An island covered in myths and history, inhabited since at least the Neolithic era, with traditional character, beautiful seashores, a royal-oak forest, medieval cobblestone paths, windmills, byzantine churches, the ancient Karthaia, a lighthouse and the shipwreck of Britannic, invite us to discover it.

The island of mines has probably the most beautiful medieval ‘Chora’ (main village) of the Cyclades up the hill with astonishing view, a relaxing atmosphere, wild beaches, interesting hiking trails, monuments of industrial archaeology, old monasteries, two impressive castles and a lot of storytelling.

The Mycenaean acropolis of Aghios Andreas, the old capital Kastro of the island, ancient mines, the medieval chapels, the 65 pigeons houses, a gastronomic paradise, the traditional ceramic workshops, and last but not least the refreshing blue waters make Sifnos a really authentic destination.

A small impressive volcanic island with emerald waters, tranquil atmosphere, unspoilt landscapes, natural sculptures, shelter of the Mediterranean seals monachus-monachus, an underwater ancient city, a medieval castle full of thrills, make Kimolos so attractive.

The largest uninhabited island of the Aegean, a volcanic rock of the Plio-Pleistocene age, is a geological and ecological paradise with emerald waters, a mine, an old lighthouse and a lot of pirates’ stories.

The island is known from the famous masterpiece statue Venus de Milo (now in the Louvre museum). Milos is a volcanic island offering breathtaking white stone beaches and rocky wild moon-like landscapes in the south, a great sunset, mineral springs, rich mineral extractions dating from the Neolithic period, the Catacombs, the ancient city of Fylakopi -one of the most important Prehistoric settlements in the Cyclades, a castle and plenty of Byzantine churches!

In a small bay of SE Argolida, we find the Prehistoric site of Frachthi cave, which had been inhabited from the Palaeolithic till the Neolithic period. Archaeological excavations brought to light an amazing discovery, the Obsidian (glass-like volcanic) stone from Milos.