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Athens - Athina gave the world of mortals her most precious gift, an olive tree on the summit of a rock overlooking the Saronic Gulf. From its mythical roots sprung not just a civilisation and a city with no parallel in the ancient world, but an idea that has spread through the ages, democracy. Santorini is breathtakingly beautiful, unashamably sophisticated and completely unique, with its white washed houses incredible landscape and one of the most spectacular sunsets in the Aegean. Armageddon came to Santorini over 3,500 years ago, when the island was destroyed by a huge volcanic eruption, wiping out its population and beginning the end of the Minoan Civilisation. Mykonos - Popular, sophisticated, an Oscar winning film set and the subject of a thousand postcards. Mykonos is all of these, but at its heart is the simplicity of two colours, blue and white, the essence of the Aegean. The contrast between the white of the immaculate houses, churches and the famous windmills and the blue of sea and sky is the enduring image. The Pelion Peninsula is a landscape where it is easy to see the connection between myth and historical fact. It only takes five minutes on one of the many ancient paths or ‘kalderimia’, that still link the isolated communities of these majestic mountain forests, to recognise many of the herbs and plants, used medicinally by the ancients, as well as the centaurs, growing in profusion amongst the trees. Skiathos is a microcosm of a Greek Island and the smallest of the three inhabited islands in the northern Sporades Islands. The islands stunning coastline is made up of rocky headlands covered in pine trees and olive groves, punctuated by one sandy beach after another. Alonissos is the most peaceful and least developed of the three inhabited islands in the northern Sporades. Alonnisos is the haven we all dream about when life and work become too stressful, yet it is only two hours from Skiathos international airport. Skopelos - The Island of Reefs because of its offshore islets and rocks and magnificent craggy coastline. Secluded bays fringed by its famous pine forests and olive groves, it could also be called the Green Island. Skopelos is remarkably undeveloped with networks of traditional paths and tracks joining scattered settlements.The islands eponymous capital is a bustling port on a spectacular bay with a maze of narrow streets linking tavernas and churches.

Santorini, Aegean Island Holidays
The Aegean Islands to the east of the Greek mainland are diversely charismatic, with varied landscapes but the same tradition and cultures of friendliness and hospitality. Encompassing 'our' Aegean Islands are the three Sporades Islands in the north, Skopelos, Alonissos and Skiathos, together with their mainland neighbour, the unique Pelion Peninsula. Heading south we take in the breathtaking Cycladic Islands of Santorini and Mykonos as well as the city that defines the region, Athens.


The Island of Reefs because of its offshore islets and rocks and magnificent craggy coastline. Secluded bays fringed by its famous pine forests and olive groves, it could also be called the Green Island. Skopelos is remarkably undeveloped with networks of traditional paths and tracks joining scattered settlements.The islands eponymous capital is a bustling port on a spectacular bay with a maze of narrow streets linking tavernas and churches.


The remotest of the Sporades Islands entering through its small port and main town, Patitiri. This narrow, wooded island is a haven all about relaxation and tranquillity. there are many old trails criss-crossing the island, often leading down to its fantastic uncrowded beaches. Its offshore Marine Park is a sanctuary for the endangered Mediterranean Monk Seal


The smallest of the Sporades Islands yet the most popular due to its airport, sandy beaches, clear waters and waterspouts. The west coast is spectacular and almost undeveloped with the interior rural and packed with olive groves and mule tracks.


The Pelion Peninsula on the Greek mainland is truly unique. The Aegean on one side, the sheltered 'inland' sea of the Pagasitikos Gulf on the other with the mountains of the Pelion forming a high green land barrier in the North, the peninsula has defended its secrets well and relatively few outside Greece have visited this fascinating region. Fascinating to explore by car, the Pelion is unsurpassed for exploration on foot.


Athina's greatest gift to the world of mortals was a single olive tree on the summit of a rock overlooking the Saronic Gulf. From its roots sprung a civilization and city unparalleled in the ancient world. It is hardly surprising that the Athens of today, with many of its ancient remains still intact, continues to be one of the world's most popular destinations.