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Amorgos
A long, mountainous eastern Cycladic island with dramatic cliffs, walking paths and two distinct port settlements.
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Cyclades
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Anafi
A steep, lightly developed island east of Santorini, dominated by the Kalamos monolith.
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Andros
The northernmost Cycladic island, unusually green and rich in springs, maritime history and long hiking routes.
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Antiparos
A low-key Cycladic island separated from Paros by a narrow, busy channel.
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Delos
An uninhabited UNESCO-listed archaeological island beside Mykonos, visited as a protected heritage site rather than a conventional destination.
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Donousa
A compact, quiet Small Cyclades island of walking paths, clear southern bays, tiny villages and sea caves.
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Ios
A hilly central Cycladic island that combines a lively Chora with quieter beaches and walking country.
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Kea / Tzia
The northwestern Cycladic island, close to Attica yet defined by oak-covered valleys, stone paths and ancient sites.
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Kimolos
A compact volcanic island beside Milos with a whitewashed Chorio and lightly developed beaches.
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Koufonisia
Two tiny Cycladic islands with sandy coves, limestone pools, a strong fishing tradition and exceptionally clear water.
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Kythnos
A dry western Cycladic island of thermal springs, stone villages and numerous indented bays.
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Milos
A volcanic western Cycladic island whose multicolored geology, fishing settlements and sea caves are best understood from the water.
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Mykonos
A busy central Cycladic island where a famous town, beach culture and heavy marine traffic meet strong summer winds.
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Naxos
The largest Cycladic island, combining a substantial port town, high mountains, farming villages and long beaches.
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Paros
A central Cycladic hub with major ferry links, two lively port towns, inland villages and broad sailing connections.
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Santorini
A volcanic caldera island where spectacular approaches meet limited yacht berthing and substantial archaeology, wine, and village life.
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Schoinoussa
A small, low island with a deeply indented port bay, a hilltop Chora and an unhurried walking scale.
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Serifos
A rugged western Cycladic island where a striking hilltop Chora rises above a wide port bay.
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Sifnos
A cultivated western Cycladic island celebrated for pottery, food traditions and a dense path network.
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Sikinos
A small, sparsely developed island between Ios and Folegandros with terraced hills and a remarkable ancient monument.
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Syros
The administrative capital of the Cyclades, combining grand Ermoupoli, Catholic Ano Syros and a varied coast.
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Tinos
A windswept northern Cycladic island of pilgrimage, marble villages, dovecotes and exceptional walking routes.
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Dodecanese
Agathonisi
A very small, quiet island at the northern edge of the Dodecanese, with low hills and an indented coast.
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Dodecanese
Kalymnos
A rugged island of sponge-diving heritage and internationally known limestone climbing.
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Dodecanese
Karpathos
A long, mountainous island between Rhodes and Crete, with strong winds, dramatic villages and distinct northern traditions.
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Kasos
A remote, rocky island between Karpathos and Crete with a proud naval tradition and little resort development.
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Kos
A relatively low, fertile island combining classical history, cycling infrastructure and a major charter base.
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Leipsoi / Lipsi
A small island north of Leros with a compact village, low-key beaches and many surrounding islets.
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Dodecanese
Leros
A deeply indented island with excellent natural harbors, Italian-era architecture and major wartime history.
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Dodecanese
Nisyros
A compact volcanic island with an active hydrothermal crater landscape and whitewashed mountain villages.
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Dodecanese
Patmos
A small island where an important Christian pilgrimage landscape coexists with an active yacht harbor.
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Rhodes
The largest Dodecanese island, combining a UNESCO medieval city, major ports, resort coasts and long passages.
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Dodecanese
Symi
A mountainous island whose neoclassical harbor amphitheater contrasts with remote coves and monastery settlements.
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Tilos
A small mountainous island known for wildlife, walking and the abandoned village of Mikro Chorio.
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Ionian Islands
Antipaxos
A tiny, uninhabited-feeling Ionian island known for clear turquoise water, vineyard-covered slopes and beach-focused day visits.
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Ionian Islands
Corfu
A large, green Ionian island where Venetian Corfu Town contrasts with wooded bays and resort coasts.
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Ionian Islands
Ereikoussa
A small, green island northwest of Corfu with walking lanes, quiet beaches and a seasonal rhythm.
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Ionian Islands
Ithaca
A deeply indented, green island associated with Odysseus and especially rewarding at the scale of a small yacht.
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Ionian Islands
Kefalonia
The largest Ionian island, combining Mount Ainos, cave systems, Venetian remnants and a highly varied coast.
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Ionian Islands
Kythira
A large island south of the Peloponnese with Venetian architecture, waterfalls and a coast exposed to several weather systems.
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Ionian Islands
Lefkada
A mountainous Ionian island linked to the mainland by bridge and surrounded by one of Greece's busiest charter grounds.
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Ionian Islands
Paxos
A small olive-covered Ionian island with three harbor villages, blue caves and a cliff-bound west coast.
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Ionian Islands
Zakynthos
A fertile Ionian island with a busy town, sea caves, turtle-nesting beaches and dramatic western cliffs.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Alonnisos
A pine-covered Sporades island surrounded by clear coves and the protected waters of Greece's first national marine park.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Chios
A large North Aegean island of mastic villages, medieval architecture, varied beaches and several useful yacht stops.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Fournoi
An island group between Ikaria and Samos with a deeply indented coast and a strong fishing identity.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Ikaria
A mountainous, slow-paced island with wild coasts, thermal springs, village festivals and rewarding stops for confident crews.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Lemnos
A spacious volcanic island of sandy bays, ancient cities, wetlands, vineyards and dependable wind-sports beaches.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Lesbos
A large, varied island of olive groves, two deep gulfs, castle towns, ouzo distilleries and a remarkable petrified forest.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Samos
A green eastern Aegean island of vineyard slopes, pine-backed beaches, ancient engineering and useful cruising infrastructure.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Skiathos
A compact, pine-covered island with a lively harbour town, sheltered southern bays and dramatic boat-only beaches in the north.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Skopelos
A deeply green Sporades island with pine-backed coves, four useful harbour areas and one of the region's finest preserved towns.
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North Aegean & Sporades
Skyros
A distinctive Sporades island where pine forest in the north gives way to a rugged southern landscape, sea caves and remote coves.
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Saronic Gulf Islands
Aegina
A working island close to Athens, known for pistachio orchards, neoclassical Aegina Town and the Temple of Aphaia.
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Saronic Gulf Islands
Agistri
A pine-covered island near Aegina with a compact road network and clear-water coves.
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Saronic Gulf Islands
Hydra
A car-free maritime island of stone mansions, steep paths and an exceptionally busy horseshoe harbor.
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Poros
A green, two-part island separated from the Peloponnese by a narrow, scenic channel.
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Spetses
A pine-covered island with naval history, elegant mansions and limited private-car use.
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Chalkidiki
Ammouliani
The only inhabited island in Central Macedonia, two nautical miles from Tripiti and immediately west of the Mount Athos peninsula.
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Crete
Crete
Greece's largest island, with major cities, mountain ranges, Minoan sites and very long passages between cruising areas.
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Peloponnese Islands
Elafonisos
A small island off Laconia with pale dunes, juniper-backed beaches, shallow turquoise water and a working fishing village.
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Evia
Evia
Greece's second-largest island, split between the narrow Euripus Strait, wooded north and mountainous, exposed east.
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