Known for its photogenic and dramatic coastline, Milos boasts over 70 diverse beaches, including the famous Sarakiniko and Papafragas, and is rich in minerals like obsidian and sulfur.
Milos:
Ideal for a long weekend with the art crowd, Hydra is car-free and known for its artistic heritage, hosting installations by prominent artists.
Hydra:
Famous for its culinary delights, Sifnos offers traditional dishes like revitháda and mastelo, along with innovative cuisine at places like Omega3 and Cantina.
Sifnos:
A hotspot for honeymooners and first-timers, Santorini features breathtaking views of its caldera, preserved ruins of Akrotiri, and renowned wineries.
Santorini:
Best for culture and off-season cachet, Syros features the vibrant city of Ermoupoli with its marble piazzas, festivals, and exquisite dining.
Syros:
Known for its authenticity and bohemian vibe, Folegandros offers charming squares in Hora, beautiful yet rugged beaches, and unique local dining.
Folegandros:
Ideal for antiquities and active adventures, Crete offers ancient ruins, stunning gorges like Samaria, and beautiful beaches.
Crete:
Characterized by its lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Corfu combines Venetian, British, and French influences with beautiful beaches and charming villages.
Corfu:
Renowned for its endless sandy beaches, Naxos offers pristine coastlines, historical kouros statues, and local delicacies. Recommended stays are Naxian on the Beach and Eye of Naxos Sky.
Naxos:
Ideal for naturists and purists, Serifos is known for its secluded beaches accessible via dirt roads or by boat, and a tranquil hilltop Hora with minimal nightlife.
Serifos: