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Prasidi Beach is a coastal spot on the island of Euboea (Evia) in Greece. Situated along the Aegean shoreline, the area is known for its open sea views and a relaxed, low-key atmosphere that draws people for swimming and coastal scenery. Euboea is Greece’s second-largest island, and its coastline includes a mix of popular resort […]

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Rumiñahui is a three-peaked volcano in Ecuador’s Cotopaxi National Park, south of Quito. Rising to roughly 4,700 metres, it offers a high-altitude trek within sight of neighbouring Cotopaxi. Its rocky summits make it a popular acclimatization climb for mountaineers preparing for Ecuador’s higher peaks. After Imbabura and Pichincha, Rumiñahui was our third and final preparator...


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Agia Anna (Agali) Beach is a long, sandy beach on the northeastern coast of Euboea. The village of Agia Anna sits just behind it, with the beach extending along the Aegean shoreline. The area is known for its broad stretch of sand and clear water, making the beach a popular spot for swimming and relaxing […]

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Agistri, in the Saronic Gulf off Athens, is a small island in Attica with compact villages and easy access to beaches by ferry. It’s often visited as a short escape from the city, where village streets and nearby shorelines are the main attractions. In late July 2026 we took a day trip from Athens with […]

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Agios Konstantinos, Phthiotis, is a small coastal town in central Greece. It sits on the shore and functions as a seaside community with waterfront and shoreline that welcomes both local traffic and visitors, offering simple coastal scenery and places to stop along journeys on the eastern mainland. We visited briefly on a late July afternoon […]

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