The Cyclades offer everything a holiday heart desires: beautiful beaches, great nature and photo motifs at every turn. The many white houses and churches on the islands also provide a particularly radiant light. You can enjoy the varied Greek cuisine in the many authentic tavernas on the different islands. The islands of the Cyclades are also ideal for island hopping, thanks to the good ferry connections. This gives you an even better impression of the islands and their special features, such as the unique landscapes. Especially the sunsets on the Cyclades are a real highlight and round off the holiday perfectly. So what are you waiting for?
To help you find your way around, here is a brief introduction to the various islands on which we have found individual accommodation for you. We have searched for the right accommodation for every taste and budget. No matter if you are looking for a stylish boutique hotel, a cosy holiday flat or a great holiday home! And if you don't find what you are looking for, feel free to contact us for a personal consultation.
The island of Andros enchants with its cultural diversity and the particularly green landscape. As the second largest and northernmost island of the Cyclades, Andros is a perfect destination, especially for hikers. Andros is divided into three smaller regions. In the east, you will find the capital Chora, which borders a spacious bay. Chora is an elegant town with many time-honoured villas and beautiful squares. In the north of the island you will find great beaches, such as Achla beach, which is considered one of the most beautiful in the Cyclades. In the south is the region of Korthi, home to a magnificent valley with many tranquil villages. To the west is the third important region of the island, Batsi. It is the tourist centre of the island. Stay in elegant holiday homes on Andros and enjoy the green island.
Iraklia is a beautiful island in the Small Cyclades and ideal for those seeking tranquillity. The island has two settlements and a predominantly mountainous landscape. The port of Agios Georgios is home to hotels, restaurants and all the main public facilities on the island. Find great bed & breakfasts on Iraklia here. The other, smaller settlement is in the centre of the island and has only a few houses and a church. Many of the beaches of Iraklia can only be reached on foot or by boat. A boat tour is therefore a good way to get to know the more hidden sides of the island.
Those who want it even more relaxed will find it on Koufonisia. The slow rhythm of the island is the best prerequisite for a relaxing holiday far away from the hustle and bustle and noise of everyday life. Strictly speaking, Koufonisia does not consist of one island, but two: Pano Koufonisia and Kato Koufonisia. Pano Koufonisia is the main island, where you can find nice little hotels in Koufonisia, holiday homes and restaurants, and where the ferries dock. We have selected unique holiday homes and flats with charm for you. The smaller of the two islands, Kato Koufonisia, is only ten minutes away by boat. It is uninhabited and has only one taverna. Otherwise, the remoteness and unspoilt nature of Kato Koufonisia make it a wonderful place to switch off and relax, so it's definitely worth a day trip!
Another beautiful island in the Cyclades is Milos. Not as well-known as Mykonos or Santorini, for example, but still worth a visit with its unique nature. Milos is probably one of the most exotic islands in the Cyclades: volcanic rocks have coloured the beaches there red, pink and orange. In addition, the typical white rock formations for which the Cyclades are famous can also be found here. Milos also offers a number of authentic villages that are wonderful to discover. Whether you are looking for a lovely boutique hotel in Milos or a cosy holiday flat, we have put together a great selection of beautiful accommodation on Milos for you.
One most opulent of the islands of the Cyclades, Mykonos arouses mixed emotions, some love it and some hate it. This island is truly unique, with its winding streets, narrow alleyways lined with whitewashed houses overlooking a beautiful harbour, centuries-old windmills, stunning beaches, incredible restaurants and lively nightlife. It also has a fascinating history perpetrated around every corner. While its nightlife can be controversial, there are many beautiful and quiet spots for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle and enjoy the serenity of nature and the sea. On our list, you can find small luxury hotels in Mykonos, ranging from romantic spas to the best boutique hotels on Mykonos and beachfront villas.
Naxos is the largest island of the Cyclades and a real bathing paradise. Here you will find everything you need for a versatile holiday in Greece - great nature in the interior of the island, ideal for hiking, ancient architecture and tranquil villages. The island's capital, Chora, is also definitely worth a visit. The old town but also the waterfront promenade invite you to stroll around. The city is also a great photo motif for unforgettable holiday pictures. For your holiday, we have searched for the most individual hotels on Naxos - you can find a beautiful boutique hotel or luxury hotel on Naxos here.
The small moon-shaped archipelago of Santorini is made up of two islands, Fira and Therasia, which surround a volcanic caldera, forming a beautiful bay with two islets in the centre. On the opposite side are volcanic sandy beaches such as Kamari, Perissa and Perivolos, with impressive rock formations and an emerald green sea. Santorini receives visitors all year round, many of whom come to stroll and be seen. It is considered one of the most romantic islands in Greece, with couples admiring its iconic sunsets. The capital, Fira, with its narrow streets and white houses with blue roofs, and Oia, famous for its dreamy sunsets, are the best known spots. As well as staying in a boutique hotel, or a renowned restaurant, there are many other options for visitors, such as exploring archaeological ruins, hiking scenic trails by the sea, exploring historic villas, taking boat trips and even witnessing an active volcano. Santorini offers a unique blend of natural beauty, history and entertainment options, making it a fascinating and attractive destination for all types of travellers. We have selected the best luxury hotels and boutique hotels on Santorini to help you make the most of the island.
There is rugged nature and a lot of history to discover on Serifos. In the interior, Serifos enchants with its barren beauty and special tranquillity, and even in Livadi, probably the most important harbour town on the island, life is quiet - here you will find restaurants and hotels. Great beaches are not far away either. You also have a great view of the mountainous capital of Serifos, Chora. The snow-white houses, small shops and the unique view invite you to discover and linger in this very relaxed island capital. History buffs should also be sure to visit the 16th century monastery of the Taxiarchs. Looking for a hotel that complements your stay perfectly? Then check out our elegant eco hotels on Serifos.
Syros is dominated by the rich history of the Cyclades island, which was one of the cultural centres of Europe for a long time. In the southern part of the island you will find picturesque villages, while the northern part has a rugged nature. Medieval villages such as Ano Syros immerse visitors in times gone by, and here you will also find various churches and monasteries that offer a wonderful view of the surrounding area. When travelling to Syros, be sure to try the island's most famous sweet - Ioukoumia. This is a sweet made from pistachios, almonds and syrup, flavoured with rose water. Find a unique boutique hotel or a beautiful holiday flat on Syros here.
Tinos, also called the "Island of the Wind", is a little less known of the Cyclades islands. According to Greek mythology, Tinos is the island of the wind god Aiolos. Strong winds can blow here even in summer, making the climate very bearable. The island enchants with its idyllic villages and typical barren nature. There are not too many tourists here, which makes for a particularly authentic experience of life on Tinos. Lovers of good food will get their money's worth here. Between windmills and secluded beaches, there are a number of great tavernas. The cuisine on Tinos focuses particularly on local produce. You will find lots of fresh, seasonal vegetables, capers, artichokes, thyme honey or local figs. But you can also enjoy the typical local goat cheese or fresh fish. Check out our quiet holiday homes on Tinos.