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Peloponnese Gay Guide
Peloponnese is a massive peninsula in Southern Greece, with big cities, minute villages, historical landmarks, lovely nature and welcoming & kind people. It is ideal for Gay travellers in Greece, as it is packed with isolated spots where you can enjoy total privacy and seclusion; however, when in public & crowded places, a discreet behavior is suggested.
When you reminisce Greece, you imagine the beautiful beaches and the wild nightlife. It is indeed like that, as idyllic shores lay in every beachside with golden-brown sand under your feet and beach bars alongside playing top hits and creating the party-like vibe of summer. In Peloponnese you will find unorganised gay beaches (nudist mainly) and organised ones but essential if you are in need of entertainment.
Some of the best gay-friendly beaches are the adult-only Erineos, a secluded seaside and Kalogria (Madona) a beach mainly occupied by gay males; utterly still and idyllic for relaxin baths and cuddles under the hot Mediterranean daystar. Voidokoilia is as skillfully a gay-friendly and the most beautiful beach on Greece, although it gets pretty crowded on elevated seasons.
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Experiencing Greek Food
Greek Mediterranean cuisine is also testament to the country&#x;s long history, dating back to the Ancient Greeks who had a strong focus on olive oil, wheat, wine, and fish. The Byzantine era introduced new ingredients like meats, feta cheese, caviar, nutmeg, basil and lemons. The Ottoman Empire then contributed to the Greek cuisine, introducing staples like moussaka, tzatziki (yoghurt/cucumber/oil/mint dip), yuvarlakia (meatball/rice/lemon soup), keftethes (mince meatballs) and boureki (baked filled pastries).
Today, a traditional Greek meal will be at a taverna where you can order mezethes, many compact plates of different specialties starting with olives, hummus, tahini, and tzatziki, and moving on to other starters like cheeses, keftethes, and dolmathes (stuffed vine leaves), before moving on to different meats or fish depending on which type of meze you pick.
The most popular wine in Greece is retsina, a white wine that has a distinct resin flavor. Greece also produces other fine wines, appreciate Athiri, Malagousia and Moscofilero. Another popular alcoholic beverage to look out for is raki, a plain unsweetened, often anise-flavored and very stron
Kos Gay Guide
Kos is one of the most famous Islands of the Dodecanese, particularly popular for its abundance of sandy beaches as well as its breathtaking Greek architecture. The gay acceptance on the island is at cute high levels and the locals are very approachable and welcome. The island is good for both couples and singles, as the attractions are diverse enough to suit all interests. The island is relatively flat and explorable by bike, which would be very romantic as a couple, but there are also gay bars for those looking to meet their significant other. The gay and regular locals are incredibly approachable and willing to aid tourists whenever needed. The best period to call on is during the summer months, when the weather is beautiful and beach-worthy.
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