There is in the middle of the way of Naxos city – Kynidaroy at the top of Eastern valley of Melanwn above of very beautiful gardens with citrus fruits and

The vigilant guard of Heraklion stands at the entrance of the Venetian harbor, at the end of the western pier, eternally gazing at the Cretan Sea. Each historical period had

It is built in altitude between the 500 and 600 .These two departments link themselves with small bridge in Ryaka, in altitude of 540 metres, next to which is found

Some 5km after Palaeopolis, at the junction of Stravropeda, you can either turn left to Chora or drive straight ahead to the bay of Korthi. To the right, you will

The small fish village, the fame of which travels all around the world as one of the most photographed landmarks of Milos is located almost 4 km away from Adamas.

The “Sea Meteora”, as they call this volcanic miracle of nature at the southwestern tip of Milos, includes imposing grey and white rocks in strange shapes, caves and crystalline waters.

Nine kilometers to the west separate the picturesque fishing village and the capital of the island. Peaceful, relaxing, Blue Flag awarded, Kini is ideal for those who wish to have

This barren, mountainous, uninhabited and mysterious land oozes with inexplicable energy. They say that if you gaze at Keros from Ano Koufonisi on a full moon night, you will discern

Keramoti with Apeiranthos, Korono and Komiaki constitute a group of villages in Naxos which called “Smyridochoria”. At the inventory 2001 it had 76 residents. It is found precisely in the

Leaving Chora behind and heading to Kato Meria, you suddenly realize that the landscape changes. Here, at the southwestern part of the island, the scenery includes fields, farmhouses and domestic

A strait only 200 m wide separates it from Ano Koufonisi, yet when the boat stops at the old settlement of Panagia, you feel like time stands still in this

The main port of Amorgos and the best natural harbor of Cyclades is located almost at the center of the island, 6 km away from Chora. Once you set your

They say that the island was named by someone called “Tinos” who was the first man who got to live there. Another name attributed to Tinos was “Hydroussa” because of

The island of Syrii which is mentioned in Homer’s “Odyssey” can in all probability be identified as the Syros of today. The earliest signs of habitation are from the end

The story that Paros of Parrhasia colonized the island with Arcadians is an etymological fiction of the type that abounds in Greek legend. Ancient names of the island are said