The Cyclades

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Mykonos, one of the most popular islands in Greece, needs little introduction. The sea and the beaches of Mykonos are amongst the most beautiful in Europe and Mykonos generally appeals to those looking for stylish resorts and a lively scene.

Chora (Mykonos town) & other villages as well, are picturesque, keeping intact the traditional Cycladic style with whitewashed houses and blue windows.

Santorini of course has the iconic views from the rim of the collapsed caldera. It's iconic picture postcard Greece and there are some sensational luxury and boutique resorts.

Located in the heart of Cyclades, Naxos, the largest island of the Cyclades, is full of natural beauty and unique scents, with a rich and long history.

Paros is one of the largest and one of the most beautiful islands of the Cyclades, situated about halfway between Athens and Santorini.

Of the other Cycladic Islands, Ios, Andros, Milos, Sifnos, Folegandros and Tinos offer more low-key Greek Island getaways.

Luxury Mykonos Escapes

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Boutique & Luxury Hotels

Enjoy Lively Mykonos

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Luxury Santorini Escapes

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Boutique & Luxury Resorts

Iconic Greek Island

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Cyclades Cruise

Cruise the Cycladic Islands on a week-long tall ship cruise from Athens.

Athens to Athens

Star Flyer

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Tall Ship Cruise

Cyclades Island Hopping

Enjoy island hopping in the Cyclades, including Paros, Naxos & Santorini, with a 2 night stay in Athens included.

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Naxos, Paros, Santorini

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Athens to Santorini

Discover the best of Athens and the Peloponnese before island hopping to Santorini. A great mix of culture and Greek islands.

Milos, Folegandros, Santorini

Private Touring

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Athens, Santorini & Crete

Discover the best of Athens before heading to Santorini & Crete. A great mix of culture, scenery and discovery.

Self Drive in Crete

Classic Greek Holiday

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Santorini

Classically known as Thera and officially Thira, the picturesque island of Santorini dots the South Aegean Sea.

Some destinations have stunning beaches and breathtaking natural landscapes, while others have extraordinary ancient cities and excellent restaurants.

The popular Greek island of Santorini is blessed with all of these attractive features and more. This lovely volcanic island in the Cyclades lies in the middle of the Aegean and is well known for its strikingly white cliff-side homes with their pretty deep blue rooftops.

Visitors will be treated to dramatic ocean views, pristine beaches, traditional Grecian architecture, many fascinating historical sites, fine dining, and numerous, excellent local wineries.

With all of this on offer, it is little wonder that this remarkably romantic island has become one of the world’s most popular island getaways.

Mykonos

Out of all of the Cyclades - the group of islands that surround the sacred Greek island of Delos - Mykonos is perhaps the most famous.

It is known for its gorgeous green rolling hills, exquisite beaches and the glamorous, cosmopolitan crowd that typically holidays here.

While Mykonos makes for an ideal base for archaeological day trips to the nearby islands, the island itself has plenty to offer.

Spend your days exploring the quaint winding alleyways strewn with iconic whitewashed houses; sailing around the picturesque harbour and out into the glistening Aegean Sea; unwinding on the idyllic beaches, and dining in the numerous fine restaurants.

If it’s unforgettable nightlife, a bit of luxury, and plenty of natural beauty you are after, Mykonos is a great Greek Island destination.

Naxos

Situated in the Aegean Sea, the Greek island of Naxos is the largest of the Cyclades Archipelago.

Its fertile landscape features ancient ruins, quaint mountain villages with sheep-dotted slopes, and vast stretches of magnificent beaches.

With their crystal-clear waters, soft white sands and watersports such as swimming, windsurfing, kitesurfing and surfing on offer, the beaches here provide the ultimate holiday experience, while the island’s lush interior makes it an ideal destination for hiking and mountain biking enthusiasts.

Make sure to visit the mysterious Cave of Zas, filled with incredible stalactite formations and dedicated to Zeus in ancient times.

The wide variety of historic attractions includes breathtaking Venetian mansions, Byzantine country churches, and the medieval old quarter of Kastro, with its centuries-old stone paving, arches and buildings.

Milos

The volcanic island of Milos or Melos is the southwesternmost island in the Greek Cyclades group. Boasting some intriguing heritage, arguably the most beautiful beaches in the Aegean, and an excellent fresh seafood culinary scene, the island is a holiday paradise.

More than 70 stunning beaches form part of an intricate network of geological formations, creating mesmerising, ever-changing, art-like scenes of multiple colours and shapes.

Swim, snorkel and dive in warm, turquoise waters through tunnels and arches; explore ancient pirates' chambers cut out of the stone; or try lamb or fish cooked in the geothermal sand at Paleochori Beach.

Milos is home to the ruins of a 7000-seater amphitheatre, highly significant catacombs, a castle, and numerous folk art (and other) museums. Art enthusiasts can discover the famous Milos Venus statue, and night owls will delight in the thriving nightlife at Adamantas.

Folegandros

Folegandros, identifiable by its towering cliffs dotted with elegant white homes, is a small but charming Greek island, that, together with the Sikinos, Ios, Anafi and Santorini, forms the southern part of the Cyclades.

Less metropolitan than the rest, Folegandros is a true Greek gem that hosts mouth-watering cuisine, pristine beaches, beautiful turquoise waters, and alluring secluded coves.

Travellers can meander along the port village of Karavostasi; tour the sprawling orchards and ancient-ruins of Ano Meria; and explore the traditional taverns, shops and bars in the quaint medieval town of Chora.

The best way to explore the wondrous crystalline coves and prehistoric caves of Folegandros is during a leisurely boat trip; while the famed beaches and lush interiors can be enjoyed during a leisurely hike. Don't miss the awe-inspiring Church of Panagia.