The best places to eat in Kimolos range from traditional café-tavernas in Chorio to coastal restaurants around Psathi, Aliki and Kalamitsi. Local food is an enjoyable part of exploring the island. Ladenia, made with dough, tomato, onion and olive oil, is the best-known speciality, while cheese pies and locally produced cheeses provide more flavours to…
A beautiful and serene group of islands that will make your summer holiday a memorable one. This secluded archipelago has Caribbean-like beaches and a unique atmosphere that will leave you wanting more! Its main settlement is Ano Koufonisi with its narrow, charming streets and local craft shops. Here you’ll find traditional tavernas, cafes and restaurants…
Food is one of the pleasures of travelling slowly around Amorgos. This isn’t an island where you need to spend your holiday chasing a list of famous restaurants. Some of the best meals fit naturally into the geography of your day: dinner in Chora after exploring its whitewashed lanes, seafood around Katapola harbour, a relaxed…
Iraklia has a growing collection of attractive small hotels, studios and family-run rooms. Most accommodation is concentrated around Agios Georgios, placing visitors close to the port, restaurants and the island’s two most accessible beaches. There are no large resorts or international hotel chains. The strongest properties combine Cycladic design with balconies, sea views and personal…
Choosing where to stay in Sikinos is refreshingly simple. Unlike larger Cycladic islands with dozens of resort areas, most accommodation on Sikinos is concentrated in two places: Alopronia, the small port settlement beside the beach, and Chora, the traditional hilltop village. The choice between them matters more than choosing between individual hotels. Stay in Alopronia…
The best places to stay in Folegandros depend on how visitors want to spend their time. Chora offers village squares, restaurants and easy evening walks, while Karavostasis provides a coastal base near the ferry port. Agali suits beach-focused holidays, and Ano Meria appeals to travellers seeking quieter countryside surroundings. Although Folegandros is relatively small, its…
Choosing where to stay in Milos isn’t simply a question of finding the highest-rated hotel. Where you base yourself changes the kind of holiday you’ll have. Stay in Adamas and you’ll have the island’s main port, plenty of services and a convenient base for exploring. Stay around Plaka and Trypiti and you’ll be surrounded by…
The best places to stay in Ios depend on the kind of holiday visitors want. Chora suits travellers who enjoy restaurants, whitewashed lanes and evenings out. Mylopotas is a natural choice for beach-focused stays, while the port area offers accommodation near the harbour and Yialos Beach. Location deserves as much attention as the hotel itself….
The best places to stay in Andros depend on whether visitors prefer a seaside holiday, evenings in the capital or a convenient base near the ferry port. Batsi combines a sandy beach with restaurants and accommodation around the bay. Chora, also called Andros Town, suits visitors interested in museums, architecture and exploring the eastern side…
Choosing where to stay in Amorgos matters more than it first appears. The island is long, mountainous and relatively narrow, with its main visitor areas spread between the central port at Katapola, the northern resort area around Aegiali, the elevated capital Chora, and smaller mountain villages such as Tholaria and Lagada. For most first-time visitors,…
Choosing where to stay in Anafi is relatively simple because accommodation is concentrated in a few distinct parts of the island. Chora is the best base for most visitors. It has the greatest choice of restaurants and cafés, comes alive in the evening and provides good access to the island’s bus and walking routes. Kleisidi…
The best places to stay in Kimolos depend on whether visitors prefer village evenings, convenient ferry access or accommodation beside the beach. Chorio is the main settlement, with restaurants, bakeries and historic lanes. Psathi is the ferry port and offers a coastal setting below the village. Farther south, Bonatsa suits travellers who want beach time…