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Andros

Andros is a surprisingly verdant island. A network of footpaths and country roads, via the pine and mulberry forests, lead to villages and mountain springs. The island has a fascinating archaeological and cultural heritage, wit..

Antiparos

Antiparos is a very popular day trip destination. Yet the 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..

Athens

Athens is bubbling with a thriving culinary scene, unique retail options and, a bevy of cultural offerings. At its heart, the sight of the Parthenon salutes you and the wide pedestrian sidewalks below call for strolling. Headin..

Corfu

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 Fren..

Crete

It is no wonder that Crete is loved by Greeks and foreigners alike. Wild nature, rich culture, amazing gastronomy, vibrant traditions and unique climate make for an all-year-round destination, with every season offering distinc..

Hydra

After a two-hour boat journey from Athens, the port and town of Hydra, spread over two hills, beckons like a sight for sore eyes. The island’s rich naval history is reflected by the old and beautifully restored mansion, museums..

Kea / Tzia

Kea or Tzia is the northern and one of the bigger islands of the Cycladic complex and a natural bridge connecting the mainland to the rest of the Cycladic isles. The island’s mountainous interior hides verdant valleys carpeted ..

Kefalonia

Kefalonia is the largest of the Ionian Islands and one of the most famous sailing destinations in the Mediterranean. The island has always been prosperous and cosmopolitan thanks to its tradition of sailing and trading. Aside f..

Koufonissia

Kato Koufonissi, a secluded paradise with an almost tropical landscape, is more or less uninhabited. Pano Koufosnisi is the only developed among the three, with about 350 inhabitants, and has become very popular over the last d..

More Greece

Myth, history and reality converge at every island or mountain village in Greece and they all have their unique story to tell. From the spectacular beaches of Chalkidiki to the traditional atmosphere of Samos, you can be part o..

Mykonos

A long time has passed since the ‘60s, when Aristotle Onassis and his eponymous friends used to stroll the town and Mykonos still fascinates travelers from all over the world. The locals have managed the extraordinary task of c..

Paros

Sandy beaches, vibrant entertainment (for those who want it), adventure, archaeology and a well-developed tourist infrastructure: Paros truly has something for everyone. The capital, Parikia, welcomes you with a lively mix of t..

Patmos

The elegant medieval town of Chora is characterized by labyrinthine cobblestone alleys overflowing with bougainvillea and whitewashed houses, nestled below the Byzantine ramparts of the monastery of St. John. By day, a spe..

Peloponnese

The legendary land of Peloponnese has a history rooting as far back as Ancient Greece. It is the home of the first ever Olympic Games, the setting of Homer’s epic tales, the scene where civilizations flourished and kings roamed..

Porto Heli

Natural bays and sheltered coves provide conditions conducive to a plethora of water sports, making it easy to venture out by boat – private or water taxi – to visit the attractive neighboring islands of the Argosar..

Santorini

The surreal landscape of Santorini is the result of a huge volcanic eruption that took place 3.500 years ago and created what later became the island’s showpiece, the caldera. Even the beaches are part of the fairytale scenery,..

Sifnos

Sifnos possesses some unique features that make it stand out from the rest of the Cyclades. The island masks its charms behind a seemingly barren setting of hills, which gives way to a rich landscape. Olive groves, almond trees..

Spetses

The island of Spetses retains much of the grandeur and elegance of its past, back when it was an important maritime trading center. This naval tradition is reflected in the island’s architecture. Spetses is the greenest island ..

Syros

Cultural offerings, top-notch festivals, art exhibitions and concerts/performances, characterize Syros. The capital, the inviting port city of Ermoupolis, boasts a distinct style, greatly a result of the Venetian occupation in ..

Tinos

Chora, the pleasantly animated main town, has a cluster of Catholic and Orthodox churches, fine delicatessens for local products, shops and dining options.The Venetian fortress of Exomvourgo crowns the rocky hills, a guiding pi..