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Chania
Chania, the most poetic city of Crete when you walk through it leaves you with a pleasant taste of beauty. Built on the ruins of ancient Kidonia it has seen and survived many invaders, but has also tasted civilizations that left their marks on building faces, castles, walls, antiquities, monasteries and churches.
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Corfu
Corfu, the wooded isle of the Phaeacians, Odysseeus’ last stop on his long journey home to Ithaca, is the best known of the Ionian islands. View the list of Corfu Hotels, private villas, studios and apartments and make your booking today.
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Crete
You don’t have the right image of Crete if you visit only the famous palaces of Knossos and Phaistos, or the rooms of Heraklion’s superb Archaeological Museum. Visit Crete Hotels, pricate villas, studios and apartments and make your booking today.
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Ios
Ios Island, the coastline of this predominantly mountainous island with its countless chapels, its olive trees, its vineyards and its limpid air, is adorned with small, attractive coves. Those features combine with the crystal-clear sea, the superb sandy beaches and the good range of amenities to make los a magnet for tourists.
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Ithaca
Throughout the ages Ithaca has been known as the home of Odysseus. For years Homer’s hero wandered before he finally returned to his island kingdom. Though he visited beautiful, exotic, far-flung lands, Ithaca never left his mind for a moment. View the list of Ithaca Hotels, private villas, studios and apartments and make your booking today.
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Paros
Paros, the third-largest of the Cyclades after Naxos and Andros, has developed into an important centre of tourism in recent years. Gently rolling hills surround the centre and south-east of the island, which is predominantly agricultural and is occupied by endless vineyards, and lock within themselves the famous Parian marble.
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Rhodes
The largest of the Dodecanese, Rhodes (or Rodos) has become an important regional Center, thanks to its location, climate and natural attractions.
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Samos
Samos, one of the most easterly Aegean islands just a stone’s throw from the coast of Asia Minor, is renowned for its wines, particularly for the white muscat wine found nowhere else.
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Santorini
Santorini, one of the best-known of the Cyclades, differs from the other islands in the group thanks to its geological morphology, the result of action by a volcano now dormant. The landscape on the western side of the island, where towering cliffs crowned by tiny and blindingly-white houses plunge straight into the depths of the sea. View Santorini Hotels, private villas, studios and apartments and make your booking today.
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Sifnos
Sifnos Island, the island was famous in ancient times for the wealth, which came from its gold and silver mines and the quarries of Sifnos stone. It enjoyed great prosperity in Classical times, as can be seen from its Treasury, dedicated to Apollo at Delphi.
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Thessaloniki
“And may she be named Thessaloniki”, said King Philip of his first daughter. Later, Kassandros, Alexander the Great’s general who succeeded him on the throne, married the young princess and gave her name to the city he founded (316-317 B.C.).
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Zakynthos
Zakinthos, the southernmost of the Ionian islands, owes its name to the son of Dardanos, the king of Troy, who according to myth built the first city here. Visit Zakynthos hotels, private villas, studios and apartments and make your booking today.
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