Destinations

Athens

A modern city that has kept its history and heritage through sites, monuments, culture and its inhabitants. The center of Athens has kept all its beauty and is very rich from its past. Blessed by a sunne weather, you can walk around the Plaka area, the Thission, Monastiraki, where you will admire 200 years neoclassical buildings, centuries old archeological sites, with the Acropolis predominant. Many orthodoxes churches can be visited, with a very rich decoration like the Metropolitan or Kapnikarea, and also many museums will fill out your time, like the National Archological museum, Byzantine museum, New Acropolis museum, and many others. It is a city where you get never bored, and the you will enjoy your nights, with modern bars and restaurant, or local places like the bouzoukias.

Santorini

Santorini, is described a sthe black pearl of the Aegean Sea. Taking her name from Santa Irini , the island had a tremenduous volcanic erutpion, thousands of year ago, disapearing a civilisation. Today it is one of the most visited places on earth, with it unique landscapes on the volcanoe, the sea, and the incredible sunsets. The island has a national museum to vist and the archeoligical site of Akrotiri. It is on eof the most chosen island for romance.

Mykonos

Mykonos, is located at 5 hours boat from Athens. It is known for its cosmopolitan visitors, and crazy parties. But it has many places where you can relax. Known also for its dozens of beautifull beaches, do not miss the Delos island, wich is a whole island of archeological remains dedicated in the god Apollon.

Paros

The simplicity and beauty shines in this one island. When you look around the hills and villages will feel that a great modern artist designed the contour, with slopes and inclines that give a poem design.

Milos

Milos is located in the northwestern Cyclades, 86 nautical miles from Piraeus and roughly midway between Piraeus and Crete. Adamantas, a broad natural harbor and one of the largest in the Mediterranean, has played a major role in the island’s history and economy, in concert with Milos’s mineral wealth.

Amorgos

Amorgos, the most eastern island of the Cyclades, seems to protect the eastern Small Cyclades due to its oblong shape. It stands proudly at the centre of the Southern Aegean Sea acting as the crossroad where the North meets the South.

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