ISLANDS

The little island of the Saronic Bay with the pine trees, the calmness and the noble character. Just a breath away from Athens, the island of Poros awaits for you to explore it and love it like George Seferis and Henry Miller did.

Hydra is the most famous island of the Saronic Gulf. It's a historic island, with a great nautical tradition, very active during the 1821 War of Independence against the Turks. Today it's one of the most developed islands in the Mediterranean Sea, with an intense cosmopolitan character.

Romantic and untouched by time, a popular destination for thousands of vacationers every year. The fact that there are no motor cars in the island, and transports are made either on foot or by donkeys and sea taxis, adds a fascinating sense of tranquility.

Just one hour away from the port of Piraeus, the island of Agistri is one of the best choices for those who want to spend their vacation near Athens. A small heaven-on-earth with its pine trees hugging the blue-green waters of the Saronic Gulf. An ideal place for those who enjoy calm and peace, water sports or even an intense nightlife.

Aegina is the second largest island of the Saronic Gulf. It's a heaven-on-earth, very close to Athens, an ideal place for one-day excursions and getaways all year long. It is famous for its vegetation and of course for its famous pistachios.

When you arrive in Aegina, you will be welcomed by the Church Saint Nicholas the Thalassinos and the neoclassical houses that were built when Aegina was the capital of Greece. The mansions, the traditional shops and the fish taverns create a friendly and warm ambiance for the visitors.

Skiathos is one the most dreamy and verdant Greek islands.

It has more that sixty beaches with golden-white sand and crystal-clear waters. The island is famous for its nightlife that places it among the top destinations for young people.

If either you want a vacation with your family and prefer a peaceful environment, or you are with friends looking for adventures, Skiathos is the right place. Furthermore, if you are a romantic type, the island has an amazing view from the port of Skiathos town, where you can relax gazing at the sea exactly across the Castle in Bourgi.

Alonissos belongs to the Sporades island complex and it is one of the six ecological islands of Europe. The deep blue of the sea is harmoniously combined with the green of the pine trees, while the colorful little villages and the traditional architecture come along with the natural environment and the hospitable islanders.

Most of the inhabitants of Alonissos live in the port of Patitiri, which is the administrative center of the island.

Tinos, the third largest Cycladic island, has managed to harmonically combine religious tradition with art and culture.

Sikinos is an ideal destination for those who want to have a peaceful and relaxing vacation. It's a small Cycladic island between Ios and Folegandos. It's a mountainous barren island, oblong in shape, with its longest road not exceeding the eight kilometers.

Chora, its capital, is situated on the edge of a steep rock, offering

Sifnos is one of the southwest Cyclades islands close to Paros, Kimolos and Serifos. Ιt's a mountainous island with four parallel sierras crossing its area. It has a large diversity of tourist accommodation and many entertainment places like cafés, bars and wonderful taverns with local delicacies, as Sifnos is renowned for its gastronomic art, being the birthplace of the legendary chef Nicholaos Tselementes, the so-called "kitchen wizard".

Serifos  is an island of the west Cyclades, between Kythnos and Sifnos, It's one of the most beautiful islands, as it combines the beauty of nature and a characteristic architecture which remains unaltered. You will be enchanted by the colorful villages, the beautiful beaches and definitely Chora, the capital town.

Chora was built amphitheatrically on a rocky hill over the port of Livadi, where you can see the ruins of the Venetian Castle, while on the top of the hill you can find the Church of Agios Constantinos.