Instructions: Fry in oil, whole and plain, with frequent stirring. If necessary, add white wine. Sliced 1 lemon and the processed ink. At the end add lemon juice, turn off the heat and leave the sauce to set.
The combination of the natural beauty, the rich cultural heritage and the authentic fishing tradition of Greece, makes fishing tourism an ideal destination for lovers of the sea.
Each region, with its own unique characteristics, offers a distinct experience. From the beautiful Kavala and the Aegean islands to the historic coasts of the Peloponnese and Crete, visitors have the opportunity to enjoy the traditional fishing culture.
In the available areas, tourists can participate in fishing excursions, learn local fishing techniques and taste freshly caught seafood.
Instructions: Fry in oil, whole and plain, with frequent stirring. If necessary, add white wine. Sliced 1 lemon and the processed ink. At the end add lemon juice, turn off the heat and leave the sauce to set.
Instructions: Fry in oil, whole and plain, with frequent stirring. If necessary, add white wine. Sliced 1 lemon and the processed ink. At the end add lemon juice, turn off the heat and leave the sauce to set.
Ingredients (for 4 people): 2 sea bass (about 1 ½ kg), 2 large dry onions (chopped), 2 cloves of garlic (chopped), 1 tbsp. sweet red pepper or paprika, ½ tbsp. red hot pepper, ½ cup of olive oil, 1 glass of wine, lemon juice, 1 glass of water and salt.
Instructions: Clean and wash the fish well, salt them and leave them. Put half the oil in a deep pan or pot and fry the onion and garlic. Add the salt and pepper and stir for 2-3 minutes, until the sauce thickens. Place the fish, the rest of the oil, the water, shake the pot and let it simmer on a low heat for 20 – 25 minutes.
At the end, the sauce (thick) with its oil should remain. If there is enough juice left, add some flour or corn flour to bind it. Add the lemon.
Ingredients (for 4 people): 2 sea bass (about 1 ½ kg), 2 large dry onions (chopped), 2 cloves of garlic (chopped), 1 tbsp. sweet red pepper or paprika, ½ tbsp. red hot pepper, ½ cup of olive oil, 1 glass of wine, lemon juice, 1 glass of water and salt.
Ingredients: 1 kg of cuttlefish, 4 large onions, 1 glass of red wine, salt and pepper.
Instructions: Clean and cut the cuttlefish and onions. Pour a little oil into a pot and then add the cuttlefish and onions. Fry them and let them release their liquid.
After they drink their liquid and start to brown, add the wine, salt and pepper. Close the lid and let the food boil for one hour on low heat.
Good appetite!
Ingredients: 1 kg of cuttlefish, 4 large onions, 1 glass of red wine, salt and pepper. Instructions: Clean and cut the cuttlefish and onions. Pour a little oil into a pot and then add the cuttlefish and onions. Fry them and let them release their liquid. After they drink their
by Maria Moutzouris – Koutsoyiannis
Ingredients: 1 Fagri about 1 kg or a Fagrokefalo (the head of a large Fagri), 2 large sliced onions, 4 medium sliced tomatoes, a bell pepper, four large cloves of garlic, medium barley and rosemary.
Instructions: Place half of the onions, the pepper, tomato slices on our pan and place the fish on top after we have seasoned it with salt and pepper. Cover it with the remaining onion, tomato and pepper slices and garlic cloves. Grind two of the tomatoes into a paste, pour them into the pan along with three glasses of water. Finally, add the olive oil and rosemary and bake in a moderate oven. As soon as the fish is cooked on one side, carefully turn it to cook on the other side and at the same time add the barley. Leave for about 15 minutes and it’s ready.
by Maria Moutzouris – Koutsoyiannis Ingredients: 1 Fagri about 1 kg or a Fagrokefalo (the head of a large Fagri), 2 large sliced onions, 4 medium sliced tomatoes, a bell pepper, four large cloves of garlic, medium barley and rosemary. Instructions: Place half of the onions, the pepper, tomato slices
Ingredients: 1 kg cuttlefish, 1 kg spinach, 1 small onion, 2 medium potatoes.
Instructions: Clean and cut the cuttlefish. After frying the tentacles with the onion in 1 glass of water, oil, add the rest and 1 minute later extinguish with ouzo. Bake for around 40 minutes and add potatoes and the spinach roots with salt (1 tablespoon of coarse sea salt or less if it is fine). If necessary, add water or wine and add the leaves 5 minutes later. We don’t mix! Optional pepper-cumin.
Ingredients: 1 kg cuttlefish, 1 kg spinach, 1 small onion, 2 medium potatoes. Instructions: Clean and cut the cuttlefish. After frying the tentacles with the onion in 1 glass of water, oil, add the rest and 1 minute later extinguish with ouzo. Bake for around 40 minutes and add potatoes
This is a traditional recipe.
Ingredients: 2 eels (not too big), 3 green onions (chopped), 1 medium dry onion (chopped), 1 clove of garlic (chopped), 1/2 bunch of dill (chopped), a little olive oil, juice of one lemon, a little water, salt (coarse) and pepper.
Instructions: We ask the fishmonger to clean the eels for us. Wash them, cut them into large pieces, salt them and let them soak. In a frying pan with a little oil, on medium heat, fry the onions, garlic and dill for 3 – 4 minutes, then add salt, pepper and extinguish with half the juice of the lemon.
Put the fish in a pan or pyrex, add the sauce, a little water and bake in a preheated oven at 200’C for about 40 minutes, until the food is golden brown.
When we take the food out of the oven, add the remaining lemon.
This is a traditional recipe. Ingredients: 2 eels (not too big), 3 green onions (chopped), 1 medium dry onion (chopped), 1 clove of garlic (chopped), 1/2 bunch of dill (chopped), a little olive oil, juice of one lemon, a little water, salt (coarse) and pepper. Instructions: We ask the fishmonger
Thessaloniki, with its beaches stretching along the Thermaic Gulf, offers a variety of fishing experiences. In Chalastra, fishermen can enjoy the tranquility and rich fish fauna of the waters, while Stavros and Asprovalta offer wonderful beaches for relaxation and fishing in a more touristic environment.
Northern Evia, with its rich natural wealth, offers unique fishing experiences in an environment that combines the beauty of nature with traditional island culture. In Lake Evia, with its calm atmosphere and crystal clear waters, fishermen can enjoy fishing in an ideal environment, while local taverns offer fresh fish and seafood.
Evia, Greece’s second largest island, offers a wealth of fishing experiences to its visitors. In Marmari, with its clear blue waters and natural beauties, fishermen can experience the tranquility of the sea, discovering the rich fishing waters of the area.
The Parnon area, famous for its natural beauty, offers unique fishing experiences to those who wish to explore its marine areas. Elafonissos, with its deep blue shores and crystal clear waters, is ideal for fishing and spearfishing, offering panoramic views and a peaceful atmosphere that is hard to find elsewhere.
Olympia, known worldwide for its ancient games, also hides enchanting coastlines that offer plenty of fishing opportunities. Kyllini, with its thermal baths and spacious harbors, attracts amateur and professional fishermen who wish to enjoy fishing in the rich waters of the Ionian Sea.
In the heart of Epirus, Drepano, Sayada and Sivota reflect the region’s rich fishing tradition, inviting visitors to a unique journey full of marine activities. Drepano, with its sandy shores and shallow waters, is ideal for those looking for idyllic fishing, while Sayada is known for its fishing traditions, offering an abundance of fresh fish and seafood.
The area of Evros, with Alexandroupoli as its focal point, is a fishing destination that combines cultural diversity with the rich fish fauna of the Northern Aegean. Known for its lighthouse and vibrant coastline, the town attracts both the amateur and professional angler, with ideal fishing conditions in its bountiful waters.
The city where history, natural environment and fishing tradition coexist in harmony. The lagoon is inextricably linked with the two towns of the region, Messolonghi and Aitoliko, which were not only born in the lagoon but also their historical course was determined by it. For this reason, the visit to the ancient Pleurona, the Garden of Heroes and the Messolongion art gallery, the Center for Engraving Arts – Vaso Katrakis Museum of Aitolikos are recommended as a necessary continuation of the floating routes. Thus, the visitor will find himself where mythology meets history and history meets legends.
Achaia, with its coastal beauties of Akrata, Aegis and Logos, offers a fishing adventure in a rich canvas of natural beauty and cultural tradition. Akrata, with its beaches perched on the slopes of Helmos, attracts fishermen who wish to try their luck in the crystal waters of the Corinthian Gulf.
The islands of Attica, from Aegina to Kythira, represent a diversity of marine experiences that unfold before the visitor. Fishing here is more than an activity, it is part of everyday life and culture, with traditional boats stretching out into the blue Aegean. Spetses, Hydra, and Poros offer endless opportunities for fishing.
Heraklion, Crete is a true destination for fishing and sea adventure enthusiasts. The area is famous for its crystal clear waters and rich marine life that offers unique opportunities for unforgettable fishing experiences. Here, visitors can try their luck at hunting for various species of fish, from the colorful sargo to the mysterious thrapsalo, while at the same time enjoying the stunning view of the Cretan sea.
Rhodes, one of the most famous islands of the Dodecanese, offers a unique fishing experience that combines rich history with unrepeatable natural beauty. With its crystal clear seas and picturesque coastlines, Rhodes is ideal for those looking for a peaceful fishing activity. Visitors can explore the rich fishing waters of the area, discovering the variety of fish that inhabits the Aegean Sea.
Kavala, a coastal destination of unique beauty, offers visitors a magical experience by the sea. The city has a beautiful harbour, which is the heartbeat of the city, bustling with life and rich in history. Here, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood and walk along the picturesque coastal roads, enjoying the view of the Aegean Sea.
Chios, an island famous for its mastic and rich history, offers excellent fishing experiences to its visitors. Emporios, with its clear blue waters and calm shores, is an ideal destination for those looking for a peaceful fishing experience. This area, with its traditional fishing boats and picturesque taverns, offers an authentic taste of island life.
Thessaloniki, with its beaches stretching along the Thermaic Gulf, offers a variety of fishing experiences. In Chalastra, fishermen can enjoy the tranquility and rich fish fauna of the waters, while Stavros and Asprovalta offer wonderful beaches for relaxation and fishing in a more touristic environment.
Northern Evia, with its rich natural wealth, offers unique fishing experiences in an environment that combines the beauty of nature with traditional island culture. In Lake Evia, with its calm atmosphere and crystal clear waters, fishermen can enjoy fishing in an ideal environment, while local taverns offer fresh fish and seafood.
Evia, Greece’s second largest island, offers a wealth of fishing experiences to its visitors. In Marmari, with its clear blue waters and natural beauties, fishermen can experience the tranquility of the sea, discovering the rich fishing waters of the area.
The Parnon area, famous for its natural beauty, offers unique fishing experiences to those who wish to explore its marine areas. Elafonissos, with its deep blue shores and crystal clear waters, is ideal for fishing and spearfishing, offering panoramic views and a peaceful atmosphere that is hard to find elsewhere.
Olympia, known worldwide for its ancient games, also hides enchanting coastlines that offer plenty of fishing opportunities. Kyllini, with its thermal baths and spacious harbors, attracts amateur and professional fishermen who wish to enjoy fishing in the rich waters of the Ionian Sea.
In the heart of Epirus, Drepano, Sayada and Sivota reflect the region’s rich fishing tradition, inviting visitors to a unique journey full of marine activities. Drepano, with its sandy shores and shallow waters, is ideal for those looking for idyllic fishing, while Sayada is known for its fishing traditions, offering an abundance of fresh fish and seafood.
The area of Evros, with Alexandroupoli as its focal point, is a fishing destination that combines cultural diversity with the rich fish fauna of the Northern Aegean. Known for its lighthouse and vibrant coastline, the town attracts both the amateur and professional angler, with ideal fishing conditions in its bountiful waters.
The city where history, natural environment and fishing tradition coexist in harmony. The lagoon is inextricably linked with the two towns of the region, Messolonghi and Aitoliko, which were not only born in the lagoon but also their historical course was determined by it. For this reason, the visit to the ancient Pleurona, the Garden of Heroes and the Messolongion art gallery, the Center for Engraving Arts – Vaso Katrakis Museum of Aitolikos are recommended as a necessary continuation of the floating routes. Thus, the visitor will find himself where mythology meets history and history meets legends.
Achaia, with its coastal beauties of Akrata, Aegis and Logos, offers a fishing adventure in a rich canvas of natural beauty and cultural tradition. Akrata, with its beaches perched on the slopes of Helmos, attracts fishermen who wish to try their luck in the crystal waters of the Corinthian Gulf.
The islands of Attica, from Aegina to Kythira, represent a diversity of marine experiences that unfold before the visitor. Fishing here is more than an activity, it is part of everyday life and culture, with traditional boats stretching out into the blue Aegean. Spetses, Hydra, and Poros offer endless opportunities for fishing.
Heraklion, Crete is a true destination for fishing and sea adventure enthusiasts. The area is famous for its crystal clear waters and rich marine life that offers unique opportunities for unforgettable fishing experiences. Here, visitors can try their luck at hunting for various species of fish, from the colorful sargo to the mysterious thrapsalo, while at the same time enjoying the stunning view of the Cretan sea.
Rhodes, one of the most famous islands of the Dodecanese, offers a unique fishing experience that combines rich history with unrepeatable natural beauty. With its crystal clear seas and picturesque coastlines, Rhodes is ideal for those looking for a peaceful fishing activity. Visitors can explore the rich fishing waters of the area, discovering the variety of fish that inhabits the Aegean Sea.
Kavala, a coastal destination of unique beauty, offers visitors a magical experience by the sea. The city has a beautiful harbour, which is the heartbeat of the city, bustling with life and rich in history. Here, visitors can enjoy fresh seafood and walk along the picturesque coastal roads, enjoying the view of the Aegean Sea.
Chios, an island famous for its mastic and rich history, offers excellent fishing experiences to its visitors. Emporios, with its clear blue waters and calm shores, is an ideal destination for those looking for a peaceful fishing experience. This area, with its traditional fishing boats and picturesque taverns, offers an authentic taste of island life.