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This video goes over some of the most popular beach clubs in Mykonos!! Happy travels and safe partying

I've always noticed this but never knew what they actually signified

I've always heard that Cretan olive oil is "liquid gold" or that it's somehow better quality than other Greek olive oil. Does anyone know if and why this is true? I haven't really noticed a difference in taste

I'm traveling to Greece this summer and I'm wondering if there are any Greek holidays that fall during the summer months. It would be so nice to see some celebrations while I'm there :)

The Egnatia Quarter looks amazing! (My friend took this pic while she was there). I'm planning on visiting when I'm in Thessaloniki...and I'm wondering what else can I do in the area?

I'm trying to get more into seafood. Do you have any recipes for Greek style mussels?

This is one of the lesser known spots in Mykonos because most people focus on the partying. But the ruins of Gizi castle are amazing, check it out : https://www.greekboston.com/travel/gyzi-castle-mykonos/

My sister is married to a Greek guy and she's wondering what a good outfit is for her kids for Greek easter. What would you guys recommend?

Eeeek! That's good to know, thanks for the advice!!

I love stin ygea mas!! They always have the best performers and singers on that show

I use strained Greek yogurt, preferably fresh from the Greek supermarket. Getting a good base for the dip is key. Then I just add garlic, lemon juice, olive oil, salt and cucumber to taste! No measurements here ahah

Honestly there wasn't much of a difference. There are way better and way more unique things to do on the island than go to an aquriaum. Your intuition is right

I always thought that Hades was the god of death...does anyone know the difference between these two? I'm not too well versed on Greek mythology.

Short answer: yes! I wouldn't recommend it if you're not used to difficult hikes

This is a pretty typical Greek wedding! Lot's of fun and dancing! The only difference from other weddings is the religious ceremony

I believe the term Greek was coined by the Romans!

I like to get mine from Etsy! They look way more original that way and more similar to the types of lambathes you can find in Greece

Unpitted kalamata olives are the classic!! But any olive you like is best :)

This is a really beautiful video that illustrates Cretan and Greek Easter traditions very well

Nemesis sounds so interesting! And I assume that's where the name "arch nemesis" comes from. Nemesis is responsible for enacting retribution against those who show arrogance towards the gods or others. She is depicted as having a sword and scales in her hands...creepy!