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Landing at Paroikia means crossing the threshold of a world where the blinding white of lime encounters the deep blue of the Aegean, in a ba...

Paros

Aliki

The name itself tells the oldest story of this place: "Aliki" comes from the Greek alykí, saltpan, the basin where sea water was once evapor...

Paros

Ambelas

On the north-eastern coast of the island of Paros, where the deep blue of the Aegean fades into the turquoise tones of sheltered bays, stand...

Paros

Dhrios

Δρυός, in ancient Greek 'the place of the oak trees': it is from this name, which has survived almost intact through the millennia, that one...

Paros

Naousa

Every year on August 23rd, the small harbour of Naousa lights up with torches, blank gunfire and burning boats: it is the reenactment of the...

Paros

Piso Livadhi

Along the eastern coast of Paros, where the rising sun tints the profile of nearby Naxos in pink, Piso Livadhi emerges. Once a simple anchor...

Milos

Adhamandas

Arriving in Adhamandas means slipping into the pulsating heart of Milos, welcomed by the reassuring embrace of one of the largest and most p...

Santorini

Akrotiri

Suspended between the cobalt blue of the Aegean and the burnt ochre of volcanic cliffs, Akrotiri represents the deepest and most ancestral s...

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Ano Mera

While Mykonos's Chora dances frantically to the rhythm of international glamour and sunsets sipped in cocktail bars, another Mykonos exists—...

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