1Kythnos
Often overlooked, Kythnos offers an authentic Cycladic experience rooted in wellness, tradition, and simplicity. The island is known for its natural hot springs, which have been used since antiquity by locals rather than tourists.
Villages like Dryopida and Chora maintain a strong sense of identity, with local festivals, traditional music, and crafts still part of everyday life. Kythnos feels lived-in, not curated.
The beaches are unpretentious, the tavernas family-run, and the pace refreshingly slow. It’s an island that invites visitors to adapt to local life rather than expect it to adapt to them.
