The Mysterious Turquoise Blended Waters of Myrtos Bay...

Another view of the mysterious turquoise blended waters of Myrtos bay in great contrast to the steep cliffs and the clouded sky.

Sami Port Before the Storm

There are times you can sense the electricity in the air as the heavy clouds in the horizon come nearer and nearer until half your frame is dark.

The Subterranian Drogarati Cave in Cephalonia

One of the finest and highly regarded Caves in Greece is the Drogarati* Cave. Drogarati Cave is a rare geological phenomenon where mother Nature has really taken its time, of thousands of years, in creating drop by drop a spectacular sculpture in the form of stalactites and stalagmites.

The Stunning Melissani Cave and Lake in Cephalonia

Melissani Cave* is a unique subterranean cave structure with a Lake 39 m deep which was re-discovered  in 1951 and opened to the public in 1963.
Approximately 5000 years ago part of the cave roof fell creating an aperture which allows the sun light to create exquisite green-blue colors on the water.

Diving into the Turquoise Waters at Myrtos Beach, Cephalonia

Myrtos Beach* is a must see spectacle for the visitor of Kefalonia island, since its dazzling turquoise waters are famous around the world. It has been voted 12 times the best Greek beach. Being featured in best beaches lists around the world, it was also used as a location in the film "Captain Corelli’s Mandolin".

Green Blue Sea Waters Against White Cloud Formations

Sitting on the 7 km long sandy beach of Skala* one early August afternoon, I soothed my gaze into the deep green and blue waters of the Ionian Sea. The contrasty bright white cloud formations gathering above the mainland were a great incentive to let my laziness go and reach for my camera.

Sun Sea and Olives...

Sun, sea and olives! The contrasting ingredients of the essence of Greece.

The Legend of St. Theodora's Chapel

A recent excursion to the mountainous Arcadia (Peloponnese, Greece) led us to the village Vastas and the nearby chapel of St. Theodora residing at an altitude of 860 m (~2800 ') within a forest of oak trees.

An Appointment with the Ancient Past...

To meet the most ancient Olive trees in the world. During a second visit at the Ermioni olive groves, we were guided by a local agriculturist to the spot, in order to document these magnificent survivors.

The Bourgi Castle of Nafplio

A quick stop for coffee during a very cloudy day, gave some nice shots of the Bourgi Castle and a panoramic view of the Nafplio bay, at Nafplio, Peloponnese, Greece