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More to see in Ikaria Island
While being on holidays in Ikaria, don’t pass by truly Greek souvenirs. For example, different matopetra souvenirs are sold here. This stone is well-known among superstitious people. It is believed that matopetra protects from the evil eye. Even if you are not superstitious, you can buy this souvenir. It looks unusual and can be an interesting gift for your friend. One more unique Greek souvenir is komboloi, a local variant of beads. It is twenty beads strung on a solid thread. Komboloi is not a cult object, it is usually used for relaxation and concentration. Komboloi is a symbol of status for Greek people. Beads can be made of wood and even semi-precious stones. Don’t pass by local fur item. You can buy nice high quality shoes or a bag at a good price on Ikaria. Local women earn money by producing embroidered napkins, tablecloths and towels. But remember that the low price for a large item shows that the product is not a handmade item and it was made here. It is usually a counterfeit brought to Greece from China. Many tourists buy local lace on Ikaria. There are several quite large jewellery shops on the island. Masters make accessories in unique Byzantine style which is used only in Greece. Furthermore, you can ask to make an item according to your own sketch. Different types of pictures are sold on Ikaria: from landscapes to still lifes and portraits. The island was always known with its stunning views, unique constructions and a romantic legend about … Read further

Our guide to Ikaria Island

Cultural excursion through Ikaria Island - things to see

Christos Rachon is considered to be a local landmark. This village never sleeps! More precisely, the locals sleep during the daytime and have a night lifestyle. Diapori islet is well known for a wonderful Church of the Resurrection. Be sure to visit Nas town. It was an important island port in antiquity. The settlement was named after Artemis Tauropolos who was a patron of seafarers. The ruins of the ancient port … Open

Top hotels with reviews

Cavos Bay Hotel that features convenient location near the coast and developed infrastructure is attention worth. It’s one of the largest hotels on the island. The lodge is ready to offer its guests luxurious sea-water pools, upscale restaurants and an equipped gym. Public areas of the facility are decorated with amazing artwork and items in national style. The beachfront hotel Erofili Beach is located in … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Snorkelling is an extremely popular activity on Ikaria. There are many beaches on the island for all tastes. Mustafa, Lefkada, Fanari, Karginagri, Livadi and Nas are only a part of amazing picturesque Ikaria beaches. Messakti is considered to be one of the best beaches on Ikaria. Livadi is a long sandy beach with crystal water. However, they are usually crowded. If you want to enjoy a peaceful atmosphere, look … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Fasolada is a traditional Greek soup, which was known in ancient times. Vegetarians will definitely like chickpea revithia. True gourmets should try creamy chicken avgolemono. Fruit and eastern desserts like baklava, lokum and nougat are popular in Greece. Greeks usually eat heavy desserts such as keik me giaourti (a honey cake with yoghurt), galaktoboureko (custard baked between layers of phyllo) or Greek rice … Open

Traditions and mentality of Ikaria Island

Greeks are quite religious people. Christmas, Easter and many other religious holidays are celebrated here. Ikaria is famous throughout Greece for her "Panagiria", traditional feast days that celebrate the Saints' name days and other religious holidays. During the festival, people perform folk dances and hold fairs. In general, people love fairs. You can visit them throughout the year. The day of the Prophet and … Open

Travel guide to Ikaria Island

In a variety of beautiful resort towns, travelers are particularly attracted by the wonderful seaside settlement of Yaliskari. It is believed that that most beautiful and picturesque beaches of the island, Mesakti and Livadi, are not far from the town. Yaliskari is located in a picturesque hilly area, so travelers can easily combine beach recreation with the exploration of picturesque areas. There are many … Open

Greece - moving around the country

If you want to control your journey by yourself, you can rent a car or a motorcycle. Roads in major cities are quite nice, but in the suburbs, the prime coat predominates. With a rented car, you can also travel by ferry. The cost of paying for such a transportation is extremely high; it’s at least 80 euros. Carrying a motorcycle will cost as much as a passenger ticket. It is also possible to rent a bicycle. However, not everyone will be able to move around a city, as the relief of Greece is very hilly. Moreover, there are no dedicated bike lanes. Although, car drivers are quite respectful of the two-wheeled members of the road traffic. … Open

Nature and parks of Greece

Sounion National Park is located in the south of Attica. There are a lot of historical sights. Since ancient times, local people believed Cape Sounion and its surroundings to be a sacred place. According to legends, Athena and Poseidon lived on that cape. In the park, scientists discovered a three-meter statue that was created before our era. However, the most grandiose construction is the temple of the god of the sea, ​​Poseidon, built in the 5th century BC. The temple is partially destroyed. Nine of the sixteen columns and the remains of the frieze with images of mythical heroes, have been preserved to these days. … Open

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