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The "Island of the winds", popular among the jetsetters, has been blessed with many beaches. They are all one of a kind and everyone can choose their favorite one based on their own preferences. PARAGA This beach has reached a new level thanks to its top- notch beach clubs that have an incomparable experience of leisure and fine flavors in store...

Born by the fury of the elements, "forged" with lava and fire, "blessed" with views to Caldera and "coated" with volcanic beaches. The black land of Santorini is our modern Atlantis. The spectacular scenery of Santorini is unique across the globe. It is one of the most famous islands in the Aegean, offering a range of luxurious amenities and services,...

The once land of the hippies and parties is changing. In the meantime it evolved, but still has so much to give. Ios- the island of Homer and the eternal blue will stay young forever. Ios attracts large crowds of visitors from all over the world and is known as the Aegean party island. One of the southernmost Cycladic islands,...

Packed with picturesque fishing harbors, cosmopolitan ports, marble-lined villages, eye- catching beaches, luxurious resorts, Venetian castles and pirate stories, Paros sets out on a mission to captivate the hearts of every single visitor. Paros is the fourth largest island in the Cyclades and one of the most popular destinations of Greek and foreign visitors. It is located west of Naxos,...

Venetian aura, family atmosphere, emery villages and picturesque coastlines all come together in a unique way upon the largest Cycladic island. Watch as the locals heartily deliver a mastermind in islander hospitality. Naxos is the largest island of Cyclades and is located south of Mykonos and east  of Paros, 103 nautical miles from Piraeus.The capital and largest city is Chora...

The absolute essence of the Greek summer, a model of tourist development and a kingdom of Aegean lifestyle! Mykonos is the utter Greek destination. Here's a mini travel guide with everything you will need to experience on The Island of the Winds. Mykonos is the world famous island in the Aegean. It is located southeast of Tinos and east of...

Experience the divine intervention, go on a pilgrimage; visit the marble-lined villages; watch art being created before your eyes; admire the extravagant pigeon houses and the imposing granite rocks; what follows is our testament to our treasured island of Tinos. Tinos is part of the Northern Cyclades and is the third largest island in the Cyclades, following Naxos and Andros....

Charming like a real life painting, Andros uses its lush vegetation, running waters, rivers, bridges, canyons, castles and mansions to transport us to a magical world. Home to countless seamen, the Cycladic beauty is slice of heaven in the middle of the Aegean sea. The northernmost and second largest island of the Cyclades is located southeast of Evia, 36 nautical...

The customs and traditions on Skiathos have been preserved not as attractions but adapted to the daily lives of its inhabitants and visitors. The celebration on the 21st of November is a great religious event since Panagia Kounistra (whose saint's day it is) is the patron saint of the island. With faith and reverence, the icon of the Panagia (Virgin)...

The gastronomic delights of the island always were and continue to be special. In the past, fishermen exchanged the treasures of the sea for the farmers' vegetables and oil. This bartering created a fragrant cuisine based on seafood and "Horta" (wild greens). Fish stew (dentex, white grouper, and monkfish), fava (puree of yellow split peas) with sardines, "Tsoflia" (as the...