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Greece is located in the south-eastern part 

of Europe. It is directly in between the 

continents of Europe, Asia, and Africa. The 

peninsular mainland is the most popular 

and most known geographic feature of 

Greece. 80% of Greece consists of beautiful 

Mountains. I decided to do my survival 

guide on Greece, because in Greece there is 

so much history and background story 

there, I think it would make a great survival 

guide idea. Plus, I'm greek, I have a lot of 

family there.

You should have a side pack on at all times to store 

things like money, tickets, keys, or anything small 

you may to need to carry with you.

You should keep a pair of sunglasses with you at all 

times, because it is very sunny in Greece, you 

don't want to be blinded by the sun the entire time 

you're there.

You should carry a camera with you because 

there is so many sights to see, you wouldn't 

want to miss out on them! Plus if for some 

reason something bad happens to you, you'll 

have evidence.

You don't need a life jacket all times, but there are many 

islands in Greece some of them you have to travel by 

boat to get too. You may want a one in case it crashes.

You should always wear a pear of comfortable 

sneakers, because you do a lot of walking in 

Greece and you don't want painful feet.

You should carry sunscreen in your side bag, because it's 

super sunny in Greece and unless you want a sunburn 

and possibly get skin cancer, I'd wear some sunscreen.

Last, but not least you should always have a bottle of 

water on you. With it being as sunny as it is there, 

and all of the walking you'll be doing, you don't want 

to get dehydrated.

Dalmatian                    Black                           Cinereous

Pelican                       Vulture                          Bunting

There are over 400 different species of birds in Greece, 

here are a few of the most known. 

Pygmy Cormorant

Lesser Kestrel

There are over 6,000 species of plants in Greece, here are few of 

the mose known.

Apple Blossoms                            Olive Tree

           Orange Trees                                 Poppies

There are over 200 different breeds of Butterflies that 

live in Greece, here are few known ones.

Allancastria Cerisy

Celastrina Argiolus

Chazara Briseis                             Large Tortoise Shell                    

Gonepteryx Rhamni 

Levant Skink

Peloponnese Wall Lizard

Greece overall is not a too diverse country. The 

majority of the people who live there are greek. 

Few are foreigners who moved to Greece from 

somewhere else. The others are merely tourists 

who come and go. 

Greeks beliefs like in the 

religion of Greek 

Orthodox. Which I am 

apart of. There is not 

much different between 

Christians and Greek 

Orthodox. We believe that 

God is in comes in 3 

different forms: Father, 

Son(also known as 

Jesus), and the Holy 

Spirit. We celebrate 

Nativity(also known as 

christmas)on January 7th. 

Since us Greeks are usually very religious people we 

are commonly named after different Saints. For 

example, I am named Alexie after saint Alexander, 

my sister is named Gabriella after the saint 

Gabriela. Regularly Greeks do not celebrate 

birthdays, but Name Day. In the Greek Orthodox 

religion almost everyday is a day to recognize a 

saint. If you are born with a name that coincides 

with any Saint, the date that which you honor that 

saint is then known as your Name Day. For example 

mine is, August 30th, my sisters is November 8th.

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