While in many of the big cities, towns, and villages, the tap water is okay to drink, that isn’t the case everywhere. Always ask if the tap water is potable before going ahead. If you can’t ask anyone, be on the safe side and simply use bottled water.
Especially in the islands where water is often ferried in or pumped from wells, but also in certain areas in mainland Greece, the water is either too high on minerals or not filtered enough to be safe for consumption. However, the water is safe for cooking and washing as it is not contaminated by microorganisms or bacteria anywhere in Greece.
The Amalfi Coast in Italy is synonymous with breathtaking landscapes, azure waters, and charming cliffside villages. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it captivates travelers with its unparalleled beauty. One of the most enchanting aspects of this region is the plethora of hotels that offer spectacular views of the coastline.