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Football is the national sport here. Usually greeks know a lot about the internationakl teams, i was surprised that th eonly thing they knew about my country were the football teams and surnames of the footballers. But still at least it was something...:) Leave a Comment Theme: Sports Watching
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 by MalenaN
There can also be a lot of hills. In Poros, where I was biking, it fist went up, up and up. When I started to get tired it luckily went down. Leave a Comment Theme: Biking
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 by SirRichard
Here is where the Phaeacians disembarked and laid the sleeping Odysseus on the sand. Leave a Comment Theme: Beach Activities
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We went sailing with VT last year (see the numerous meeting pages) and i have been sailing before a few years ago. I found that the sea water and air was much warmer end of august then early june. So i liked end of august/ early september best.
You have several isles groups, like Cyclades, Sporades, Lefkas. Cyclades and Lefkas are for the more experienced sailors while the Sporades (close to Pireaus) are easier. Has something to do with the wind conditions and distances.
A boat, rental options plenty. Or book a place on a boat with another group. It is a great experience to meet new people.
There are lots of organisations leaving from Pireaus which is easy to get to these days with the new metro/tram system. Theme: Boating/SailingAddress: Marina KalamakiDirections: Pireaus
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An interesting place for golfing
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 by volopoloLeave a Comment Theme: Boating/Sailing
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 by Kodi01Leave a Comment Theme: Extreme Sports
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 E4 Rambler Trail by amsterdam_vallon
The highest altitude on the trail is the Skolio peak (2,911 m.), on Olympos. The best time to walk the E4 in Greece is from May 15 through early October. Some confusion may arise due to the presence of newly cut forest roads. Hikers should beware of sheepdogs, keeping well away from their flocks, especially in the section crossing northern and central Greece. Many of the villages along the trail are deserted in winter, which limits the number of places to spend the night.
The climate, being Mediterranean, is very dry in summer and there are great differences in temperature between day and night. Sweaters and a light waterproof jacket are indispensable even in summer. Snow may be found in the mountains from November to the end of June. Leave a Comment Theme: HikingAddress: The Hellenic Federation of Moutaineering ClubsPhone: 210 - 323.4555Directions: 7, Karageorgi Servias St. 105 63 Athens
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