Remote work
Working from Naxos: an honest remote-work week
Wi-Fi, time zones and whether you can really answer emails with a view of the Aegean. We report back.
By ALKIKI · · 1 min read
Our photoAncient stones, island light and tavernas where lunch turns into dinner.
Greece is much more than one perfect beach photo. There's Athens, chaotic and brilliant; hundreds of islands, each with its own character; and a mainland full of mountain villages most visitors never see.
We love helping people pick the right islands for them. The answer is rarely the most famous ones, and the ferries make it easy to combine two or three.
“Greece taught us that the best meals don't come from a list. They come from asking the person next to you where they'd eat tonight.”
Arrive at opening and you'll share it with far fewer people.
Naxos, Paros and Milos pair beautifully by ferry.
Marble lanes, old men playing tavli and the best home cooking.
Order a few plates to share and let the afternoon disappear.
May to June and September to early October
Early summer and early autumn give you warm seas without the peak crowds and prices of July and August. Many island businesses close from November to March.
Remote work
Wi-Fi, time zones and whether you can really answer emails with a view of the Aegean. We report back.
By ALKIKI · · 1 min read
Tell us who's travelling and what you love. We'll read every answer and, if we're a good fit, build your plan by hand.