A Walk Through Our Greek Village - Didyma - Peleponnese - Living in Greece

Living in Greece - Tanya and I walk through our delightful little village of Didyma where we live in Greece. We start in the centre of Didyma and explore the side street, the centre of the village before walking down the high street to the village church. We point out all the different shops, bars and restaurants and chat about some of the good things about living in a small Greek mountain village. Tanya and I have bought a small old house in Greece and are living in Greece and renovating the house ourselves. These are our experiences of living here. See the chapters below for a list. DON'T FORGET TO LIKE, SHARE AND HIT THE SUBSCRIBE BUTTON :-) Email us at [email protected] Check out Tanya's blog post about Didyma: https://www.cantravelwilltravel.com/r... Don't forget to leave your comments below! Don't forget you can support and benefit from our content and "on the ground" experience at Patreon. Follow this link to become a member: @reece 00:00 Living in Greece in our Village - Didyma 00:46 The village square 00:58 Zemo cafe 01:08 Twins Cafe 01:20 Panni's Pizzas and Souvlaki 01:55 Aggelos Cafe 02:25 Aspacias Bakery 03:08 Pharmacy 03:28 Maria's Taverna 03:46 Post Office and Supermarket 04:28 High Street 04:53 Village Shop 05:30 Electrical Shop 05:53 Bakery 06:35 Bakery number 4 06:49 Butchers 06:57 Fruit and Veg Greengrocer 07:30 Village Hall and Doctors 07:58 Taverna Cafe 08:03 Hardware Shop 08:43 Village Water Well 09:20 Church 10:00 Like Share Subscribe, Thank you and goodbye :-) #Didyma #livingingreece #GreeceLife If you chose to use any of the following services below then be sure to mention how you came by them and share the link to the channel. We don't get any kick back from these people for including them here, we just want to let them know we appreciated their support when we moved and want to pay it back. Links to: Our property agent @ Our lawyer: Zoe Ganossi - [email protected] - +30 2751100408 or 6978786416 The notary we used has since retired but you can find another here: @ You will need to go to the local government office (KEP) to have documents stamped and also to sort out your tax and health insurance. You can find your nearest one here: @page/portal/ermis/KepIndex Your accountant is your best friend after your lawyer, we struggled to find a good one, the greek tax system is hideously complex so you can't do a self-assessment as we can in the UK. We have just changed accountant and now use Mary at Kleopas Alliott: [email protected] FOR YouTube: Most of the time I use a GoPro 9 Black to film the outside stuff: @ I use the Homesuit Action Kit for mounts and other accessories: @ For stills and some studio videos I use a Canon EOS 4000D similar to this one: @ FOR Renovation My fav tools are the Husky petrol strimmer with steel brush cutting blade (without which, I would be pretty knackered): @ I've burnt out one Black and Decker drill, I should have known better and just bought the old faithful Makita cordless in the first place - Its top notch: @ Be safe when working at height, at least buy a decent ladder, this one folds up and you can change its shape for working on stairs and in tight corners etc, I wouldn't want to be without it!: @ DISCLOSURE: We often review or link to products & services we regularly use and think you might find helpful. Wherever possible we use referral links, which means if you click one of the links in this video or description and make a purchase we may receive a small commission or other compensation. We're big fans of Amazon, and many of our links to products/gear are links to those products on Amazon. We participate in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for us to earn fees by linking to Amazon.com and related sites. Don't forget to leave your comments below!