The island offers a stunning shoreline coupled with crystalline emerald waters, golden sandy beaches and hidden swimming caves. Narrow cobbled stone alleys and...

Corfu town is recognized by unesco as a world heritage site, a little gem of a city that shines with a profusion of impressive architectural elements of its...

Crete is a uniquely diverse island: You can admire the remnants of brilliant civilizations, explore glorious beaches, impressive mountainscapes, fertile valleys...

Hydra is the most impressive island in the Argo Saronic Gulf. Due to its close distance to Athens, it gets very popular in the summer months. Explore the wild...

Kea island also known as Tzia, is a small island close to Athens belonging to the northern Cyclades. It is interestingly only 12 nautical miles off Sounion – the...

Part of a cluster of islands called the smaller Cyclades, Koufonisia offer off the beaten track choices for relaxed holidays that will make you remember your...

Uber-trendy Mykonos, regularly included in Top World Island Lists, is a rather small island in the Cyclades drawing every year an amazing mix of jetsetters,...

The island of Paros, rising out of the sea in the heart of the Cyclades, with its unrivalled natural landscapes and its golden beaches offers a unique holiday...

A small Greek island in the complex of the Dodecanese, Patmos has gained worldwide recognition as the holy place where St John wrote the Book of Revelation and as...

Porto Heli is a small town, in the peninsula of Argolida, in the eastern Peloponnese that comes alive in the summer. Most festivals and events are held that time,...

Santorini, a mythical island: essentially what remained after an enormous volcanic eruption that created a giant, central, rectangular lagoon with high, steep...

Serifos is a very interesting island morphologically with numerous sandy beaches and a beautiful capital perched on the top of a steep hill.

Sifnos is a little blessed island in the western Cyclades- «the richest of all its neighbours» according to the historian Herodotus!

Although Syros belongs to the Cyclades islands, its architecture is more Medieval than Cycladic.