Named after the myth of Icarus, Ikaria is known for the longevity of its inhabitants. With its busy vibe you’d be surprised to find that cars, motorbikes, and trucks are strictly prohibited on the island – making it the perfect place to relax and unwind in the serenity of this tiny piece of paradise. TrizoniaĪ hidden little gem on the Corinthian Gulf accessible by ferry boat, Trizonia is the only inhabited island in the Corinthian Gulf and is also only 500m west of Athens. view of charming white houses Astypalea island 4. Local boat services offer small trips to the surrounding islands that will take your breath away. The butterfly shaped island lies between the Cyclades and the Dodecanese and although technically belongs to the latter, holds the true beauty of both. Take a sailing boat around the island for the day and enjoy some of the most beautiful caves, bays and islets, or take a tour to some of the islands prehistoric sites, Skyros’ peaceful landscape will make you fall in love. Located in the Sporades, this small island isn’t your typical tourist destination.
According to Greek mythology, Anafi emerged from the bottom of the sea to shelter the Argonauts.
Although is it just a short 22km from Santorini, Anafi is still one of the least visited islands in Greece. One of Greece’s best kept secrets, the island of Anafi in the Cyclades. And after you read our list, you’ll understand why. These 5 islands though will sweep you into parts of the Aegean, Icarian and every other sea that you didn’t know existed. We all know the main sites that attract hundreds of thousands of tourists to Greece every year, and don’t get us wrong they do take your breath away every time!
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