Destination: Greece

The words private and beautiful can be used to describe Sikinos, as the island is unexplored by most. A public winery, walking trails, calm beaches and dance festivals can be discovered on Sikinos.

Still considered ‘true’ Greece, Folegandros has a laid-back atmosphere where visitors can really soak in the peacefulness that the Cyclades has to offer. Some of the beaches of Folegandros can be difficult to reach, however the effort is kindly rewarded with crystal waters.

Located on the western side of the Cyclades, Serifos is relatively undeveloped in regards to tourism. It’s landscape has been well preserved and it’s character has been untouched. Serifos is perfect for those who want to explore the many trekking paths available.

Old quarters with incredible Aegean Sea views can be found in the main town, Ermoupolis. Architecture in Syros combines Syros island is an amalgamation of Venetian and Cycladic influence.

Andros is one of the most popular weekend destinations for those seeking a getaway. Golden Beach and Agios Petros are the tourist hot spots, but one can escape to Chora to discover the wonders in one of many art museums of the island.

Understated and relatively untouched, Tinos typically attracts Greek pilgrims to visit the church of Panagia Megalochari. With over forty traditional villages, the island features incredible craft scattered from the chapels, arches, pigeon lofts and fountains.

On the western end of the Cyclades you will find the beautiful, mountainous island of Kythnos. Surrounded by picturesque beaches and centred with beautiful architecture, it is a popular destination for a summer weekend. Visitors would be remiss to not visit the beach of Kolona with its luscious sand and crystal waters.