The two Greek islands that locals 'avoid like the plague'
A local has warned against two of Greece's most popular islands, which they have likened to the plague, with the tourist ...
'I'm Greek and there are two islands I'd avoid like the plague - where to go instead'
A Greek resident has shared their opinion on the best and worst islands to visit in Greece - and two popular destinations are ...
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This Gorgeous Greek Island Had a Month-long 'Earthquake Swarm' of 20,000 Quakes—What Does This Mean for Summer Travel?
As tremors on world-famous Santorini fade, residents, authorities, and the tourism industry focus on resuming business as ...
I visited the stunning Santorini-dupe village hidden inside Greece’s capital city – but it wasn’t what I expected
TIKTOK has been credited with changing the face of how we travel – bringing a whole host of underrated and little-known gems ...
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Santorini Wine Tours
When conjuring up images of famous wine regions, one might think of France or Italy, but believe it or not, Santorini is considered a top wine destination in Europe. That's because the soil in ...
Santorini in state of emergency after thousands of earthquakes shake Greek island for days, sending majority of residents fleeing
Since the end of January, the majority of Santorini residents have left the island by plane and ferry, as thousands of earthquakes continue to shake the region.
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Santorini Will Be Open to Visitors Minister Says, As Schools on Island Reopen After Earthquakes
Schools reopened on Santorini after a swarm of earthquakes, with Greece's Tourism Minister saying that the island will be ...
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Santorini earthquakes are decreasing but outlook is uncertain, top Greek scientist says
(AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris) Fire service rescuers arrive at the airport of the earthquake-hit island of Santorini, Greece, on Wednesday, Feb. 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris) Sun rays ...
Santorini’s earthquake swarm is declining gradually as thousands return to the Greek island
Scientists from the University of Athens monitoring an earthquake swarm near the island of Santorini say the phenomenon is in “gradual decline” nearly a month after the multiple tremors started.