AMORGOS: FROM: 3.679€
Amorgos is authentic and beautiful with dramatic monastic destinations, imposing sea views, charming alleys and remarkable architecture. A secluded destination for you to enjoy!
ANTIPAROS: FROM: 2.404€
The islet of Antiparos, lying southwest of Paros, is ideal for a relaxed and serene holiday. The ancient name of Antiparos was Oliaros. A major Neolithic settlement has been unearthed at the neighbouring islet of Saliagos and it is considered to be the oldest in Cyclades. Are you ready to discover the magic of Antiparos?
MYKONOS: FROM : 2.293€
Mykonos, also known as the island of the winds, is located in the heart of the Cyclades and is one of the world-famous Greek islands, synonymous with cosmopolitanism and luxury holidays. Bright and airy in the daylight, charming and mysterious at night.
PAROS: FROM 2.474€
Paros is located in the center of the Cyclades and is one of the most popular holiday destinations, with unparalleled natural beauty, endless sandy beaches, crystal clear waters and impressive landscapes. It is a world-renowned, cosmopolitan resort with a very well-developed tourist infrastructure.
IOS: FROM: 2.927€
The first impression one gets upon arriving at the island is enchanting: the doll town (very close to Ormos port) welcomes travelers, amphitheatrically built on the slope of a hill, on top of which there are ruins of a medieval castle. It is a traditional settlement that has been declared preserved and is one of the best preserved examples of Cycladic architecture.
PATMOS: FROM: 3.983€
Patmos Island is globally known for its religious legacy, as it is the place where John the Evangelist (aka John the Theologian) wrote the Book of Revelation. Over the recent years, it has also become a destination preferred by nature lovers and other holidaymakers who seek to experience this location’s spiritual atmosphere in a setting of beautiful land & seascapes.
SPETSES: FROM: 2.021€
Known as Isola di Spezie under Venetian rule and Pityoussa (pine-clad) in ancient times, Spetses, at just 54 nautical miles from Athens, is a picturesque, car-free island with a unique architecture, naval history and culture. The island flourished during the early 18th century, developing into a significant naval power, dominating the major shipping routes of the Mediterranean.
PORTO HELI: FROM: 2.021€
Porto Heli is a popular haven for boat owners in the Peloponnese along with its neighbouring Ermioni village and Spetses Island. It offers a large number of lovely beaches, stately villas, luxury resorts, vivid nightlife and delicious fresh seafood. The natural harbour and the marina in Porto Heli has become a beloved summer destination for the rich and famous. Enjoy the green scenery along with the charming shores and turquoise waters.
SKIATHOS: FROM: 2.987€
Skiathos, the most cosmopolitan island in the Northern Sporades, is truly a paradise on earth, with lush pine forests and crystal-clear azure waters. The island is picturesque, unspoilt and blessed with more than 60 beautifully crystal clear waters and beaches. The most famous is Koukounaries, which is considered as the third most beautiful beach in the Mediterranean. When you add in its bustling nightlife, it is only natural that the island attracts thousands of young visitors every year!
SKOPELOS: FROM: 2.716€
Eye-catching landscapes; crystal clear waters next to golden coasts; traditional Pelion architecture; rugged natural landscapes and pure island atmosphere are what Skopelos adds up to. As the island’s land is mostly covered by a pine forest, the colour green will definitely cast a spell over you. It is part of the Sporades island group and it has three ports: Skopelos, Agnontas and Glossa. Its ancient Greek name was Peparithos, son of Dionysus and Ariadne, who is believed to have been the island’s first inhabitant, while its name today was given in Ptolemaios texts in the 2nd c.
AGIOS NIKOLAOS / ELOUNTA:
Agios Nikolaos (“Ag Nik” as the British visitors love to call it) is the capital town of Lassithi. Here, the bottomless salt lake Voulismeni dominates the area. A narrow channel of water connects the lake with the sea, while an imposing backdrop of red rock and trees adds to the natural beauty of the scenery. A small pine tree park lies above the lake, and a stone path leads to its southern section to a cute small harbour for fishing boats.
MILOS: FROM: 2.293€
Found in the southwest part of the Cyclades, this island has a handful of singular natural landscapes contributed by volcanic activity; mysterious rock formations, curious soil colours and numerous jaw dropping beaches. Besides having countless unique sights to see around the island, it also is the homeland of the renowned marble statue of Venus of Milo seen today in the Louvre Museum.
SANTORINI: FROM: 3.696€
Santorini, known since ancient times as Thira, is one of the most famous islands in the world. The fact that you can sit in front of the caldera, enjoy local dishes, a drink or a coffee while gazing at the remarkable beauty of an active volcano is priceless!
KOUFONISIA: FROM 3.078€
Koufonisia is the name of two little islands in the Lesser Eastern Cyclades: Ano Koufonisi and Kato Koufonisi are separated from each other by a 200 m. wide narrow strait. Nearby Naxos Island is located east, Amorgos is to be found west, as well as deserted Keros Island, which is a protected archaeological site where great ancient artefacts were unearthed, dated to the Cycladic Civilisation Period (a Bronze Age civilisation which flourished οn the Aegean Islands).
FOLEGANDROS: Bathed in the sunlight of the Aegean Sea FROM: 2.747€
One of the westerly Cyclades Islands, Folegandros is a place that will steal your heart away the moment you set foot on it. Stroll along the stone-paved streets of Chora and the alleys in the Castle, reach the top of Panagia Rock and enjoy the panoramic view of the Aegean Sea, go swimming in secluded or busy beaches, and admire the local traditional architecture of its villages: these are all part of a breathtaking setting – the ideal one for your holidays – that will place Folegandros on your must-visit list, more than once in your life.
METEORA: A Preserved and Protected Monument of Humanity
One of the greatest monuments of the world, protected by UNESCO and characterized by it as “A Preserved and Protected Monument of Humanity”, Meteora is the most important (after Aghios Oros) monastic center in Greece. The first ascetics came here in the 11th century. Meteora, however, flourished as a monastic center between the 13th and 14th century as many people who lived in the nearby areas embraced the monastic way of living.
DELPHI: Travel to the Navel of the Earth
Ancient Greeks believed that Delphi was the Navel of the Earth, a place seen as a spiritual focal point for all Greeks; it included many sanctuaries and the most prestigious oracle in all of ancient Greece. This is where Pythia, the high priestess, uttered the divine advice of god Apollo to mortals who travelled from across the world to seek a prophecy. Apart from Greeks, the Oracle was visited also by foreign leaders and dignitaries who were anxious to know the will of Apollo on important state affairs.
MYCENAE: Walking in the footsteps of the Myth!
Following in the footsteps of mythology
The charming and peaceful land of Argolida holds, within the bowels of its earth, one of the most important civilisations ever to see the light of day: the Mycenaean civilisation.
Mycenae – the city of the legendary Agamemnon
Homer and other writers of ancient Greek tragedy committed their names to memories which have passed into the collective unconscious of humanity. Agamemnon and Menelaus, Danaë and Perseus, Pelops and Atreus are the apparent forefathers of all of Europe, and the birthplace of all of these historical figures, is golden Mycenae.The earliest archaeological fragments indicate that the site of Mycenae was inhabited since the 7th millennium BC, from prehistoric times.
The Athos Peninsula, the easternmost part of Halkidiki with a 300 kl coastline and numerous certified blue flag beaches is an ideal summer destination, in North Greece.
The area reserved to the Orthodox Monastic community of Mount Athos (Agion Oros) with 20 monasteries and other dependencies, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988; however it is only open to religious tourism. Mount Athos overlooks the Northern Aegean Sea. A number of areas within are protected as part of the European Convention Natura 2000 network.
Climbing towering imposing cliffs; diving a seabed slumbering ancient shipwrecks; enchanting caves; magnificent beaches; hiking trails; picturesque island settlements. This is Kalymnos, an exciting destination waiting to be discovered from top to bottom, offering so much more than you can imagine!
Sing your flight!
