Skiathos

With its beautiful beaches and buzzing nightlife, Skiathos is often referred to as the Mykonos of the Sporades group of islands close to mainland Greece.

Kea

The destination of choice among beach lovers and hikers, popular among visitors as well as Athenians thanks to its proximity to Athens. A place to explore and enjoy.

Thasos

Rhodes

One of the most visited Greek islands, also known as the Island of the Roses, famous for its beaches, ancient sites, medieval Old Town and amazing Valley of the Butterflies.

Mykonos

The hot spot of Greece with celebrity appeal. Whitewashed walls, iconic windmills, bustling beaches, thrilling water sports, and entertainment without end… 

Naxos

A windsurfer’s dream destination, Naxos unites impressive mountains, green valleys and gorges, churches, monasteries and castles that coexist with the Cycladic cubic architecture.

Kefalonia

Exotic sandy coves that never get overcrowded dot the rugged yet charming indented coastline with its limestone cliffs – a landscape chosen for Hollywood’s Captain Corelli’s Mandolin.

Amorgos

Off the beaten track and one of the most impressive Cycladic islands, its crystal clear waters surround sandy and pebbled beaches, rocky hills and intriguing caves.

Andros

Andros, one of the closest islands to Athens, offers you a charming blend of elegant architecture and interesting art museums in the town of Chora, alongside the island’s verdant landscape and fabulous beaches. 

Milos

The Aegean island of Milos with its signature horse-shoe shape is known for its dramatic cliffs and dozens of beaches, some bustling with tourists, others calm and secluded.  

Skopelos

A perfect example of unspoiled Greek island living… Its quiet beaches and green inland mountains are the antidote to the hectic pace and pressures of today’s urban lifestyle.

Yacht Weddings

Kythnos

Crete

Located in the Aegean, Greece’s largest island has it all: magical beaches, historical treasures, vibrant town and sleepy villages. A place to return to, again and again.

Corfu

Outstanding natural beauty, charming Venetian architecture, and traditional Greek island culture with a cosmopolitan touch make Corfu the most popular Ionian island.

Paros

The island of Paros combines whitewashed houses, paved streets and blue-domed churches with amazing beaches that are famous for their crystal clear water and golden sands.

Zante

An Ionian paradise that offers something for everyone, from stunning beaches to picturesque mountain village that honour the traditional Greek way of life and hospitality. 

Santorini

Arguably the most popular Greek island, it attracts all ages and temperaments with its beaches, towns, nightlife, active volcano, archaeology, romantic settings and preferred Greek wine!

Hidden Gems

Attica

Antiquity meets the present in the peninsula that encompasses Athens, Piraeus and a string of beaches around the Greek Riviera with its seafront glam.

Peloponnese

A peninsula in southern Greece, separated from the rest of the country by the Gulf of Corinth, this is where legends are born and memories are made among castles, mountains and beaches.

Agistri

This small Saronic Gulf island less than an hour by ferry boat from Athens is a well kept secret that balances pine forests and pristine sandy beaches, daytime tranquility and an intense nightlife. 

Halkidiki

A region in northern Greece with its trio of peninsulas that touch the body and the mind: fashionable cosmopolitan beaches, secluded coves, rich forests and inspiring monasteries.

Ios

This tiny party island captures the essence of the Greek Islands: hills that drop into the sea, clusters of white-washed blue-roofed houses, and lively entertainment along the sandy beaches.

Kos

The home of Hippocrates is this island of breathtaking beauty with its abundant beaches and monuments, cycling lanes and well developed tourist infrastructure. 

Patmos

This Dodecanese sister island of Rhodes and Kos is a World Heritage site, also known as ‘the Jerusalem of the Aegean’, where the Book of Revelations was written.