Cyclades
The Cyclades (Circle) Islands
Santorini Island
Akrotiri site was uncovered in the 70s, untouched since the volcanic eruption that tore the island apart around 1500 B.C.
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Paros Island
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Naxos Island
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Mykonos Island
Here you can meet, flirt, shop, eat, drink and stare at the celebrities and fashionistas parading through. Staying in town also offers protection from the strong Etesian wind (“meltemi” in Greek) that can buffet the island mercilessly throughout July and August. In Little Venice (pictured above), with its views of the island’s iconic windmills, you can enjoy one of the world’s most famous sunsets while sipping on cocktails.
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Delos Island
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Syros Island
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Amorgos Island
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Kimolos Island
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Serifos Island
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Sifnos Island
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Milos Island
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Kea (Tzia) Island
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Kythnos Island
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Koufonisia Islands
There is Ano (also called Megalo) Koufonissi and (also called Mikro) Kato Koufonissi.
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Iraklia Island
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Schinousa Island
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Donousa Island
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