Skopelos

Skopelos is located in the western Aegean sea. The island belongs to the group of the Northern Sporades, together with, among others, Alonnisos, Skiathos and Skyros.

Souda and Leon

Souda and Leon are two islets in Souda Bay on the northwest coast of Crete.

Souda island's location is strategic because it offers the control of the entrance to the anchorage of Souda Bay. So it was fortified by the Venetians. Despite the fact that the rest of Crete fell to Ottoman control in the Cretan War (1645–1669), the fortress of Souda remained in Venetian hands until 1715, when it finally fell to the Ottomans. During this time, the island served as a refuge for Cretan rebels.

Symi

Symi is part of the Dodecannese island chain, it is located 41km north-northwest of Rhodes. Its main town, commonly referred to by the same name as the island itself, is divided in two parts: the harbour side one, called Gialós, and another one in the hills, called Chorió.

Skyros

Today we will present you a new wonderful Greek island in the middle of the Aegean Sea. We speak about Skyros, which is the biggest of the Sporades islands. It was known as one of the home islands of the mythological tribe of the Magnetes, which helped the Greek to defeat Troy and which were mentioned in the second book of Homer’s Iliad. Also Theseus from the Greek Mythology died in Skyros, when he was thrown from a cliff.

Spinalonga Island

Spinalonga Island is the more common name from the Venetian times for the uninhabited island of Kalydon. It is located in the north-east of Crete only 750m far from the small coastal town Plaka in the Gulf of Elounda and is often mixed up with Spinalonga peninsula on Crete.

Syros

There is an Island you definitely have to visit when you are looking for the typical Greek atmosphere that combines traditional culture and architecture with modern institutions and open-minded locals, as well as a wide range of attractions for tourists. This beautiful Hellenic place is Syros, near by Mykonos and Tinos.