It is truly worth visiting Pieria, Greece’s most beautiful place, under the vigilant and imposing presence of the majestic Mt Olympus, where the land of Gods, Pieria, stretches calm to the clear blue Aegean waters that wash its golden arch beaches.
Read moreKos, the island of Hippocrates, is the third largest island (295 square kilometres) in the Dodecanese complex and is located in the south-eastern part of the Aegean Sea, between Kalymnos and Nisyros. Its central location in the Dodecanese islands ensures easy access to the neighbouring islands (Kalymnos, Pserimos, Leros, Leipsoi, Patmos, Nisyros, Symi and Rhodes) as well as the nearby Turkish coast.
Read moreChios is an ideal destination for cycling, not only because of its size, but also because of the richness of the natural and cultural resources and the variety of itineraries it has to offer. Cycling tourism in Chios offers the visitor a different experience, spending time near the nature and discovering the diverse sites of the island.
Read moreThe Municipality of Alexandroupolis is where the Mediterranean meets the Balkans and the East, offering a destination rich in history, hospitality, and natural beauty. It stands as one of the few places in Greece blessed by both nature and history.
Read moreRethymno is located in the middle of the island of Crete. It is one of the best preserved Renaissance cities in Greece.
Read moreYou discover Skiathos or better you 'conquer' her when you decide to learn her secrets. Words cannot describe the uniqueness of this island, the only one in Greece where two thirds of its area is characterized as 'Aesthetic Forest of Νatural Beauty'.
Read moreIn the northern Dodekanese, Leros, the island of Artemis, remains an unexplored land. Keeping alive the traditional cultural identity as well as the historical memory, with respect to the natural environment, with a wide variety of paths and cycling routes, welcomes the friends of alternative-themed activities and emerges as a cycling destination.
Read moreEdessa. A bike-friendly city. Full of great natural cycling routes.
Read moreThe Municipality of Aristotle of Halkidiki defines geographically the whole of Eastern Halkidiki. A destination naturally located between three (3) green mountains and 300km of coastline is essentially determined by the existence of hundreds of routes, many of which are mapped and marked bike paths.
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