Greece - Salt, Stone, and Stillness: Notes from Sifnos

Sifnos isn’t a place you stumble upon—it rewards the seeker. No cruise ports, no influencer stampede. Just jagged coastlines, cobalt water, and food that rivals anywhere in the Aegean. We came for the quiet innovation in the kitchen, the absence of crowds, and the deep, blue stillness. What we found was something far richer: 14-course dinners by moonlight, clay pot cooking passed down for generations, and days shaped by salt, swims, and slow hikes back to our roadless village. Greece, it turns out, looks good on us.

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