Amorgos
The most easterly of the Cyclades and a mountainous retreat. Some great sites to see.
Corfu
If you know where to look it is still possible to escape the package tourists and discover the real magic of Corfu especially with the stylish Hotel Corfu Imperial.
Chios
Chios is one of the Northeastern Aegean Islands. It is just a few miles off the coast of Asia Minor and about midway between the islands of Samos and Lesvos.
Crete
Perhaps the true 'cradle of civilization', the mysteries and joys of Crete continue to astound. The hotels are of the same strong character and vastness with private pools and waterfront bungalows at the Relais Chateau resort Elounda Mare or the new Peninsula at the Porto Elounda Deluxe Resort.
Folegandros
Folegandros is the myth, the undiscovered Greek island. Become one of the few who know.
Hydra-Spetses
Hydra and Spetses are close to Athens and provide a getaway for Greeks and visitors alike.
Ithaka
Home to the greatest traveller of them all, Odysses, Ithaka remains one of Greece's hidden treasures. The island is the fifth largest of the Ionian islands, covering an area of 96 square kilometres, with a coastline of about 100 kilometres.
Kea
One of the most attractive refuges in the Cyclades Cluster is Kea (Tzia) Island. Despite its constantly growing tourist infrastructure, it retains its natural beauty, quaintness and traditional characteristics, combining both serenity and exuberance.
Kefalonia
Kefalonia is among the greenest islands in Greece. Lovely seaside villages, impressive mountains sandy and pebbly beaches and breathtaking rock formations create a "film-like" scenery that will definately make you come back.
Kos
Famous as the birthplace of Hippocrates, the father of medicine, Kos is also known for its lovely, gentle scenery. It is both lush and fertile, with an abundance of springs and streams, gorgeous beaches and a marvelous climate.
Lefkas
Lefkas is a surprise - a wonderful one - for not only is it outstandingly beautiful but also amazingly untouched.
Mykonos
Picture perfect Mykonos never disappoints and the more time you spend here the more secret charms you uncover.
Naxos
Still jealously guarding its beaches and valleys Naxos, like nearby Amorgos, awaits the more independent traveller looking for a personal Greek experience.
Paros
Paros provides an excellent jumping off point for an island tour as well as fine beaches and accommodations to match.
Lesvos ( Mitilini )
The island of Lesvos has a very attractive and beautiful local architecture, which is harmoniously blended to some fine examples of Ottoman, Byzantine and post-Byzantine architectural styles, forming a superb and magical scenery.
Poros
Poros is a white gemstone of an island rising unexpectedly from the Aegean Sea, beloved by artists, writers, actors and those who seek peace and anonymity, natural beauty and friendly locals.
Patmos
Patmos is a mixture old religion with an influx of the international, with people from many places of the world owning homes here. It still maintains the tranquility that St. John the Baptist brought to this Island centuries ago or so they say..
Rhodes
Sample the delights of Greece and Turkey from one convenient destination? There's much more to Rhodes than location.
Samos
Samos’s location played a great role in its development. It lies in the Eastern Aegean, very close to the coast of Asia Minor, in the heart of Ionia, almost midway along the sea route that links Greece with Anatolia, the Black Sea, Egypt and the Eastern Mediterranean.
Santorini
The hotels nestled into the walls of the caldera a far from caves.. luxury boutique hotels such as Astra, Kallisto, Katikies, Vedema, Tsitouras to name a few.
Sifnos
This is true greece from wonderful small bays to a true greek village, Apollonia
Skiathos-Skopelos
Skiathos and Skopelos still contain traces of the Greece that we flocked to see years ago. A taste of authentic Greek life.
Symi
A charming, releatively undeveloped island. Even if you've 'done' Greece you'll find something to remember here.
Zakynthos
The mild, Mediterranean climate and the plentiful winter rainfall presents the island with dense vegetation. The capital, which has the same name as the prefecture, is the town of Zakynthos -apart from its official name it is also called Chora-.
Mainland Greece
The Mediterranean Collection mainland selection.
