Skiathos is the most popular of the Sporades, the islands to the East of Volos and North of Evia. Skiathos is blessed with beautiful beaches including Koukounaries rated the 7th Best beach in the World. With abundant nightlife, especially in the summer, Skiathos is the Mykonos of the Sporades. Those who are searching for the island featured in Mamma Mia, may not find it in Skiathos, but still you probably won’t leave disappointed. Skiathos is one of the most beautiful islands in GREECE.

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You will find it… in the north Euboean bay, in Lichas islands opposite to the cape Kineon of north Euboea where the past meets the present…

Where the sea affectionally surrounds the “ Lichas Islands” created by the poor king Lichas` dismembered body.

According to the legend, Hercules, deep in pain and anger because of the poisoned coat that his jealous wife Diianira send to him with Lichas, grabbed Lichas and threw him violently at the sea.

We can sail round the “Strongili” island where the light house -marines` sleepless guardian- Is found, as well as the ruins of the 12th century Monastery of Saint
Grigoris the Mirovlitis.

Sailing … we can admire the biggest of the Lichas islands named “Magnolia” and is exactly this “sailing” persuading us that a volcano was “responsible”
for appearing of Lichas islands probably 5.000 years ago.

On the west of the island you can pay a very impressive visit to the shipwreck! It is about a Greek ship which – under German occupation in 1943 – was shank because of the reefs.

Friday: Departure from the port of Piraeus towards Mykonos.

Kissed by sun and light, dotted with windmills and cooled by the north winds, Mykonos is one of the most cosmopolitan summer resort islands.

Saturday: Kusadasi and Patmos

Kusadasi means the island with the birds. This Turkish island is well-known for its fortress and its privileged geographic situation which has made it a prized holiday resort.
Patmos is one of the smallest inhabited islands of the Aegean Sea. It is dominated by the imposing Byzantine monastery of St-John founded in 1088.

Sunday: Crete and Santorini

Crete is the largest island of Greece. A sophisticated civilization, which has enlightened Greece and its islands, was born and flourished there. The site of Knossos and the fabulous treasures of the Heraklion museum bear witness to this rich historical past.
There is no island comparable to Santorini “the prehistorical Pompeii”. Fira, the capital, built on the summit of the wild cliff, is picturesque with its narrow streets and its medieval quarter.

Monday: arrival in Piraeus.

Monday:

Departure from Piraeus towards Mykonos. Kissed by sun and light, dotted with windmills and cooled by the north winds, Mykonos is one of the most cosmopolitan summer resort islands

Tuesday:

Kusadasi and Patmos

Kusadasi means the island with the birds. This Turkish island is well-known for its fortress and its privileged geographic situation which has made it a prized holiday resort.

Patmos is one of the smallest inhabited islands of the Aegean sea. It is dominated by the imposing Byzantine monastery of St-John founded in 1088.

Wednesday: Rhodes

An incredibly beautiful island. Entering the port, where long ago the famous colossus of Rhodes was standing, you can see a city descending to the sea. Ancient buildings harmonize with new, the castle of the Saint-John Knights, the old city, the modern city with its large avenues, and its beautiful beaches.

Thursday: Crete and Santorini

Crete is the largest island of Greece. A sophisticated civilization, which has enlightened Greece and its islands, was born and flourished there. The site of Knossos and the fabulous treasures of the Heraklion museum bear witness to this rich historical past.
There is no island comparable to Santorini “the prehistorical Pompei”. Fira, the capital, built on the summit of the wild cliff, is picturesque with its narrow streets and its medieval quarter.

Friday: Arrival in Piraeus

Friday: Departure from the port of Piraeus towards Istanbul.

Saturday and Sunday:

Istanbul

Situated on both sides of the Straights of Bosphorus, between Europe and Asia, the cosmopolitan Istanbul delights visitors for its dynamism and its cultural and historical interest. Each neighborhood has developed its particularities, you will go through multiple atmospheres and history is always omnipresent. Don’t miss the natural port of the Golden Horn, the Egyptian Bazaar, the palace of Dolmabahce and the Square Taksim.

Monday: Mykonos

Kissed by sun and light, dotted with windmills and cooled by the north winds, Mykonos is one of the most cosmopolitan summer resort islands

Tuesday: Patmos and Kusadasi

Kusadasi means the island with the birds. This Turkish island is well-known for its fortress and its privileged geographic situation which has made it a prized holiday resort.
Patmos is one of the smallest inhabited islands of the Aegean Sea. It is dominated by the imposing Byzantine monastery of St-John founded in 1088.

Wednesday: Rhodes

An incredibly beautiful island. Entering its port, where long ago the famous colossus of Rhodes was standing, you can see a city descending to the sea. Ancient buildings harmonizes with new, the castle of the Saint-John Knights, the old city, the modern city with its large avenues, and its beautiful beaches.

Thursday: Agios Nikolaos, Crete and Santorini

Crete is the largest island of Greece. A sophisticated civilization, which has enlightened Greece and its islands, was born and flourished there.The site of Knossos and the fabulous treasures of the Heraklion museum bear witness to this rich historical past. Aghios Nikolaos is a very lively city where you will find a nice little lake surrounded by taverns, bars and shops. There is no island comparable to Santorini “the prehistorical Pompei”. Fira, the capital, built on the summit of the wild cliff, is picturesque with its narrow streets and its medieval quarter.

Friday : Arrival in Piraeus

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