Sifnos has a dreamlike quality. A string of three whitewashed villages, anchored by the capital Apollonia, sit like pearls along the crest of the island.
Milos is a charming island famous throughout the world for the masterpiece of the Venus de Milo, a statue found buried on the island in the 19th century and now is in Louvre’s Museum in Paris.
The third largest of the Cyclades has developed into an important center of tourism in recent years.
One of the most famous and cosmopolitan of the Greek islands. Renowned discotheques and nightclubs attract Athenian show business personalities as well as non-Greek tourism.
Ios’ image has long been linked to holiday sun, sea and fun, with a reputation for nonstop booze-fuelled partying.
Santorini Greece offers one of the most spectacular landscapes in the world.
Koufonisia’s star is on the rise, becoming a fashionable island for in-the-know visitors and referred to by locals as ‘the Mykonos of the Small Cyclades’.