ith undeniable charm. The locals have managed to create a hugely entertaining place without losing their Greek identity. The picture perfect sceneries are complimented by a wide range of upscale bars and restaurants to create an ideal holiday haven. The stark white cubic houses, crystal clear waters and all-night parties attract a mix of jet-setters, fashionistas and celebrities that have made this small island one of the most popular destinations in the world.

ants. Glamorous on the one hand but also cultural on the other.

in the Mediterranean. The “beautiful and rich land” of Homer is a paradise of poetic landscapes and culture. Its strategic position made the island vulnerable to foreign conquestors. As a result, a blend of the Venetian, British and French cultures was integrated to the Greek identity. These western influences are prominent in the island’s architecture. The town seems like a fresco painting that has come to life. Liston’s elegant arcades hang over the marble paved square where the locals gather for a cup of coffee or a drink. The old town with its special design and quiet, narrow roads is the biggest preserved medieval town in Greece. Corfu also offers vast options for entertainment, with candlelit restaurants, romantic bars and vibrant nightclubs covering all tastes and styles.

ceptional natural beauty, vast sandy beaches and impressive landscapes are combined with a well-developed tourist infrastructure. The capital, Paroikia, welcomes the visitors with a pleasant buzz of travelers and locals that crowd the harbor. A few steps away, the white-washed alleys of the old town wind up all the way to the Venetian castle. The cosmopolitan town of Naoussa is a picturesque former fishermen village, with a nightlife that rivals the one of Mykonos. Paros is also one of the most famous windsurfing destinations of Europe, hosting windsurfing competitions every summer.

o sink and created what later became the island’s showpiece caldera. Even the beaches are part of the fairytale scenery, taking their names from the colors of the cliffs that hang above them. Still watched over by the smoldering volcano, the amphitheatrically built houses of the caldera attract thousands of visitors every year. Despite its rapid touristic development, the island has maintained its character. Candlelit cafés and a vibrant nightlife compliment the dreamlike setting of the caldera at Fira, the town of Santorini. Picturesque villages such as Perissa, Imerovigli and Perivolos are scattered all over the island, while visitors gather at Oia to enjoy Santorini’s famous sunsets.

e visitors were captivated by the serene landscapes and easy-going atmosphere and overtime, the island gained a reputation as an alternative vacation haven. The main village is a charming, friendly place, built around an imposing Enetic castle. The waterfront is quite busy, yet the streets run deep inland, leading to quiet alleys with flower filled houses. Attracting more sophisticated crowds, Antiparos is the ideal destination for those who wish to escape from the mainstream but still enjoy the peaceful landscapes and laid back lifestyle of the islands.

Heli was a popular holiday destination during the 60s and has managed to maintain its Greek identity. The coastline is laced with some wonderful beaches for all tastes. One can find organized beaches with sunbeds, water-sports and beach bars, as well as quiet pebble coves that are perfect for swimming. The entertainment options are various. The waterfront features many restaurants, cafes and bars, while the cosmopolitan island of Spetses is only a short distance by speedboat or water taxi.

t it became extremely popular. After the filming of “Captain Corelli's Mandolin” the world felt in love with Kefalonia’s beautiful landscapes and vivid life. Rugged mountains, pretty villages and beautiful beaches create a scenery of dramatic beauty. From Fiscardo to Levatho, from Paliki and Lixouri to Poros and Skala, the island is full of sand and pebbled beaches. The white sand beach of Myrtos is regarded as one of the best in Europe. Argostoli, the island’s capital, is a modern town with many places of interest that feature the island’s rich cultural heritage. The monuments, castles and remote monasteries are complimented by a wide range of entertainment venues and restaurants, making Kefalonia a perfect holiday getaway.

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ear. Our portfolio includes properties that cover all tastes and needs, from beach houses and elegant island homes to private estates and exclusive mansions. Our most popular villas are located at the Greek islands, which not only feature an amazing variety in landscapes, but also offer a wide range of activities that appeal to all tastes and lifestyles. The destinations we have selected range from secluded havens that are perfect for winding down and re-connecting with nature to cosmopolitan spots with high-end designer shops and a pulsing nightlife.