The Bozburun Peninsula sits between the Aegean and Mediterranean Seas in southwest Turkey. It’s home to numerous coves and a few small towns and villages.
The entire Datça Peninsula is full of quiet little seaside villages, beautiful coves, and ancient ruins to explore. It’s still relatively undiscovered and a fantastic place to get away from it all.
Vlahiana and Kato Asites are two villages in central Crete, not too far from Heraklion. They feature a tranquil atmosphere for those looking to avoid the crowds.
Agia Roumeli (Αγία Ρουμέλη) is a village in southwest Crete. It’s best known as the southern gateway to the Samaria Gorge.
