Samothrace

Samothrace, a relatively small island in the North Aegean near Turkey, has made one major contribution to world culture -…

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Kalamata

Magnificent Mt. Taygetos towers above a city that boasts modern cafes, beach bars, restaurants, hotels, markets, historic buildings, a significant…

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view of Kalamata marina with the boths on the port and many buildings

Kefalonia

Boasting a breathtaking natural landscape with exotic beaches, picturesque fishing villages and magical underground caves, Kefalonia is one of the…

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Sikinos

Tiny Sikinos lies between Ios and Folegandros on the less-frequented boat route along the southern rim of the Cyclades island…

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Skinos from above with illuminated houses and the sea by night

Rhodes

The basic elements of Rhodes’s cuisine were shaped by centuries of conquerors from East and West. Ottomans Turks, Venetians, Franks, and…

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Illuminated old towers at Rhodes by night

Sifnos

Sifnos, with its semi-mountainous but fertile land, was known in antiquity for its inhabitants well-being and longevity thanks to its…

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Greece

Kalymnos

For the arid and rocky Kalymnos, the sea has always been the only exit for residents. Generously, it provided the…

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view from cave of the sea surrounded by mountains

Milos

Milos is a natural laboratory with veins of rare ores and metals. Its numerous small coves feature syrmata, boat shelters carved…

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boat shelters carved directly into the rock at Milos island

Ios

Homer’s homeland, Ios has both beauty and grace – and is famed for both its nightlife, which stretches into the…

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windmill house and houses and blue sky in the background
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Illuminated old towers at Rhodes by night

Rhodes

The basic elements of Rhodes’s cuisine were shaped by centuries of conquerors from East and West. Ottomans Turks, Venetians, Franks, and…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
Greece

Sifnos

Sifnos, with its semi-mountainous but fertile land, was known in antiquity for its inhabitants well-being and longevity thanks to its…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
view from cave of the sea surrounded by mountains

Kalymnos

For the arid and rocky Kalymnos, the sea has always been the only exit for residents. Generously, it provided the…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
boat shelters carved directly into the rock at Milos island

Milos

Milos is a natural laboratory with veins of rare ores and metals. Its numerous small coves feature syrmata, boat shelters carved…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
windmill house and houses and blue sky in the background

Ios

Homer’s homeland, Ios has both beauty and grace – and is famed for both its nightlife, which stretches into the…

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  • Gastronomic & Historic Sites
small payment street at Kythnos with white houses with blue windows on the both sides

Kythnos

Kithnos, or Thermia as some locals prefer, is a quaint island known for its casual, fun-loving atmosphere and welcoming residents…

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millhouse at Serifos and white buildings on the mountain and the sea in the background

Serifos

Serifos, the island of somber mines and proud history, conceals beneath its soil iron and magnetite, dubbed Hercules’s stone as…

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pavement street at Chora of Folegandros with white houses and blue windows on the both sides

Folegandros

The island’s capital, Hora, ranks among the Cyclades’s most alluring villages. The island’s beaches, lapped by crystalline waters, soothe body…

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