Also known as Therassia, a sister island of Santorini which once was connected to the main island Thera, until the volcanic eruption around 1600 B.C. caused the partial collapse of the volcanic complex.

The island’s little port of Korfos welcomes tourists coming for their short trips from Santorini. The island is a place of natural beauty, where time stopped decades ago.

Once you get there you will see a lot of abandoned houses and undeveloped fields, which contribute to the island’s raw charm.

Named after the son of King Minos, it is a wonderful destination for those who want to chill out or do some relaxing hiking to its secluded beaches.

Relatively undiscovered by mass tourism attracts writers and artists seeking inspiration.

Is a secluded island located between Ios and Folegandros, characterised by its laid-back atmosphere.

The island attracts those who seek peaceful and quiet holidays as it has all the charm of Cyclades but without the hustle and bustle of the more popular islands.

A very busy island, especially popular for its nightlife and parties. The island boasts 75 km of sandy beaches, 33 in total and turquoise coastlines.

The architecture of Ios is typically Cycladic with its wonderful main village Chora perched on the top of the hill.

The place becomes very busy at night but if you visit it in the early evening hours, you will enjoy the charm of tranquil traditional Greek village.