Cyclades, Greece

Kea is a hidden gem in the Aegean Sea, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty, history, and tranquility. Whether you're interested in exploring ancient ruins, hiking scenic trails, or simply enjoying the serene beaches, Kea has something to offer every traveler. ea has a rich history, and you can explore ancient ruins such as the Temple of Apollo in Karthea, which overlooks the sea. There are also Byzantine churches and medieval fortifications to discover. Kea is a hiker's paradise with numerous well-marked trails. The island's terrain is quite diverse, featuring valleys, hills, and peaks. One popular hike leads to the ancient Lion of Kea, a historic sculpture carved into a rock face. Don't forget to try the local acorn cookies!

Sifnos is famous for its excellent food, traditional pottery, and charming villages. It's a great place to experience authentic Greek culture. She has countless Churches very well preserved while Apollonia, the capital of Sifnos has many monasteries from the 13th and 14th century. From Apolonia you will have the chance to see the whole island and if the weather is good you can even see Syros or Paros. The best time to walk on the main street where all the churches are is during the sunset when all the lights are on. It's such a magical moment! And don't forget Kastro which is perhaps the nicest archeological village in Cyclades.

Amorgos is a serene and less touristy island known for its dramatic cliffs, crystal-clear waters, and the Monastery of Hozoviotissa, which is built into the cliffs. The Chora of Amorgos is so picturesque and her churches are so beautiful! Panagia Hozoviotissa is surrounded by rocks and founded by the Byzantine Emperor Alexios I Komnenos in 1088. She is worth visited. Her villages are so quiet and peaceful that have become a gathering place for thinkers and sophisticated people. And don't forget The Big Blue (Le Grand Bleu) by Luc Besson.

Milos is known for its unique geology, including colourful volcanic rocks and hidden sea caves. It's a quieter island with a focus on natural beauty. Explore the island's history and visit the catacombes and her 2 main museums, the Archaeology Museum and the Traditions Museum.

Ios is known for its youthful and lively nightlife scene. During the day, it offers beautiful beaches and a relaxed atmosphere. Her beaches are fantastic and untouched and if you want to truly explore her, you should follow the path from the port to her village which a breathtaking view.

Paros is famous for its lovely beaches, charming towns like Parikia and Naoussa, and water sports. It's a popular destination for families and water enthusiasts. Paros is next to Antiparos and Naxos and it's a good combo for both weekly and day cruises! Paros hosts various cultural events and festivals throughout the year, celebrating Greek traditions and arts. The local festivals often feature live music, dance, and local cuisine. Paros is a fantastic destination for those seeking a blend of culture, adventure, relaxation, and nightlife in a stunning Cycladic setting. Its versatility and accessibility make it a popular choice among travelers exploring the Greek islands.

The largest of the Cyclades, Naxos offers a mix of beautiful beaches, mountain villages, and ancient ruins. It's a great destination for both relaxation and cultural exploration. If you like food then you should definitely visit Naxos and don't forget to try the local delicacies like the graviera from Naxos. You will also need to explore the small villages which are one of a kind!

Perhaps the most famous of the Cyclades, Santorini is known for its breathtaking sunsets, unique volcanic landscapes, and charming villages perched on cliffs. It's a top destination for honeymooners and couples. Our favourite type of cruise in Santorini is, of course, the sunset cruises that end up with a marriage proposal. We love being part of your wedding memories!

Known for its vibrant nightlife, Mykonos is a party-goer's paradise. It also has beautiful beaches, traditional Greek architecture, and a lively atmosphere. Paraga beach and Kalafatis are some of our favourite swimming spots but Ornos is ideal for those who want to enjoy their dinner in a sea side restaurant. One thing is for sure, Mykonos get alive at night and that's why celebrities and jetsetters love her.