Zante which is the third largest of the Ionian Islands and also known as ‘The flower of the East’ was not only the native land of D. Solomos, the writer of the Greek National Anthem but also that of St. Dennis, the Patron Saint of Zakynthos. Rich in beauty and tradition, both historical and cultural, Zante is the “ideal” of any traveller with an exploring mind.

 

When thinking of Santorini imagine pretty white houses, and church domes in blue lit up by bright sunshine – all this is Santorini. This island is situated 128 nautical miles from Athens, the capital city of Greece and it can be reached by plane or ferry. If arriving by air there are two airlines – Greek Aegean and Olympic airlines which offer flights from Athens to Santorini but we would recommend reaching Santorini by ferry so that you can witness the inforgettable views of the sun reflecting of the waters surface. According to local legends, ancient Atlantis was located precisely in the area around Santorini.

Rhodes (Rhodos or Rodos in Greek), is one of the largest and most fertile of the Greek Islands, and also one of the most visited due to its combination of beaches, archaeological sites, and extensive medieval town. The climate is particularly good, with the weather typically sunny and mild. Known also as the sun island or island of light there are hardly any days when the sun doesn’t shine. With its subtropical climate and over 3.000 hours of sun per year you can be guaranteed a good tan on your holiday.

 

Visitors of Corfu will not know what to admire first: the natural beauties of the island, the picturesque city and villages or the wide variety of the magnificent bays and beaches that attract thousands of tourists every year. The eastern coast offers a calm sea and a wide range of marine sports. Those who come to this side of Corfu may enjoy excursions on traditional fishing-boats to secluded bays or a romantic rowing-boat trip under the full moon. The western coast of Corfu offers vast sandy beaches and some fascinating bays.

Paros is the second largest of the Cyclades Islands and considered one of the most beautiful. It is characterized by its many beaches of which some have been awarded the ‘blue flag’ and has on more than one occassion been home to the PWA IFCA international windsurfing championships. Its warm hospitality, excellent tourist facilities, rich cultural life and cosmopolitan ambience have made Paros one the most favorite spots in the Cyclades Islands. 

Perhaps the Island of Chios is just the right place you’ve been looking for a place where the tourist feels more like a guest and has the opportunity to discover many values and traditions the mass tourism has driven away from other places.
The rich Chios history, the various monuments and the crystal-clear beaches are just a few of the things that make Chios unique among other islands.
We invite you to visit Chios through these pages, and discover for yourself the experiences Chios can offer to its visitors.

 

Kefalonia is the largest of the Ionian islands and one of the most popular. The island is covered by dense vegetation and offers a great range of natural beauty, including beautiful beaches with fine white sands and turquoise blue waters specific to Kefalonia. Mirtos the most famous of these beaches is a major tourist attraction and has been ranked fifth worldwide for its beauty. The Drogati Caves, Melissani Lake and the National Park which is located on the islands highest mountain (Mount Ainos) are just some of the islands many breathtaking natural charms.