The ideal destination for quaint holidays in the Cyclades is Iraklia. Just a dot in the Aegean sea that lays between Naxos and Ios, this is the place to be if relaxing is your ideal of a holiday.
Most of its beaches can be accessed by boat or on foot. Iraklia is connected by ferry with Naxos and all the islands of the Small Cyclades group. It is also a very popular anchor point for sailing boats.
It lays to the east of Naxos island and it covers an area of approximately ...
Located at the southernmost area of the Cyclades Group, Anafi covers an area of ...
Located at the northernmost part of the Cyclades, Andros is the second island in ...
This tiny island who approximately 1200 people call home, is located west of ...
One of the most famous travel destinations in Cyclades is Delos, this tiny uninhabited ...
Located east of Naxos, Donoussa is a small and hard to reach island with ...
Steep rocky cliffs plunge into the Aegean to form small sandy beaches in between ...
The ideal destination for quaint holidays in the Cyclades is Iraklia. Just a dot ...
The flower of the Cyclades Íos (means flower) or Niós , as the locals call it ...
Kea (locally also known as Tzia) is the westernmost inhabited island of the ...
The islet of Keros called Keria in ancient times, is located just 2 nautical ...
Kimolos is located on the southwestern edge of Cyclades only 900 meters from ...
Two islands are separated by a narrow strait, just 200 meters. At Kato Koufonissi ...
The unspoiled beautiful mountainous island located in the western part of the Cyclades ...
The island’s clear waters and its beaches of incomparable beauty will offer you an ...
Where the epitome of glamour meets simplicity, in a cosmopolitan atmosphere ...
Amazing shores, impressive towers, traditional villages, Naxos has it all ...
Among the most popular in Cyclades, mostly known for its nightlife ...
A world class travel destination with breathtaking caldera views ...
A small and quaint gem with sandy beaches, for quiet holidays ...
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