17 Jan
Vancouver Video Tours

GREEK STREET FOOD Tour in ATHENS, GREECE | TOP 10 Street Foods in GREECE 2018 – BEST GREEK FOOD



ATHENS, GREECE a STREET FOOD MECCA! We take you on a HUGE Street Food tour in Greece! Trying over 10 of the BEST GREEK STREET FOODS in Athens! Traveling through GREECE we had such a good time eating INCREDIBLE GREEK FOODS like Greek salad, Souvlaki, Greek yogurt, lukumades and many, many more Greek Foods! Also we visit the WILD Athens Central Market! We hope you enjoy our MEGA tour of the BEST foods Athens, Greece has to offer!

This is the first of 2 videos on our EURO STREET FOOD TOUR! Stay tuned for our next episode from AMSTERDAM for some incredible DUTCH Street Foods in AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS!

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Hey there, my name’s Luke Martin with www.chopsticktravel.com ! I’m on a journey to document the BEST Street Food around the world! The Chopstick Travelers are based in Taiwan, where we frequent the best Street Food stands everywhere from Taipei to Kaohsiung. Not only do we feast on amazing street food in Taiwan, but our food focused travels take us on Street Food missions trying unique foods in places like Japan, Malaysia, Korea, India, Hong Kong and more!

Mostly food, some travel. Street Food tours around the world and the most unique dishes we can find in all kinds of travel destinations. Stay updated for my latest video VIA our Facebook page and Instagram!

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Always remember that the best part of travel is immersing yourselves in the local culture, and no where better can you immerse yourself than into the cuisine!

Street Food / 2018 / Luke Martin / Greece / Athens

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12 Dec
Vancouver Tours Blog

Tips For a Sailing Holiday – Ionian Islands in Greece

Sailing in Greece is perfect when you are in the Ionian Islands. Ionian Islands is a group of islands located in the western portion of Greece. It is perfectly situated along the Ionian Sea on the coasts of Peloponnesus and Epirus. Its major islands are Paxos, Cythea, Ithaca, Lefkas, Zacynthus, Cephalonia, and Corfu.

The islands first inmates were the Ancient Greeks. They first arrived to the islands probably near the beginning of the 9th or 10th century BC. However, it was later ruled by other western civilizations. Among them are the Roman (146 BC), Byzantium (300 AD), and the Venetian Empires (1204 AD). Subsequently, before it was acquired by Greece in 1864 and claimed the island as part of the country's official territory, the island was earlier yielded to other countries. These include France (1807), Russia (1799), Turkey (1799), and the United Kingdom (1815).

Ionian Islands is also known as Eptanisa or the Seven Islands because of its 7 main islands. Because of its mild climate and nice ports, it became one of Greece's most visited yacht charter areas along the east coast of the Mediterranean Sea.

When you are sailing in Greece, it is very common to sight gulet motorsailers, yachts, flotillas, and bareboats. If you are taking your holiday vacation with your kids or the whole family, sailing in Ionian Islands is ideal for you. This is because the islands has calm seas and gentle winds. Travelers who are not skilled in sailing can also take advantage of the islands perfect climate.

Sailing in Greece through the Ionian Islands is an ideal holiday vacation. The islands has several harbors and docks that can be used as a charter base. Preveza, Corfu, and Lefkas are Ionian Islands 3 yacht charter bases. From these 3 ports, the most visited and accredited is the Lefkas harbor. Lefkas is characterized by its apt Mediterranean climate and interesting trekked mountains. Furthermore, its beaches have golden sand and full-size waves. Lefkas' most beautiful beaches include Perigiali, Nikiana, and Nidri.

On the other hand, some sailing tourists favor the Preveza port. It is located along the Amvrakia Gulf. The port is distinguished by its sturdy crosscurrent.

Sailing in Greece has never been this exciting. Aside from enjoying the Ionian Islands scenic environment, you can also take pleasure in the island's fascinating ancient histories.

Source by D. Browall