Kythnos is a beautiful island situated in the west part of the Cyclades, boasting a selection of charming beaches, ideal for quiet and relaxing moments. The most impressive beach is Kolona, where the sea wets both sides of the sand strip, creating two golden sanded beaches. The Monastery of Panagia Kanala is the island's worth visiting sightseeing, while Chora and Driopida, are the most popular villages with picturesque alleys and nice restaurants. 

Popular for the well-organized crystal clear beaches and for the top restaurants, Mykonos is offering high-end services to the visitors. Guests can choose between a cosmopolitan beach like Psarou, famous for Nammos beach-restaurant or relax more privately in Lia beach. Other hot spots not to be missed are the Panormos beach and the Scorpios restaurant, both ideal for sunset cocktails and delicious food! Next to Scorpios is located the Paraga beach, where guests can enjoy sunbathing. Close to Mykonos, worth visiting, are the two gems, Delos and Rineia, two small beautiful islands with true blue waters as well as the “small” Cyclades, Donousa & Schinousa! Mykonos offers an Airport with several flights, attracting many celebrities of the international Jet set!

Paros is located in the heart of the Cyclades and consists of two main villages; Parikia and Naousa. Kolymbithres beach with the artistic rocks of granite, sculptured by the wind and the salty water, and Golden Beach are the "must go" bays for swimming! The island attracts every year an important number of visitors, not only for the island’s outstanding beauty, yet for the elite restaurants and diving centers, ideal for the most active guests! Not to be missed; sunset cocktails at Barbarossa restaurant in Naousa port, a visit in the picturesque village of Lefkes & Monastiri beach and a 10-minutes boat ride in the irresistible island of Antiparos.

Naxos is the largest and greenest island of the Cyclades, located between Paros and Mykonos. She represents the Cycladic architecture with the white buildings, the narrow marble alleys, the old churches and the Venetian castle in Chora, the capital of Naxos. The island sometimes is quite windy, therefore becomes ideal for the windsurfers and kite surfers! Naxos has the reputation of a family island, yet in fact she has many worth-visiting spots. For the fans of diving, the sea around Naxos is full of reefs and wrecks. Some of the island’s best beaches are Agios Prokopios, Agia Anna, Mikri Vigla and Plaka! Not to be missed: a visit to the Marble Gate of Portara, the two Giant statues of Kouros and to the temple of Apollo, the Greek God who protected music and poets.

Part of the Cyclades but away from their cosmopolitan air is Polyaigos, the biggest uninhabited island in the Aegean. Its name means "many goats", but the island is home to many more rare species, like the Mediterranean Monk Seal of Monachus Monachus. The untouched from human presence natural beauty, the pristine sapphire waters, the protected from the winds bays and the mysterious caves, make this island look gorgeous in front of your eyes. The rocks that consist actually of white pumice, reflect on the water creating an impressive view, while the lighthouse that lies on Cape Maskoula, is the perfect spot to watch the stunning sunset!

Milos is blessed with natural beauty, featuring white rocky beaches, which are truly spectacular! Due to the eruption of the volcano millions of years ago, multiple rock shapes have been created, that's why a visit in Sarakiniko and Kleftiko beach for swimming and relaxation, are not to be missed! Visitors can furthermore, explore the archaeological local museums and traditional villages like Klima; a tiny fishing village, known as the "little Venice of Milos" with the colorful house doors and a beautiful scenery.

What a beautiful island with vivid nightlife and amazing beaches! Mylopotamos is ideal from a morning coffee to a late evening cocktail at the plentiful beach bars along the coast. Manganari is a beautiful bay that will captivate the guests with the crystalline blue waters, while Gialos with the golden sand, is ideal for some moments of serenity. If you are looking for some privacy, visit Tris Klisies beach on the south part of the island. The protected from the winds bay is a perfect place for diving. A visit to Odysseus Elytis Theatre and to the ancient poet’s, Homer, tomb on a hill with an incredible view, are some of the island's best spots not to be missed. And the highlight during your charter; watch the stunning sunset at Lorentzena Beach. The most certain thing is that Ios hides more beauties than just the endless partying.

The breathtaking views of the Caldera and the romantic sunsets are one of the main attractions in Santorini! The beaches differ from the other Greek islands due to their special geographical features, as Santorini was destroyed by a volcanic eruption 3.600 years ago. The most popular bay is the Red beach, which features black and red volcanic pebbles and hot water. “Must see” beaches are Kamari and Perivolos, the longest beach with black sand! The rocky and "sharp" impressive architecture of the island, the picturesque sunsets and top restaurants situated at the edge of a cliff, place Santorini in the list of the most desirable destinations worldwide!

If you are looking for something unique and unspoiled, then the small Cyclades may just be the best islands for your summer holidays. Some of the most popular are Schinoussa, Iraklia and Koufonisia, offering sandy beaches and true blue waters. Visit Tsigouri cove in Schinoussa for private swimming, explore the sunken aircraft of World War II in Alimia bay of Iraklia and get mesmerized by the natural beauty of Koufonisia. Feel the soft sand under your feet in Pori beach (Ano Koufonisi) and taste delicious Greek mezze in the local restaurants (Kato Koufonisi).