TRAVEL AND VACATION TO THE BEST PLACES

Mykonos is a Greek Island in the Cyclades. Mykonos is world famous for its tourism and lively nightlife. Many celebrities, both Greek and international, have summer homes in Mykonos, and you may sometimes see them walking the roads or dining in one of the beautiful fine restaurants. Belief has it that Mykonos was named after a local hero who is considered to be the child of the god Apollo. 
Hora, the capital of Mykonos, has a beautifully whitewashed streets and fine cube homes with stepped walls and brightly colored balconies. It is a picture perfect island with all the natural beauty and serenity one might expect in Greece. The landscape is predominantly low, rocky hills and beautiful beaches. Windmills from the 16th century are a highly recognized landmark in Mykonos, as well as Little Venice, where the buildings are constructed on the sea’s edge with balconies that hang out over the water.

Milos is a volcanic island in the Cyclades Island group in Greece. Located in the beautiful Aegean Sea, Milos is most famous for the statue of Venus de Milo, Aphrodite. Milos has a very distinctive horseshoe shape. 
Milos’ harbor town, Adamas, is known as one of the safest natural harbors in the Aegean Sea. From Adamas there is an ascent to a plateau where Plaka is located. Plaka is the capital of Milos and is situated on a hillside, at the foot of the castle, overlooking the Aegean Sea. In the village of Tripiti, about 2 km from Plaka, you will find a theater from the Roman era, and remains of town walls. There have been many historical pieces found here, including the Venus de Milo, which is now housed in the Louvre. 
Milos was present during three main time periods, all which preceded the Mycenaean age of Greece. In ancient days, Milos was inhabited by the Dorians from Laconia. During the 6th century BC, beautiful works of art and pottery with mythological subjects were created here.

Folegandros is a very small island in the southern part of the Cyclades off the Aegean Sea. It lies between Sikinos and Milos. The surface area of Folegandros is only about 12 square miles, and it currently is home to less than 700 locals. The three small villages, Chora, Karavostassis, and Ano Meria are connected to each other by a paved roadway. 
Folegandros is one of the many secluded Greek Isles that offers visitors a glimpse of nature in its most serene setting. The beautiful and clear blue waters of the sea at Folegandros gained it recognition as one of the top 10 beaches in the world. 
Sights to see in Folegandros include beautiful tall cliffs and a very large cave. Chora is the capital of the Folegandros island and is built on the edge of a 200 metre cliff. In Ano Meria you will find an Ecological and a Folklore Museum to view the culture and history of this beautiful island. Our Lady is the most beautiful church on the island and stands above a section of an ancient wall. 
Most visitors can be found on Angali, the largest beach on Folegandros, although there are other beaches that are within walking distance. Ayios Nikolaos is a very popular beach, and clothes on this beach are optional. Just west from this beach are Livadaki and Ambeli. Both of these beaches can be reached by boat or on foot. Katergo is considered Folegandros’ best beach, and is found at the base of a cliff on Folegandros’ south end. 

Antiparos is located in the eparchy of Naxos, Greece in the Cyclades Island group in the Aegean Sea. Antiparos is separated from the west coast of Paros by a narrow channel. The seashore is 57 km long, and the population is very scarce. Most inhabitants of Antiparos live in the capital, Kastro on the northern coast. Kastro stands around the original nucleus of a medieval castle. Antiparos is famous for its beautiful sandy beaches, as well as its authentic natural beauty. Antiparos’ community actually includes several small outlying islands that are uninhabited, such as Despotiko and Stroggyli