Marasia Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Marasia

Excellent! You've had your leave approved. Now all that's left to do is say goodbye to the treadmill of office life and book a ticket to Marasia — pronto!

The country's capital, Athens, can be found approximately 470 kilometres to the southwest of Marasia.

Marasia sits within driving distance of some nice natural sights. Tourist Information Centre is 7 kilometres away and is well worth looking around.

How about stopping at Ardas River? It's an awesome way to while away some extra time.

Head 11 kilometres to the east and you'll discover Edirne. It's known for some recommended sights, such as the Selimiye Mosque and the Trakya University.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once wrote, but add travel to the mix and it's a marriage made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your greatest loves by eating and drinking your way around Eastern Macedonia and Thrace.

A traditional meal here often includes chicken and wheat, two essential elements for which this corner of the world is known for plating up.

While in Marasia, you should eat like the locals do. That means trying a plate of iskender kebap (lamb with yogurt on pita bread) or moussaka (minced meat and aubergine casserole), a couple of the region's signature recipes.

Holiday calories don't count, right? So it's the perfect excuse to discover the joys of tavuk göÄŸüsü (milk pudding), a well-liked dessert.

You haven't lived until you've tasted the local brew. Whether you'd like to wet your whistle or get some liquid courage to make new friends, order Neda.

A well-matched splash of wine can round out a tasty meal, and the best regional wine varieties cannot be missed. Savatiano Retsina and chardonnay are the top picks.

Ask any experienced globetrotter and they'll tell you that the best way to get more out of your time away is to learn how to say a few local words and phrases. Try to get your lips around 'Kaliméra su'. It means 'good morning'. Another one for the memory bank is 'Then katalavéno', which means 'I don't understand'.

If you've got the good luck to be in Marasia on the 25th of March, get ready to party! Independence Day sees many of the locals getting out and about and celebrating.

You may be poor in European euros by the end of your trip, but you'll be rich in amazing experiences. "Yiá sou" Marasia!

If you're catching a plane home, it's probably a wise idea to plan your route to the terminal beforehand. From the centre of Marasia, it's approximately 130 kilometres northeast to Bourgas Airport (BOJ), the nearest airport.