Explore the Destinations

Just an hour from Athens — the magnificent Temple of Aphaia, pistachio orchards and charming neoclassical architecture.

A tiny, remote island with just a handful of residents — for those who truly want to escape and find Greece at its most elemental.

At the heart of Greece's first National Marine Park — pristine waters, rare monk seals, a restored medieval village and total tranquillity.

Dramatic cliffs, the iconic Hozoviotissa Monastery clinging to the rock face, and a wild, end-of-the-world beauty.

The last island before the open sea — a monastic rock with a dramatic monolith, wild beaches and an atmosphere of total escape.

Lush valleys, ancient stone paths, waterfalls and elegant neoclassical Chora — Andros is the Cyclades' best-kept secret.

Shaped like a butterfly, Astypalaia has a magnificent Venetian castle, whitewashed Chora and a wonderfully remote feel.

A car-free island of neoclassical mansions, a single village and a profound peace — Halki is the perfect antidote to busy island life.

The only place in the world where mastic resin is harvested — medieval villages, Byzantine monasteries, dramatic windmills and a proud, independent spirit that sets it apart from every other Greek island.

Lush green hills, a UNESCO-listed old town with Venetian architecture, and some of the most beautiful coves in the Ionian Sea.

Greece's largest island — ancient Minoan palaces, dramatic gorges, mountain villages, long sandy beaches and exceptional cuisine.

A tiny island off the southern Peloponnese with Simos beach — a double lagoon of white sand and turquoise water that rivals the Caribbean.

A dramatic clifftop Chora, the church of Panagia perched above the sea and an unspoilt beauty that rewards those who seek it out.

No cars, no motorbikes — just donkeys, cobbled lanes, elegant stone mansions and a harbour that has inspired artists for generations.

One of the world's Blue Zones — Ikarians live longer, eat well, dance late and embrace a philosophy of joyful, unhurried living.

Famous for its beaches and sunsets — Ios has matured into a destination that offers beauty and charm alongside its lively reputation.

The legendary home of Odysseus — dramatic scenery, quiet coves, traditional villages and an unhurried pace that feels truly timeless.

The world capital of sport climbing — dramatic limestone cliffs, a proud sponge-diving heritage, a colourful harbour and some of the finest seafood in the Dodecanese.

Dramatic mountain scenery, traditional villages where old customs survive, and some of the most unspoilt beaches in Greece.

One of Greece's most remote islands — a proud seafaring history, traditional villages and an authenticity that is increasingly rare.

Greece's most easterly island — a tiny, colourful harbour, the Blue Cave and a remoteness that makes arrival feel like a real discovery.

The closest Cycladic island to Athens — ancient ruins, hiking trails, a beautiful Chora and beaches that feel far from the crowds.

Home to the breathtaking Myrtos beach, the magical Melissani cave lake and unspoilt nature that inspired Captain Corelli's Mandolin.

Tiny, traditional and almost entirely tourist-free — Kimolos offers a glimpse of Cycladic life as it was decades ago.

The birthplace of Hippocrates — ancient ruins, a lively harbour town and some of the finest sandy beaches in the Dodecanese.

Two tiny islands with some of the most beautiful beaches in the Cyclades — Pori beach is simply extraordinary.

The island of Aphrodite — remote, romantic and utterly unspoilt, with Byzantine churches, waterfalls and wild, empty beaches.

Traditional Cycladic life, natural thermal springs, beautiful beaches and a complete absence of mass tourism.

Connected to the mainland by a causeway, Lefkada's west coast beaches — particularly Porto Katsiki — are among Greece's finest.

A tiny island of extraordinary beauty — just a few hundred residents, crystal-clear water and a tranquillity that is deeply restorative.

A vast, volcanic island of wide sandy beaches, ancient ruins and a proud local culture — Lemnos rewards those who venture to the northern Aegean with genuine authenticity and very few crowds.

Fascinating Italian Art Deco architecture, a magnificent castle, tranquil bays and a warm, unhurried island atmosphere.

Vast olive groves, traditional villages, a petrified forest and the charming port town of Mytilene — Greece at its most authentic.

A tiny, unspoilt island off Lefkada — turquoise bays, traditional tavernas and a pace of life that feels genuinely timeless.

Extraordinary volcanic landscapes, the lunar Sarakiniko beach, colourful fishing villages and the island where the Venus de Milo was found.

Windmills, whitewashed lanes, glamorous beach clubs and a vibrant atmosphere that buzzes from dawn to dusk.

The largest Cycladic island — fertile valleys, marble villages, ancient temples and the longest, least-crowded beaches in the group.

A living volcano — walk into the caldera, visit the black-and-white village of Nikia and enjoy the therapeutic thermal springs.

Naoussa's pretty fishing harbour, Parikia's old town, excellent beaches and a relaxed atmosphere that appeals to all ages.

The sacred island of the Apocalypse — the hilltop Monastery of St John, the Cave of the Apocalypse and a wonderfully peaceful atmosphere.

One of Greece's smallest inhabited islands — olive groves, sea caves, turquoise coves and a magical, intimate atmosphere.

A charming small island separated from the Peloponnese by a narrow channel — pine forests, a pretty clock tower and easy access from Athens.

One of Greece's most remote and historically significant islands — a hero of the War of Independence, with wild beaches of extraordinary turquoise beauty and an atmosphere of total escape.

A tiny island between Kalymnos and Kos — a sandy crescent bay, crystal-clear water, a traditional village and the slow rhythm of a truly peaceful escape.

A medieval walled city, ancient ruins at Lindos, long sandy beaches and a year-round warm climate make Rhodes endlessly rewarding.

Verdant mountains, ancient temples, excellent local wine and a relaxed pace that feels a world away from the busier Cyclades.

The world's most photographed island — caldera views, blue-domed churches, volcanic beaches and legendary sunsets over the Aegean.

A dramatic, rugged island with a spectacular hilltop Chora, wild landscapes, excellent beaches and very few tourists.

The gastronomic heart of the Cyclades — beautiful pottery villages, excellent local cuisine, hiking trails and lovely beaches.

One of the least-visited Cycladic islands — a beautiful Chora, ancient ruins and a simplicity that feels like stepping back in time.

Pine-fringed beaches, crystal-clear water and a lively harbour town — Skiathos packs a great deal of beauty into a small island.

Densely forested hills, traditional stone villages and the famous clifftop chapel of Agios Ioannis — the real Mamma Mia island.

A fascinating island with a distinct culture, unique Carnival traditions, wild ponies and a dramatic clifftop Chora.

Pine-scented lanes, horse-drawn carriages, elegant mansions and a proud naval history — Spetses has a unique, refined character.

Pastel neoclassical mansions cascading down to a stunning harbour, the magnificent Panormitis Monastery and crystal-clear coves.

The elegant neoclassical capital of the Cyclades — Ermoupoli's grand squares, opera house and colourful hillside houses are a revelation.

Greece's most northerly island — lush green forests, marble beaches, ancient ruins and a gentle pace perfect for a relaxing stay.

A peaceful nature reserve island — medieval castles, wildflowers, migrating birds and a commitment to sustainable living.

A place of pilgrimage and extraordinary marble craftsmanship — Tinos rewards those who venture beyond the famous church.

Home to the iconic Navagio Shipwreck Beach, the loggerhead sea turtle nesting beaches of Laganas Bay and some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in the Ionian.