Samos

Samos island is next to the Asia Minor coast, from which it is separated by only 1.6-kilometres. This island is also an exception in the Aegean Sea because it is green and with lots of vegetation.

Serifos

Serifos is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea, located in the western Cyclades, south of Kythnos and northwest of Sifnos. This picturesque island has a really interesting history. In the Greek mythology, Serifos is the place where Danaë and her son Perseus were washed ashore, because her father set them adrift at sea in a wooden chest, responding to an oracle thatpredicted that his own grandson would kill him.

Sikinos

This week let yourself be whisked away on an island in the South Aegean. Sikinos is part of the Cyclades and is located right in-between Ios and Folegandros. In Ancient Greece it was known as Oinoe, the Island of Wine.

In contrast to its neighboring island Ios, Sikinos is quiet and not as developed. However, this could soon change because there are plans to build a resort and connect it with the mainland by helicopter.

Samothrace

This week we will talk about marvelous Greek island in the northern Aegean Sea – Samothrace or we can call also Samothraki (Greek: Σαμοθράκη).
This place is the home of the Sanctuary of the Great Gods, is wreathed by mount Saos, the highest mountain on the Aegean islands. Legend has it that Poseidon sat on its top to watch the Troy war.

Sifnos

Today I am happy to tell you a little bit about Sifnos (Σίφνος) - a Greek island in the western Cyclades. The name of this island presumably comes from the Greek word “sifnfis” meaning “hollow”.

Skiathos

Chios Island is an incredible island which you can discover every day. On our long list you can find some places which you cannot miss during staying here, but today let’s move for a few minutes from our beautiful island to another.