Dodecanese: A dozen island beauties on the edge of the Aegean.
A cluster of twelve islands in the southeastern edge of the Aegean, jewels of all sizes decorating the big blue sea: the Dodecanese form a bridge between Europe and the East and everywhere you’ll see traces of peoples and cultures that made their mark over the centuries: Ionians, Romans, Byzantines, Venetians, Ottomans, and Italians. Each island has a character all its own and all offer a plethora of opportunities for relaxation, sightseeing, adventures, and gastronomical pleasure – with a backdrop of stunningly beautiful beaches.
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Saronic islands: Hydra, Spetses, Poros, Aegina, Tzia/Kea.
The islands near Athens, with history, style, and distinguished visitors are ideal for a quick getaway all year round. Island-gems just a stone’s throw from Athens. Island-gems just a stone’s throw from Athens. Spetses: Τhe sea captains’ island, Spetses promises la 'dolce vita', whether for a quick weekend getaway or a long holiday. Have a leisurely coffee in Dapia, as you look across the sea towards Kosta and Porto Heli on the Peloponnese. Walk along the waterfront, past the handsome mansions below St Nicholas’ church, to the Old Harbour with its traditional boatyards.
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