Number two: slippery surfaces. Marble steps, ancient ruins, and wet pool decks are beautiful but treacherous.
Those pristine white espadrilles? Leave them at home. You’ll be doing the “Greek wobble” that ends with a bruised ego—and a bruised tailbone. Invest in grippy, supportive sandals or trainers. Fashion is fleeting; a sprained ankle is a three-day memory.
Think of it this way: every stumble is just your body doing a dramatic interpretive dance to ‘Zorba the Greek.’ Embrace the wobble, but avoid the fall.
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