Ceos, also known as Zea and Gia, is an island in the Cyclades archipelago, in the Aegean Sea, in Greece. It has important archaeological sites, places of unique natural beauty, wonderful and picturesque beaches, and towns that are definitely worth a visit. The nightlife is concentrated in Vourkari, in the North.

Syros is a small Greek island. Ermoupoli, the capital of the Cyclades prefecture and of the periphery of the Southern Aegean Sea, is located here. It is located between Paros and Tinos. This Greek island is full of charm and beauty: the natural landscape and traditional villages. The main city on the island has many Venetian and neoclassical buildings which make it one of the most beautiful cities in the country.

Tinos is one of the largest islands in the Cyclades archipelago. From 1207 to 1715 the island was a Venetian protectorate before being controlled by the Ottoman Empire until 1821, when it became part of the new state of Greece. Located between Andros and Mykonos, it is famous amongst the religious for its enormous Church of Panagia (dedicated to the Virgin), which has a miraculous icon and on August 15th (the feast day of the Virgin) it attracts thousands of pilgrims from throughout the country. The island has many picturesque mountain villages, wonderful dovecotes which are being beautified, and the tradition of carved marble.

Mykonos is probably the most famous island in Greece. It has the typical landscape of the Cycladic islands: arid and surrounded by beautiful beaches. It is famous for the beauty of its capital; for its little white houses with charming, narrow streets; and for its numerous quality beaches. It is a frequently visited island, with a very intense nightlife.

Naxos is the largest and most fertile island in the Cyclades archipelago. It is located in the centre of the Cycladic islands. Its numerous sand beaches spread throughout the entire island make it an ideal destination for nature lovers, as well as for families looking for a peaceful and beautiful place for their vacation.

In Greek mythology, according to some legends narrated by the Pseudo-Apollodorus, this is the place where Theseus stops over after killing the Minotaur. There he abandons Ariadne, the daughter of King Minos, who is picked up by Dyonisus the next day and immediately brought to Lemnos.

Paros is the third largest island in the Cyclades archipelago, with 118 km of beaches. Like all of the Cycladic islands, it has very little vegetation, like a turtle shell. It has rocky land and is full of beaches of various sizes, from the well-known to the most solitary. It also has large flat extensions which suitable for agriculture, and two large natural gulfs: Naoussa and Parikia. The first inhabitants of the island were the Carians, who settled there in the Mesolithic, around 7500 ~ 6500 BCE.

With its little chapels lost in the narrow streets and its windmills on the port, the capital, Parikia, is a classical Cycladic village. Located near the port, its main street has many shops and cafés where the local daily life plays out.

Ios is a Greek island in the Cyclades archipelago, in the Aegean Sea. It is a rocky island with cliffs down to the sea throughout most of its geography, and is located half-way between the islands of Naxos and Santorini. It is very famous for the intense nightlife in its main town, the lively beach of Mylopotas, and the port of Ormos. But apart from entertainment, the island offers many beautiful places for visitors, as well as various peaceful places. Its coast is decorated by kilometres of fine sand and crystalline water which are truly tempting.

Santorini is the jewel of the Cyclades archipelago. It is completely different from all of the Cycladic islands and from any island in the Aegean Sea. Its geological configuration gives it a wild and unique beauty. The island took its current shape after the crater of the enormous volcano sank. The capital is the town of Thira and its main port is Athinios. Its ground is manly volcanic. It has a crescent form and in the interior part, where the volcano used to be, there is another series of smaller, very beautiful islands. The western part of the island is steep and rocky, with a large cliff down to the sea; while the southern part drifts slowly towards the sea, where the dark sand beaches captivate the travellers’ senses.