Today, Friday, July 11 at 14.45, “where there is Greece” closes the week from Samothrace. For the 2nd day, Evlabia Revi and George Kourdis are on the beautiful island of Thracian Sea and invite us to discover its beautiful corners but also to learn the difficulties that its inhabitants face daily.

In Samothraki, summer passes through the shady canyons and the impressive cold pedestals. The dives are mainly in the natural pools that are perched on the mountain. That is why thousands of visitors from all over the world choose the wildlife of Samothrace as a travel destination. We are guided by two young men who found their paradise in this aquatic fairy tale.

Diving trainer from Romania, who is now a permanent resident of the island, helps us get to know the magnificent underwater world of Samothrace through diving excursions.

Hooked on the rocks, on the south side of Samothrace, lies the chapel of Panagia Krimniotissa, overlooking the Aegean that is breathtaking. Here, Papa-John and the Elder have created something unique: they offer not only the word of God, but also traditional delicacies to those who go up there. Their story that is full of love, pain and optimism moves. Parents of three children have faced difficult times, but they have been able to stand up on the rock of Our Lady.

We meet a firefighter who, by chance, became a beekeeper when he discovered that Pikrmelo is the great treasure of the island. This honey he produced entered the university research microscope, stood out in an international tasting competition and is already sought after for his properties in the United Arab Emirates.

In Samothrace, children need a stadium. And they have it, because their parents became volunteers to keep it open, though they often need to leave their jobs or wake up from dawn to take care of a stadium with many operating problems and with difficult access.

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