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The Cyclades are the most popular Greek Islands, for good reason. Well serviced by ferry routes, and close to each other for island-hopping, they are the archetypal Greek Island.
Beautiful sandy beaches, great archaeological sites, stunning sunsets, dramatic scenery and warm, friendly Greek hospitality.
Sparkling white sugar cube buildings set against the deep turquoise blue of the roofs, sky, and water all around. Truly stunning. And like all Greek Islands, each island in the Cyclades has it's own unique character and style.
DISCOVER THE CYCLADES:
Andros,
Ios,
Milos,
Mykonos,
Naxos,
Paros,
Santorini,
Sifnos,
Tinos,
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Discover ANDROS
Andros, an island of the Greek archipelago, the most northerly of the Cyclades, approximately 10 km south east of Euboea, and about 3 km north of Tinos. Its surface is for the most part mountainous, with many fruitful and well-watered valleys. The main resort town is Batsi on the western coast which is popular with Greek tourists ...
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Discover IOS
Ios is a hilly island with cliffs down to the sea on most sides, situated halfway between Naxos and Santorini. The Port of Ios is at the head of the Ormos harbor in the northwest. From there the bus or 15-minute walk up the steep donkey path takes you to the picturesque cycladic village known as Chora ...
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Discover MILOS
Milos is The Island of Colours thanks to its volcanic origin. Most people will know of Milos from it's connection with a famous statue in the Louvre, Paris... the Venus di Milo. Today, thanks to over 70 splendid and quite different beaches with waters of every imaginable shade of green and blue, and historical sights to be seen ...
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Discover NAXOS
Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades, home to the tallest mountain, Mount Zeus (1,010 m). In the most popular island chain for tourists, Naxos is relatively quiet, quaint, and charming. You'll feel so at home in Naxos, you may never want to leave. Naxos is famous for it's marble - a brilliant white ...
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Discover PAROS
Paros is a very pretty and typically Cycladic Island. Busy and cosmopolitan, Paros is less expensive than nearby Mykonos, but full of delights to explore. Sugar cube houses, domed churches, windmills and Venetian mansions mingle with discos and bars. Shutterbugs will love the winding and shady alleys ...
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Discover SIFNOS
Sifnos is easily reachable by ferry from Pireaus. Sifnos is a mountainous island with fertile valleys, beautiful beaches and several towns. It has a long history and has been inhabited since 3000 BC. For people who are looking for the 'real Greece' and yet still wouldn't mind a little nightlife, Sifnos is the place to go ...
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Discover TINOS
The beauty, the romance, the myth of the Greek Islands. Even with today's mass tourism, still can be found on the third largest of the Cycladic Island group, the Island of Tinos. Just a thirty-minute ferryboat trip away from its sister island, Mykonos, a wonderful surprise awaits the visitor upon his arrival at the Port of Tinos ...
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GREEK ISLANDS:
CYCLADES:
Andros,
Ios,
Milos,
Mykonos,
Naxos,
Paros,
Santorini,
Sifnos,
Tinos,
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THE CYCLADIC ISLANDS:
Because of their popularity, and their close proximity to each other, the Cyclades are serviced regularly by ferries and hydrofoils, and some of the larger islands have an airport. The Cyclades have a lot of visitors, so if you're planning to visit in July or August you'll need to have a reservation.
Civilization in the Cyclades dates back to around 5,000 B.C. and reached it's peak 3,000-1,000 B.C. The islands are rich in history and you'll discover remnants of Minoan, Phoenecian, Turkish, Venetian, and Roman influence.
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