Independent

Mykonos is far from conservative, as it’s known for its rowdy beach parties and crazy nightlife. In the “Ibiza of Greece,” you’re never far from a party at any point in the day.

Paros is a beautiful island located in the heart of the Cyclades. The island is known for its crystal clear waters, unrivalled Byzantine footpaths, and breathtaking landscapes. Visitors to Paros can enjoy its stunning beaches, traditional villages, and incredible natural beauty.

With its bright green hills, rich green valleys and uninterrupted line of golden beaches, Rhodes is truly a blessed place. In Rhodes, every corner of the town, every stone on the island hides a small part of its 2400-year history.

Designated as “Holy Island” by the Greek Parliament in 1981 as well as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999, Patmos is believed to be the place where Saint John wrote the Book of Revelation. Patmos is an ideal destination for nature lovers thanks to its lace-like coastline, sheer cliffs, and volcanic soil.

“In the middle of the wine-dark sea is a country called Crete, lovely and prosperous, surrounded by water, densely inhabited, and with ninety cities” says Homer.

Náxos is the biggest and the greenest island in Cyclades with impressively high mountains, fertile valleys, lush green gorges, stunning seascapes and traditional villages.

But a pilgrimage is not the only reason for getting to know the amazing island of Tinos, with the beautiful beaches and the 40 traditional villages, or, according to the philosopher Kastoriadis, the “hand-made Tínos”.

The beautiful whitewashed Cycladic Islands, Crete, the largest and south most Greek Island, and the Peloponnese with Monemvassia and Nafplion and their historical treasures. The crystal clear waters of Kythira. Hydra, the hidden gem of the Aegean.…