Cyclades

The Cyclades are an archipelago of Greece located in the South Aegean Sea, on the outskirts of South Aegean. The archipelago comprises around 250 islands, islets and rocky islets. Only 24 islands are inhabited.

They are called Cyclades because they form a circle with a diameter of about three hundred kilometers around Delos, the sacred island where mythology gave birth to Apollo.

The Cyclades are characterized by their white houses crushed by the sun, their monasteries, their windmills, coves with crystal clear waters and their beaches against a deep blue background.

Everyone can find what they are looking for: lovers of nocturnal parties, fans of quiet and wild places or even archeology enthusiasts …

The archipelago brings together islands with a very different atmosphere.