Greece and Greek Islands

Adventure is calling!

Welcome to FotoTravel.info, a website about Greece and the Greek islands.

For 26 years, we've been your compass when travelling in Greece. Explore new places, gain information and inspiration. New adventures await you.

Greece is a very rugged and diverse country that hides a huge number of places inviting you to explore the beginnings of our civilization. But that's not all that can captivate you and make you fall in love with Greece for life. Its wild and untamed nature, together with the scent of hundreds of herbs, offers breathtaking experiences and the intoxicating bliss of endless relaxation. After wandering through the beautiful countryside, you're sure to work up an appetite, but that's easily solved at almost every turn. Greek taverns offer fantastic traditional cuisine, full of "divine" dishes prepared from tasty meat, fresh vegetables, and fruit, mostly from local sources, free of industrial chemicals. You will not find any industrial factories on the Greek islands, so you can look forward to healthy air and crystal clear sea.

Greece is divided into several regions. On the mainland, we find Epirus, Peloponnese, Central Greece, Thessaly, Macedonia, Athens, Attika and Thrace.

The Greek islands have seven regions: Crete, Cyclades, Ionian Islands, Sporades, Dodecanese, North Aegean Islands, and Saronic Islands.

The website focuses only on areas directly related to Greece. It contains galleries of over 3 000 places and 75 000 photos from all over Greece and the Greek islands, Cyprus, and Greek monuments in Turkey.

For each island or region, you’ll find links to our detailed videos, which will provide you with inspiration and plenty of great tips for your next vacation - or simply to help you reminisce or unwind during long winter evenings. In total, we have over 125 videos for you about the Greek islands and the Greek mainland, with a total viewing time exceeding 150 hours = 9 000 minutes! Of course, you can also find these videos directly on our YouTube channels "Robert Polasek - Touch of Greece" and "Tomáš Polášek".