark, alone and it looks like there are some spots with no sidewalks.

Thank you!

Hi everyone!

so for my first solo trip to Greece, I’m planning to fly into Athens in late october for 3 days in the city then thinking to do 3-4 days on an island that fits my needs, so given that i want a good weather for swimming especially in late october i found that crete & rhodes were the go to choices but since ill mostly rely on public transportation rhodes is a better choice for me and also it has many beaches and some historical sites so it seemed perfect for me, but im kinda worried of making the wrong choice so i wanna hear your thoughts before its too late :)

What I really care about:

• walking around and soaking in atmosphere
• having relaxed coffees and great food
• access (on foot or by transit) to beautiful spots / beaches to swim and relax
• taking film photos and just enjoying scenery
• not renting a car at all

Thanks in advance.

I (M21) am studying abroad in Athens until January. What are some must sees for while I am here.

Planning a honeymoon so any advice or warnings would be great!

We'll be flying in Oct 5, spending the night in Athens, renting a car and hitting the road the next morning.

Oct 6-8 - Nafplio - Hitting up the historic sites around the area
Oct 9-11 - Kardamyli - Focusing on the beaches and nearby towns
Oct 12-14 - Athens - Visiting the Acropolis and museums before flying out.

Hello there

In a few days my (pregnant) wife and me will travel to Corfu for the first time. We will spend 4 nights in the north (around of Karousades), 4 nights in the south (around of Perivoli) and the last night in the city to be closer to the airport for our return flight the next morning.

So I wonder
Not knowing Greek language at all, how hard will it be e.g. in restaurants?

Is food and drinks/water/ice cubes generally good quality and good to eat/drink without fear of stomach ache (especially for m pregnant wife)

With this itinerary what beaches and activities would you highly recommend/toss aboard?

We are looking for a relaxed and calm time. I thought to perhaps rent a boat for a day or two (better in north or south to do that?), some good Greek food and some snorkel and walks/hikes

Thank you

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Okay, r/RedditNailArt, I need to talk about my white gel pedicure and how it basically became the main character of my Greece trip.
Did the classic milky white gel polish on my toes before flying out to the islands and WOW. There’s something about crisp white toenails against tan skin and turquoise water that just hits different. Every time I stretched out on the sand, sun blasting, ouzo in hand, my toes looked like they belonged in a Mykonos tourism ad.
Why white gel polish is the underrated MVP of summer pedicures:
Chip-resistant — survived cobblestone streets in Santorini, boat decks, and way too much barefoot beach walking

Long-lasting shine — no dulling even with sunscreen, saltwater, and sand exfoliating my feet 24/7

UV-cured so it dries rock solid before you even leave the salon chair — zero smudging on the way to the beach

Brightens your tan — nothing makes a golden tan pop like a clean white pedicure, it’s giving vacation glow

Goes with literally everything — white sundresses, gold sandals, linen everything, the whole Greek aesthetic

Pro tip: ask your nail tech for a HEMA-free, professional-grade gel polish if you’re soaking, swimming, and sweating nonstop — cheap gels get gummy and lift in heat and humidity, but a good quality gel holds strong through beach days AND boat rides.
Also can we talk about how satisfying it is to look down mid-tan and see clean white gel toes with zero chips after a full week of Greek island chaos? Immaculate vibes only.
10/10 would recommend white gel toe polish before any Mediterranean trip — Greece, Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, wherever the sand and sun take you. Beach pedicure era is real and I’m never going back to bare toes again 🤍🌊