TOURS TO GREECE FROM GEORGIA

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Athens, the capital of Greece, is a city of contrasts — ancient yet modern, traditional yet vibrant. Crowned by the Acropolis and surrounded by lively neighborhoods, Athens combines world-famous landmarks, Mediterranean charm, and year-round sunshine.
Whether you’re wandering through Plaka’s narrow alleys, exploring rooftop bars in Monastiraki, or enjoying the sea breeze of the Athenian Riviera, the city offers an unforgettable blend of history, gastronomy, and lifestyle.Perfect for culture enthusiasts, city explorers, and short luxury getaways.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
While primarily a historical destination, Athens offers a surprising variety of seaside escapes:
Vouliagmeni Beach — crystal waters, organized sunbeds, and luxury ambience.
Astir Beach — exclusive Riviera experience with restaurants and designer boutiques.
Varkiza Resort — family-friendly, ideal for water sports.
Lagonisi — calm bay surrounded by elegant resorts and villas.
Schinias Beach — long sandy beach near Marathon, surrounded by pine forest.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• The Acropolis and Parthenon — the symbol of classical civilization.
• Acropolis Museum — one of the world’s top museums.
• Ancient Agora and Temple of Hephaestus — heart of ancient Athenian life.
• Plaka District and Anafiotika — charming old neighborhoods at the foot of the Acropolis.
• Odeon of Herodes Atticus — open-air theatre still hosting concerts and festivals.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” (ATH)
Distance: 35 km to city center
Travel time: approx. 30–40 minutes by car or 40 minutes by metro
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Athens has one of the best transport networks in Southern Europe.
Metro: fast and reliable connection between airport, center, and Piraeus port.
Buses & Trams: connect all districts and coastal suburbs.
Taxis & Transfers: available 24/7 with apps like BEAT.
Ferries: from Piraeus to the islands (Santorini, Mykonos, Paros, etc.).
Legend Travel organizes private city tours and day excursions.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Athens offers a wide range of accommodation, from luxury rooftop hotels to boutique apartments:
Luxury Hotels: five-star properties near Syntagma and the Acropolis.
Family Options: central hotels and serviced apartments.
Adults Only: design hotels with rooftop pools and bars.
Budget: cozy city hotels and hostels near Monastiraki and Omonia.
Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINEAthens is a culinary capital where tradition meets innovation.
Must-try local specialties include:
Moussaka – baked layers of eggplant, minced meat, and béchamel.
Souvlaki and Gyros – classic Greek street food.
Spanakopita – spinach and feta pie.
Grilled octopus – Aegean delicacy.
Loukoumades – honey-soaked doughnuts.
Pair your meal with a glass of Assyrtiko wine or a shot of Ouzo for a true Greek experience.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
March – May: pleasant temperatures and blooming parks — perfect for sightseeing.
June – August: sunny and lively; ideal for combining city and beach holidays.
September – October: warm days, fewer crowds, ideal for culture trips.
November – February: mild winter, perfect for museums and gastronomy weekends.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: Evangelismos, Hygeia, Metropolitan
Combine Athens with nearby islands — Aegina, Hydra, Poros — or extend your trip to Delphi and Peloponnese.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Athens, the capital of Greece, is a city of contrasts — ancient yet modern, traditional yet vibrant. Crowned by the Acropolis and surrounded by lively neighborhoods, Athens combines world-famous landmarks, Mediterranean charm, and year-round sunshine.
Whether you’re wandering through Plaka’s narrow alleys, exploring rooftop bars in Monastiraki, or enjoying the sea breeze of the Athenian Riviera, the city offers an unforgettable blend of history, gastronomy, and lifestyle.Perfect for culture enthusiasts, city explorers, and short luxury getaways.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
While primarily a historical destination, Athens offers a surprising variety of seaside escapes:
Vouliagmeni Beach — crystal waters, organized sunbeds, and luxury ambience.
Astir Beach — exclusive Riviera experience with restaurants and designer boutiques.
Varkiza Resort — family-friendly, ideal for water sports.
Lagonisi — calm bay surrounded by elegant resorts and villas.
Schinias Beach — long sandy beach near Marathon, surrounded by pine forest.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• The Acropolis and Parthenon — the symbol of classical civilization.
• Acropolis Museum — one of the world’s top museums.
• Ancient Agora and Temple of Hephaestus — heart of ancient Athenian life.
• Plaka District and Anafiotika — charming old neighborhoods at the foot of the Acropolis.
• Odeon of Herodes Atticus — open-air theatre still hosting concerts and festivals.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos” (ATH)
Distance: 35 km to city center
Travel time: approx. 30–40 minutes by car or 40 minutes by metro
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITYAstypalaia is reachable by air from Athens (40-minute flight) or by ferry from Piraeus (approx. 9 hours).
Public transport is limited, so renting a car or scooter is the best option for exploring the island.
Boat excursions connect Chora with nearby beaches such as Vatses and Kaminakia.
Legend Travel provides private transfers and custom sightseeing programs.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation on Astypalaia combines boutique charm with traditional island hospitality:
Luxury Suites: elegant hotels with sea views and infinity pools in Chora.
Family-friendly Guesthouses: comfortable stays near Livadi.
Adults-only Boutique Hotels: ideal for couples and honeymooners.
Budget Studios: simple, clean, and close to the main village.
Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Astypalaia’s gastronomy reflects the island’s simplicity and authenticity:
Fresh fish and seafood grilled with local herbs.
Traditional pasta called makarounes with local cheese.
Goat stew with lemon and herbs — a local specialty.
Honey from thyme and mountain herbs.
Local desserts such as pougia (pastry filled with honey and nuts).
Enjoy with a glass of chilled local white wine or ouzo by the sea.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISITMay – June: tranquil atmosphere, mild weather, perfect for hiking and exploration.
July – August: warm and lively with local festivals and music events.
September – October: calm, warm sea, and ideal temperatures for couples.
Winter: peaceful retreat for writers, artists, and seekers of solitude.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATIONCurrency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: stable but limited in remote areas
Hospitals: local medical center in Chora
Combine Astypalaia with Kos, Nisyros, or Amorgos for an island-hopping experience.end your trip to Delphi and Peloponnese.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Andros, the northernmost island of the Cyclades, stands out for its greenery, springs, and neoclassical architecture — a surprising contrast to the arid image of its neighboring islands.
Once home to powerful ship-owning families, the island still radiates elegance and culture.
With its hiking trails, traditional villages, and unspoiled beaches, Andros offers a perfect combination of relaxation, adventure, and authenticity. Just two hours by ferry from Rafina (near Athens), it’s one of the most accessible yet least crowded Cycladic islands.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Andros boasts more than 40 beaches, from organized resorts to hidden coves:
Golden Beach (Chrissi Ammos) — popular and sandy, ideal for swimming and families.
Achla Beach — accessible by boat or jeep, with turquoise waters and river delta.
Zorkos Beach — remote and peaceful, loved by campers.
Apothikes — calm bay near Gavrio with clear, shallow waters.
Vitali Beach — beautiful cove surrounded by cliffs and a small chapel.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Chora (main town) — elegant mansions, marble alleys, and art museums.
• Museum of Contemporary Art — unique for a small island, hosting international exhibitions.
• Maritime Museum — highlighting Andros’s seafaring heritage.
• Monastery of Panachrantou — 10th-century monastery with panoramic mountain views.
• Tower of Agios Petros — Hellenistic-era watchtower overlooking the sea.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORTNearest Airport: Athens International Airport (ATH)
Access: via the port of Rafina (approx. 30 min drive from airport)
Ferry to Andros: 2 hours crossing
Transfers from Rafina port arranged by Legend Travel.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Ferries depart daily from Rafina port (2 h trip).
Car rental is recommended to explore the island’s diverse terrain.
Public buses connect Gavrio, Batsi, and Chora, but service is limited.
Taxi and private transfer services available year-round.
Legend Travel offers private tours and scenic excursions with multilingual guides.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Andros provides a refined yet relaxed selection of places to stay:
Luxury Boutique Hotels — elegant mansions and 5-star resorts in Chora and Batsi.
Family Hotels — cozy seaside resorts with warm hospitality.
Adults-Only Hideaways — tranquil retreats with sea views.
Budget Studios — affordable and well-located accommodations near beaches.
Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
The island’s cuisine blends Cycladic simplicity with mountainous richness:
Froutalia — traditional omelet with potatoes, sausage, and herbs.
Local cheeses such as volaki and petroti.
Goat stew in red wine sauce.
Fresh fish and seafood from the Aegean.
Desserts with almonds and honey — amygdalota and pasteli.
Enjoy your meal with local white wine or ouzo.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: lush landscapes, perfect for hiking and nature photography.
July – August: warm and vibrant, ideal for beach holidays.
September – October: mild weather, quiet atmosphere, ideal for couples.
November – March: calm, authentic village life, suitable for slow travelers.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent in main areas
Medical services: Health Center in Gavrio and Chora
Combine Andros with Tinos and Mykonos for a memorable Cycladic island-hopping experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
The Attica Peninsula, surrounding Athens and stretching into the blue Aegean, is where ancient history meets modern elegance. This region harmoniously unites archaeological treasures, Mediterranean beaches, and charming coastal towns such as Glyfada, Vouliagmeni, and Sounion.
Beyond the capital’s vibrant pulse, Attica invites travelers to discover tranquil landscapes, traditional villages, wine estates, and spiritual sites. It is ideal for those seeking to combine cultural exploration with sea, relaxation, and authentic Greek living.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Attica’s long coastline offers a diverse selection of beaches — from lively resorts to secluded coves:
Vouliagmeni Beach — organized and elegant, with crystal water and upscale facilities.
Astir Beach — exclusive private beach at the heart of the Athenian Riviera.
Lagonisi — calm bay with luxury hotels and turquoise sea.
Anavyssos — sandy and family-friendly, ideal for windsurfing.
Schinias — wide natural bay near Marathon, surrounded by pine forests.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion — one of Greece’s most iconic sunset views.
• Acropolis of Athens — the eternal symbol of classical civilization.
• Marathon Tumulus & Archaeological Museum — birthplace of the legendary race.
• Lavrio Ancient Silver Mines — traces of Greece’s industrial past.
• Byzantine Monastery of Kaisariani — hidden among pine woods on Mount Hymettus.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORTNearest Airport: Athens International Airport (ATH)
Distance to southern Attica (coastal zone): 25 – 60 km
Travel time: 30 – 60 minutes by car depending on destination
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Attica enjoys one of the most developed infrastructures in Greece.
Metro and suburban rail connect Athens to Piraeus and the airport.
Highways and coastal roads link Athens to Cape Sounion and Marathon.
Public buses and trams serve the Athenian Riviera.
Legend Travel offers private tours and chauffeured day trips around Attica.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Attica offers everything from urban luxury to beachfront resorts:
Luxury Hotels — five-star properties in Vouliagmeni and Lagonisi.
Family Resorts — comfortable stays along the Riviera and Marathon area.
Adults-Only Boutique Hotels — stylish options for romantic getaways.
Budget City Hotels — practical accommodations near Athens and the airport.
Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Attica’s gastronomy reflects its Mediterranean heritage and proximity to the sea:
Fresh fish and seafood served in seaside tavernas.
Local wine from Mesogeia vineyards — especially the ancient variety Savatiano.
Traditional meze plates with olive oil, feta, and seasonal vegetables.
Lamb roasted with herbs and lemon.
Desserts such as galaktoboureko and orange pie (portokalopita).
Enjoy with a glass of Attica white wine or ouzo by the coast.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT

March – May: blooming landscapes and ideal temperatures for exploration.

June – August: beach season and summer festivals across the Riviera.

September – October: pleasant weather for wine tours and sightseeing.

November – February: mild winter perfect for cultural and gastronomic breaks.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION

Currency: Euro (€)

Language: Greek (English widely spoken)

Plugs: Type F (European standard)

Internet & mobile coverage: excellent

Hospitals: available throughout Athens and coastal Attica

Combine Attica with Athens, Peloponnese, or the Saronic Islands for an unforgettable Greek journey.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Chalkidiki is a trident-shaped peninsula stretching into the Aegean Sea, just an hour’s drive from Thessaloniki. Its three “fingers” — Kassandra, Sithonia, and Mount Athos — each offer a unique experience:
Kassandra is vibrant and cosmopolitan;
Sithonia is peaceful, green, and unspoiled;
Mount Athos is spiritual and timeless.
Combining turquoise bays, pine-covered hills, and traditional villages, Chalkidiki remains one of
Greece’s most diverse and enchanting destinations — perfect for families, couples, and travelers in search of authentic nature and luxury comfort.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Chalkidiki boasts some of the finest beaches in the Mediterranean:
Sani Beach — white sand, calm water, and elegant resort atmosphere.
Kavourotrypes — emerald coves hidden among rocky formations.
Possidi Cape — natural sandbar stretching into the sea.
Armenistis — wide coast with transparent water and relaxed beach life.
Kalamitsi — tranquil bay surrounded by pine trees, ideal for swimming and diving.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Ancient Stagira — birthplace of Aristotle.
• Petralona Cave — prehistoric site with the oldest human remains found in Europe.
• Mount Athos Monastic State — UNESCO World Heritage Site (accessible by sea cruise).
• Traditional villages of Afitos and Nikiti — charming stone architecture and panoramic views.
• Archaeological Museum of Polygyros — exhibits from the classical era of Halkidiki.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORTNearest Airport: Thessaloniki International Airport (SKG)
Distance: 75 – 100 km depending on resort location
Travel time: approx. 1 – 1.5 hours by car
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Chalkidiki is well connected to Thessaloniki by the E79 highway and KTEL bus network.
Car rentals are widely available in all major towns.
Boat taxis and organized cruises connect Sithonia and Mount Athos coasts.
Legend Travel provides private transfers, driver services, and customized tours across the peninsula.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATIONChalkidiki offers a rich variety of stays blending luxury and tradition:
Luxury Resorts — beachfront five-star properties with spa and fine dining.
Family Hotels — cozy seaside resorts with playgrounds and entertainment.
Adults-Only Retreats — peaceful boutique hotels and villas.
Budget Options — apartments and studios offering excellent value for money.
Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Chalkidiki’s gastronomy reflects its fertile land and sea heritage:
Fresh seafood — mussels, squid, octopus, and sea bream.
Extra virgin olive oil from local groves.
Goat cheese, honey from Sithonia’s pine forests, and handmade yogurt.
Local wines from Kassandra and Mount Athos.
Traditional desserts such as galaktoboureko and spoon sweets.
Enjoy with tsipouro or chilled white wine overlooking the Aegean.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May – June: calm atmosphere, ideal for nature and excursions.
July – August: lively season with events, festivals, and full beach life.
September – October: the “velvet season” — warm water, mild weather, and fewer visitors.
Winter: peaceful period for wellness, gastronomy, and spiritual retreats.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: located in Polygyros and Nea Moudania
Combine Chalkidiki with Thessaloniki, Mount Olympus, or Meteora for a complete Northern Greece experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Corfu (Kerkyra in Greek) is one of the most sophisticated and cosmopolitan islands in Greece.
Located in the Ionian Sea, it harmoniously combines the grandeur of its Venetian, French, and British heritage with the relaxed Mediterranean rhythm.
Its old town — a UNESCO World Heritage Site — is a living museum of neoclassical architecture, narrow alleys, and elegant piazzas.
Surrounded by olive groves, cypress forests, and turquoise bays, Corfu offers a blend of culture, gastronomy, and natural beauty ideal for families, couples, and luxury travelers alike.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Corfu’s coastline stretches over 200 km, with beaches for every taste:
Paleokastritsa — scenic bay surrounded by steep green cliffs, perfect for snorkeling.
Glyfada — long sandy beach with lively atmosphere and beach bars.
Barbati — crystal waters with stunning mountain backdrop.
Agios Gordios — golden sand and dramatic sunsets.
Sidari and Canal d’Amour — natural rock formations and romantic legend of eternal love.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Old Town of Corfu — UNESCO World Heritage Site with Venetian fortresses and Spianada Square.
• Achilleion Palace — neoclassical summer residence built for Empress Elisabeth of Austria (“Sissi”).
• Mon Repos Palace — birthplace of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
• Paleokastritsa Monastery — perched above the turquoise sea, offering panoramic views.
• Kanoni and Mouse Island (Pontikonisi) — the most photographed spot in Corfu.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Corfu International Airport “Ioannis Kapodistrias” (CFU)
Distance: 2 km from Corfu Town, 10–35 km to major resorts
Travel time: 10–45 minutes by car depending on location
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Corfu is well connected by air and sea.
Direct flights operate from Athens and major European cities.
Ferry connections link Corfu to Igoumenitsa (mainland Greece) and to Italy.
Public buses connect Corfu Town with main resorts, while car and scooter rentals are widely available.
Legend Travel organizes private transfers, guided island tours, and boat excursions.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Corfu offers a refined selection of accommodations combining tradition and comfort:
Luxury Resorts — beachfront 5-star properties with world-class service.
Family Hotels — seaside resorts with kids’ facilities and entertainment.
Adults-Only Hotels — elegant retreats for couples.
Boutique & Budget Options — stylish guesthouses in Corfu Town and quiet villages.
Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Corfiot cuisine is a delicious mix of Venetian and Greek flavors:
Sofrito — veal in white wine and garlic sauce.
Pastitsada — pasta with slow-cooked beef or rooster in tomato and spice sauce.
Bourdeto — spicy fish stew with red pepper and olive oil.
Kumquat liqueur — unique local specialty.
Mandolato and loukoumia — sweet almond and honey desserts.
Pair your meal with local white wine or ouzo and enjoy the island’s culinary elegance.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: ideal for sightseeing and hiking among green hills.
July – August: lively beach season with music and cultural festivals.
September – October: mild weather and warm sea — perfect for couples and families.
November – March: quiet off-season, good for long stays and nature lovers.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: General Hospital of Corfu, private clinics in Corfu Town
Combine Corfu with Paxos, Lefkada, or mainland Epirus for an unforgettable Ionian experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Crete, the southernmost and largest island of Greece, is a land of contrasts — from snow-capped mountains to golden beaches, from ancient palaces to vibrant modern cities.
It offers everything a traveler could wish for: history, gastronomy, adventure, and authentic hospitality.
Home to the legendary Minoan civilization, Crete combines culture and nature in perfect harmony.
The island is divided into four regions — Chania, Rethymno, Heraklion, and Lasithi — each with its own character, landscapes, and hidden treasures.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Crete’s coastline is among the most spectacular in the Mediterranean:
Elafonissi — pink sand and turquoise lagoon, famous worldwide.
Balos — breathtaking natural bay accessible by boat or 4x4.
Vai — exotic palm beach on the eastern coast.
Falassarna — long sandy shore with clear, shallow water.
Preveli — unique beach at the mouth of a palm-lined river.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
Knossos Palace — center of the ancient Minoan civilization, near Heraklion.

• Archaeological Museum of Heraklion — one of Greece’s most important museums.
• Venetian Harbor of Chania — postcard-perfect old town and lighthouse.
• Arkadi Monastery — symbol of Cretan resistance and freedom.
• Spinalonga Island — historic Venetian fortress and former leper colony.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Main Airports:
Heraklion International Airport (HER) and Chania International Airport (CHQ)
Distances:
– From Heraklion to Rethymno: 80 km (1.5 hours)
– From Heraklion to Chania: 145 km (2.5 hours)
– From Heraklion to Agios Nikolaos: 65 km (1 hour)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.


Beach season: April – November.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Crete is easily accessible by air from Athens and major European cities.
Two international airports (HER, CHQ) and regular ferry connections from Piraeus serve the island. An extensive road network connects all major towns and resorts.
Car rental is recommended for exploring remote beaches and mountain villages.
Legend Travel provides transfers, private tours, and island-wide excursions.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Crete offers a wide range of accommodation — from world-class resorts to boutique hotels:
Luxury Resorts — beachfront 5-star complexes with spa and fine dining.
Family Hotels — seaside properties with entertainment and kids’ facilities.
Adults-Only Retreats — peaceful hotels for couples and relaxation.
Boutique & Budget Options — elegant or affordable stays in cities and coastal villages.
Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINEC
Cretan cuisine is the heart of the Mediterranean diet, famous for its simplicity and purity:
Fresh olive oil, local herbs, and seasonal vegetables.
Dakos — traditional barley rusk salad with tomato and feta.
Grilled lamb with oregano and lemon.
Cheeses such as graviera, mizithra, and anthotyro.
Honey, mountain herbs, and raki (tsikoudia) — the spirit of Crete.
Every meal is a celebration of nature and hospitality.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: pleasant weather, wildflowers, ideal for sightseeing.
July – August: high season, vibrant resorts, and beach life.
September – October: warm sea and mild temperatures — perfect for couples.
November – March: off-season charm, ideal for cultural and gastronomy tours.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATIONCurrency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: available in all major towns
Combine Crete with Santorini, Rhodes, or mainland tours for a complete Greek experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Evia, also known as Euboea, stretches along the eastern coast of mainland Greece and is connected to it by a bridge at Chalkida.
Despite its proximity to Athens, it remains one of Greece’s least-discovered treasures — a perfect blend of mountain landscapes, crystal beaches, and traditional villages.
The island offers an authentic experience of Greek nature and culture: pine forests, waterfalls, ancient ruins, and local hospitality that has hardly changed through time.
Evia is ideal for travelers seeking authenticity, wellness, and a more tranquil alternative to the crowded islands.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Evia’s coastline offers a wide range of beaches across both the Aegean and Evoikos Gulf:
Chiliadou — wild and dramatic beach surrounded by cliffs and forest.
Pefki — long sandy shore on the northern coast, ideal for families.
Limnionas — turquoise bay on the Aegean side, famous for its crystal clarity.
Agia Anna — organized beach with golden sand and tavernas.
Mourteri — wide, windy beach loved by surfers.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Ancient Eretria — archaeological site with ruins of temples and theatres.
• Chalkida — vibrant capital city with the famous tidal phenomenon of the Euripus Strait.
• St. John the Russian Monastery — major pilgrimage site in northern Evia.
• Drimonas Waterfalls — natural wonder near Mount Xiro.
• Edipsos Thermal Springs — renowned since ancient times for healing and relaxation.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT

Nearest Airport: Athens International Airport (ATH)
Distance to Chalkida: 90 km (approx. 1 hour 15 minutes by car)
Distance to Northern Evia: 180 km (approx. 3 hours by car)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Evia is the most accessible Greek island, directly connected to the mainland by two bridges.
Regular bus connections operate from Athens to Chalkida and major towns across the island.
Car rental is highly recommended for exploring remote beaches and mountain villages.
Ferry connections are available from Oropos (Attica) to Eretria and from Arkitsa to Edipsos.
Legend Travel provides transfers, car hire, and tailor-made tours.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Evia offers diverse accommodation styles reflecting its varied geography:
Luxury Spa Resorts — near Edipsos, famous for thermal waters and sea views.
Family Hotels — along the northern and western coasts.
Eco-lodges and Boutique Hotels — in mountainous central Evia.
Budget Studios — simple seaside options for independent travelers.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Evia’s cuisine combines coastal and mountain flavors:
Fresh seafood and octopus grilled by the sea.
Wild herbs, mountain honey, and olive oil from southern Evia.
Goat stew with tomatoes and local wine.
Traditional pies filled with greens and cheese.
Sweet specialties such as “spoon desserts” and almond pastries.
Pair your meal with Evian wine or tsipouro from Limni.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: green landscapes, ideal for hiking and wellness retreats.
July – August: warm sea, lively beach life, and local festivals.
September – October: calm and authentic, perfect for cultural and gastronomic experiences.
November – March: mild winter and ideal period for spa and thermal holidays.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: good in main towns, limited in remote areas
Hospitals: Chalkida and Edipsos
Combine Evia with Athens, Pelion, or the islands of the Sporades for a balanced Greek journey.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Folegandros, located between Santorini and Milos, is one of the most authentic and untouched islands of the Cyclades.
It remains a true haven for travelers seeking peace, natural beauty, and traditional charm far from the crowds.
The island’s capital, Chora, is built on a cliff with panoramic views over the Aegean Sea — a picture of whitewashed houses, bougainvillea, and stone paths.
Folegandros is ideal for couples, artists, and anyone longing for slow-paced island life, breathtaking sunsets, and warm Greek hospitality.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Despite its size, Folegandros offers a variety of beaches, from easy-to-reach to remote hideaways:
Agali Beach — family-friendly, with tavernas and calm waters.
Agios Nikolaos — accessible by foot or boat, ideal for relaxing under tamarisk trees.
Katergo — wild and stunning, reachable only by hiking or sea taxi.
Livadaki — remote bay with turquoise water, perfect for adventurous swimmers.
Vardia — located near Karavostasis port, convenient for a first swim upon arrival.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Church of Panagia — located above Chora, offering a legendary view of the sunset.
• Kastro District — medieval heart of Chora with Cycladic architecture intact.
• Folklore Museum of Ano Meria — insight into rural island life.
• Chrysospilia Cave — ancient sea cave with prehistoric inscriptions (accessible by boat).
• Traditional windmills — scattered across the island, reminders of its self-sufficient past.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Santorini International Airport (JTR)
Transfer to Folegandros: by ferry from Santorini (approx. 50 minutes)
Alternative access: ferry routes from Piraeus, Milos, and other Cycladic islands.
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
The island has no airport and limited public transport, preserving its peaceful atmosphere.
A small network of local buses connects Chora, Agali, and Ano Meria.
Car, ATV, or scooter rentals are available but often unnecessary due to the island’s compact size.
Boat taxis operate daily, linking the main beaches.
Legend Travel provides private transfers and customized island tours.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation in Folegandros reflects the island’s refined simplicity:
Luxury Boutique Hotels — elegant cliffside retreats with sea views and infinity pools.
Family Guesthouses — traditional hospitality in Chora and Ano Meria.
Adults-Only Villas — ideal for couples and honeymooners.
Budget Studios — small, charming apartments close to beaches and harbor.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Folegandros offers authentic island flavors inspired by the land and sea:
Matsata — handmade pasta served with goat or rabbit stew.
Souroto — local soft cheese used in pies and salads.
Capers and sun-dried tomatoes — essential ingredients of Cycladic cuisine.
Seafood fresh from local fishermen.
Pasteli and honey desserts for a sweet finish.
Enjoy your meal with a glass of Cycladic white wine or raki overlooking the sea.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May – June: perfect weather for hiking and photography.
July – August: lively yet never crowded, with local festivals and open-air music nights.
September – October: calm, warm sea, and romantic atmosphere.
November – April: quiet season ideal for writers, artists, and long retreats.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: good in main areas
Medical service: local clinic in Chora
Combine Folegandros with Santorini, Milos, or Sifnos for an unforgettable Cycladic island-hopping experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Kea, also known as Tzia, is the closest Cycladic island to Athens — yet it feels worlds apart.
Renowned for its serene atmosphere, elegant villas, and crystal waters, Kea attracts discerning travelers looking for authenticity combined with comfort.
Its landscape of olive groves, hills, and ancient trails makes it ideal for hiking, sailing, and slow island living.
Unspoiled by mass tourism, Kea perfectly balances privacy, culture, and natural beauty — a true hidden gem of the Aegean.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Kea’s coastline is dotted with secluded bays and pristine beaches, accessible by road or boat:
Koundouros — organized beach with calm waters, villas, and seaside tavernas.
Otzias — long sandy bay perfect for families.
Spathi — peaceful and remote, with crystal-clear water.
Xyla — one of the most photogenic beaches near the port.
Pisses — sandy beach surrounded by hills and olive trees.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Ancient Karthea — archaeological site overlooking the sea, reachable via hiking trail or boat.
• Ioulis (Chora) — island’s capital with stone alleys, neoclassical houses, and panoramic views.
• The Lion of Kea — monumental stone sculpture dating to the 6th century BC.
• Agia Marina Church — Byzantine beauty near Ioulis.
• Traditional windmills and rural settlements reflecting authentic Cycladic life.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Athens International Airport (ATH)
Access: 30-minute drive from airport to Lavrio port, then 1-hour ferry to Kea
Private and group transfers from Athens arranged by Legend Travel.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS


6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Kea is accessible exclusively by sea from Lavrio port, just 60 km from Athens.
Ferries operate several times daily.
The island’s road network connects the port (Korissia), Ioulis, and the main beaches.
Car or ATV rental is recommended for exploring the interior.
Legend Travel organizes private transfers, yacht charters, and guided island tours.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Kea offers an exclusive selection of accommodations for refined travelers:
Luxury Villas — secluded properties with infinity pools and sea views.
Boutique Hotels — elegant hideaways combining modern design with local charm.
Family Hotels — warm hospitality and comfort near beaches.
Budget Studios — simple yet stylish options for independent travelers.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Kea’s cuisine is rooted in Cycladic tradition and local ingredients:
Arni me meli — lamb baked with honey and herbs.
Loza — cured pork delicacy, a local specialty.
Fava — yellow split pea purée served with olive oil and onion.
Homemade pies filled with greens, cheese, or pumpkin.
Local thyme honey and almond sweets.
Pair your meal with wine from Kea’s boutique vineyards or a chilled ouzo by the sea.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: perfect for hiking, photography, and cultural exploration.
July – August: warm sea, lively yet refined atmosphere.
September – October: calm and authentic, ideal for couples and nature lovers.
November – March: peaceful off-season, great for writers, artists, and relaxation.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Medical service: local health center in Ioulis
Combine Kea with Kythnos, Syros, or Athens for a refined Greek island-hopping experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands, is renowned for its dramatic mountains, turquoise bays, and authentic Greek character.
It combines unspoiled nature with refined comfort — from cosmopolitan coastal towns to peaceful fishing villages.
The island became world-famous through the film “Captain Corelli’s Mandolin”, yet it has preserved its quiet dignity and local charm.
Kefalonia is ideal for travelers who seek harmony between luxury and authenticity, sea and mountain, relaxation and exploration.

2️⃣ BEST BEA
Kefalonia offers some of the most photogenic beaches in all of Greece:
Myrtos Beach — iconic white pebble bay surrounded by steep cliffs.
Antisamos — emerald water and lush green hills, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.
Petani — wide bay on the Paliki peninsula, famous for sunsets.
Skala — long sandy beach with resorts and beach bars.
Lourdas — peaceful coastline with clear water and mountain views.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Argostoli — lively capital with elegant squares and a charming waterfront.
• Melissani Cave — underground lake with blue light reflections.
• Drogarati Cave — impressive stalactites and stalagmites.
• Assos Village — one of Greece’s most picturesque seaside settlements.
• Monastery of Agios Gerasimos — spiritual heart of the island.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Kefalonia International Airport “Anna Pollatou” (EFL)
Distance to Argostoli: 8 km (approx. 15 minutes by car)
Distance to Skala: 35 km (approx. 50 minutes)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Kefalonia is connected by direct flights from Athens and major European cities during summer.
Ferries operate daily from Patras and Kyllini on the mainland, and between neighboring Ionian islands (Zakynthos, Ithaca, Lefkada).
Car rental is highly recommended to explore the island’s varied terrain.
Legend Travel offers private transfers, yacht charters, and day excursions.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Kefalonia features a refined selection of accommodation blending Ionian elegance with local charm:
Luxury Resorts — beachfront 5-star properties offering panoramic views and fine dining.
Family Hotels — welcoming stays in Skala, Lassi, and Lourdas.
Adults-Only Hotels — ideal for couples seeking tranquility.
Boutique & Budget Options — stylish guesthouses in Assos and Fiskardo.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Kefalonia’s cuisine combines traditional Greek flavors with unique island recipes:
Kreatopita — traditional meat pie with aromatic herbs.
Riganada — Ionian bread salad with tomato, oregano, and olive oil.
Local cheeses such as feta Kefalonias and graviera.
Fresh seafood and grilled octopus by the sea.
Desserts made with honey, almonds, and local wine Robola.
Enjoy with a glass of Robola white wine — the pride of Kefalonia.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: lush landscapes, wildflowers, and mild weather.
July – August: warm sea and lively summer atmosphere.
September – October: golden light, warm water, and relaxed ambiance.
November – March: off-season calm, ideal for cultural travelers and long stays.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: General Hospital of Argostoli and local medical centers across the island
Combine Kefalonia with Ithaca, Zakynthos, or Lefkada for a complete Ionian experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Kos, located in the Dodecanese archipelago near the Turkish coast, is an island where history and relaxation coexist effortlessly.
It is known as the birthplace of Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine, and combines ancient landmarks, modern resorts, and authentic Greek atmosphere.
Kos offers golden beaches, scenic villages, and a cosmopolitan port city with palm-lined promenades and Venetian architecture.
Perfect for families, couples, and travelers seeking a balance between culture, wellness, and seaside enjoyment.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Kos boasts some of the longest and most diverse beaches in the Aegean:
Paradise Beach — soft sand and clear shallow waters, ideal for families.
Tigaki — popular beach with water sports and organized facilities.
Mastichari — wide sandy bay and ferry point to Kalymnos.
Agios Stefanos — unique beach with ruins of an early Christian basilica.
Kefalos Bay — calm, scenic beach surrounded by hills and tavernas.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Asklepion of Kos — ancient healing sanctuary dedicated to Hippocrates.
• Castle of the Knights — medieval fortress overlooking the harbor.
• Ancient Agora — archaeological site in the city center.
• Plane Tree of Hippocrates — legendary symbol of ancient knowledge.
• Traditional villages Zia and Pyli — mountain settlements with panoramic views.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPO
Nearest Airport: Kos International Airport “Hippocrates” (KGS)
Distance to Kos Town: 25 km (approx. 30 minutes by car)
Distance to Kefalos: 17 km (approx. 20 minutes)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Kos is connected by direct flights from Athens and many European cities during summer.
Ferries operate daily from Piraeus, Rhodes, and nearby islands such as Kalymnos and Nisyros.
Public transport links all major resorts, while car or scooter rental is recommended for exploration.
Legend Travel provides airport transfers, guided excursions, and private sailing tours around the Dodecanese.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Kos offers a broad range of accommodations blending comfort with Greek hospitality:
Luxury Resorts — beachfront 5-star properties with wellness centers and private beaches.
Family Hotels — all-inclusive resorts in Kardamena and Tigaki.
Adults-Only Hotels — stylish options for couples seeking tranquility.
Boutique & Budget Hotels — charming stays in Kos Town and traditional villages.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Kos cuisine reflects its fertile land and Mediterranean soul:
Possa cheese — local goat cheese aged in red wine.
Katimeria — traditional fried pastries with honey.
Stuffed vine leaves and tomatoes with herbs and rice.
Fresh seafood — grilled octopus, red mullet, and squid.
Sweet baklava and homemade spoon desserts.
Accompany your meal with a glass of local white wine or ouzo by the sea.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: mild temperatures and blooming nature, ideal for sightseeing.
July – August: high season with beach life, festivals, and vibrant nightlife.
September – October: calm weather, warm sea, and authentic atmosphere.
November – March: peaceful off-season perfect for relaxation and wellness retreats.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: General Hospital of Kos and several private clinics
Combine Kos with Rhodes, Nisyros, or Kalymnos for a Dodecanese island-hopping experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Lefkada, connected to the mainland by a floating bridge, is one of the most easily accessible islands in Greece — yet it feels remote and exotic.
Famous for its turquoise bays, dramatic cliffs, and sailing culture, the island offers a perfect mix of natural beauty, adventure, and relaxation.
From cosmopolitan Nidri to peaceful Agios Nikitas and wild Porto Katsiki, Lefkada welcomes travelers looking for freedom, authenticity, and Ionian charm.
It’s ideal for nature lovers, couples, and sailing enthusiasts.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Lefkada’s coastline rivals the Caribbean in beauty and color:
Porto Katsiki — world-famous beach beneath towering white cliffs.
Egremni — long stretch of fine sand with deep blue water.
Kathisma — organized beach with bars and dramatic sunsets.
Agiofili — hidden bay near Vasiliki, ideal for snorkeling.
Milos Beach — accessible only by path or boat, quiet and unspoiled.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Lefkada Town — charming harbor with pastel houses and Venetian influences.
• Agia Mavra Castle — medieval fortress at the island’s entrance.
• Monastery of Faneromeni — spiritual landmark overlooking Lefkada Town.
• Archaeological Museum — small but rich in Ionian history.
• Traditional mountain villages such as Karya — known for hand-woven textiles and local crafts.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Aktion National Airport (PVK)
Distance to Lefkada Town: 20 km (approx. 25 minutes by car)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Lefkada is the only Ionian island accessible by car — no ferry required.
Regular bus connections from Athens and Thessaloniki are available.
Car rental is recommended for exploring the island’s remote beaches.
Ferries operate from Nidri to nearby islands: Meganisi, Ithaca, and Kefalonia.
Legend Travel provides private transfers, yacht charters, and customized excursions.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Lefkada offers diverse and stylish options for all travelers:
Luxury Villas — secluded properties with infinity pools and sea views.
Family Hotels — comfortable stays near Nidri and Agios Nikitas.
Adults-Only Hotels — boutique retreats for couples.
Budget Studios — cozy and affordable, close to beaches and marinas.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Lefkada’s cuisine celebrates the flavors of the Ionian:
Savoro — fish in vinegar, rosemary, and garlic sauce.
Lentil soup from Eglouvi — one of the most famous dishes of the island.
Riganada — toasted bread with olive oil, tomato, oregano, and cheese.
Local sausages and honey-roasted almonds.
Sweet “mandolato” and “pasteli” made with honey and sesame.
Enjoy your meal with local wine or a glass of ouzo by the sea.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: vibrant nature, pleasant temperatures, ideal for hiking and photography.
July – August: warm sea and lively summer atmosphere.
September – October: calm, warm water, and relaxed rhythm.
November – March: quiet off-season, perfect for peaceful retreats.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: General Hospital of Lefkada and local medical centers
Combine Lefkada with Kefalonia, Ithaca, and Meganisi for an unforgettable Ionian island-hopping experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Milos, located in the southwestern Cyclades, is famous for its colorful cliffs, unique rock formations, and over 70 beaches — more than any other Greek island.
Shaped by volcanic activity, it offers a landscape unlike anywhere else in Greece: white rocks, turquoise coves, and mineral hues that change with the light.
Known as the island where the statue Venus de Milo was discovered, Milos combines ancient heritage, warm hospitality, and contemporary comfort.
Ideal for couples, photographers, and travelers seeking raw beauty and authenticity.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Milos is a paradise for beach lovers and explorers:
Sarakiniko — iconic white volcanic landscape resembling the moon.
Kleftiko — dramatic sea caves accessible only by boat.
Firiplaka — colorful cliffs and soft sand, perfect for swimming.
Tsigrado — small hidden cove reached by ladder descent.
Papafragas — natural sea channel carved into rock walls.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Ancient Theatre of Milos — overlooking the Aegean, near the discovery site of Venus de Milo.
• Catacombs of Milos — among the oldest Christian monuments in Greece.
• Plaka — charming capital with traditional houses and panoramic sunset views.
• Mining Museum — showcasing the island’s geological and industrial heritage.
• Venetian Castle of Plaka — remains of medieval fortifications.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Milos Island National Airport (MLO)
Distance to Adamas Port: 5 km (approx. 10 minutes by car)
Alternative Access: daily ferries from Piraeus (approx. 5–7 hours) and from nearby islands such as Santorini and Folegandros.
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Milos is served by regular flights from Athens and ferries from Piraeus and other Cycladic islands.
Public buses connect main villages and beaches, while renting a car, ATV, or boat is the best way to explore.
Boat tours around the island are a must, revealing hidden sea caves and secluded bays.
Legend Travel offers private transfers, sailing trips, and guided island experiences.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Milos features stylish and authentic accommodation reflecting its volcanic charm:
Luxury Boutique Hotels — elegant cliffside suites in Pollonia and Plaka.
Family Hotels — comfortable seaside stays near Adamas.
Adults-Only Retreats — romantic properties with sea views and private jacuzzis.
Budget Studios — simple, clean, and close to the beaches.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Milos cuisine celebrates simplicity and freshness:
Pitarakia — small fried cheese pies with herbs.
Koufeto — wedding dessert made of honey and almonds.
Seafood — grilled octopus, red mullet, and calamari caught daily.
Skordoloukanika — traditional garlic sausages.
Capers, olive oil, and thyme honey — staples of local gastronomy.
Enjoy your meal with a glass of Cycladic white wine as the sun sets over the Aegean.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May – June: mild weather, ideal for photography and sailing.
July – August: high season with warm sea and vibrant evenings.
September – October: tranquil atmosphere and perfect swimming conditions.
November – April: peaceful and authentic off-season escape.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: very good
Hospitals: local health center in Plaka and clinic in Adamas
Combine Milos with Folegandros, Sifnos, or Santorini for an unforgettable Cycladic island-hopping experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Mykonos, the “Island of the Winds,” is one of the most iconic destinations in Greece — known worldwide for its vibrant nightlife, elegant architecture, and endless sunshine.
Beyond its glamorous reputation, Mykonos offers serene villages, hidden beaches, and moments of authentic Cycladic simplicity.
From the cobbled streets of Chora to the luxurious marinas and golden shores, Mykonos is a seamless blend of tradition and sophistication.
Perfect for couples, groups, and luxury travelers seeking both excitement and elegance.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Mykonos boasts a coastline of contrasts — from energetic beach clubs to quiet retreats:
Psarou — upscale beach with crystal water and world-class restaurants.
Ornos — family-friendly bay with calm sea and elegant hotels.
Super Paradise — legendary for beach parties and DJ events.
Elia — long sandy beach with organized facilities and fine dining.
Agios Sostis — untouched beauty for those seeking peace and authenticity.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Mykonos Town (Chora) — labyrinth of white alleys, boutiques, and iconic windmills.
• Little Venice — romantic waterfront neighborhood with sunset views.
• Archaeological Museum of Mykonos — artifacts from Delos and Rhenia islands.
• Church of Panagia Paraportiani — masterpiece of Cycladic architecture.
• Delos Island — UNESCO World Heritage Site, sacred birthplace of Apollo, reachable by short boat trip.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Mykonos International Airport (JMK)
Distance to Mykonos Town: 4 km (approx. 10 minutes by car)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Mykonos is well connected by daily flights from Athens and direct international routes during summer.
Regular ferries from Piraeus and Rafina ports, as well as from other Cycladic islands (Santorini, Paros, Naxos).
Public buses connect main beaches, though car or ATV rental is recommended for flexibility.
Legend Travel offers private transfers, VIP services, and yacht charters.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Mykonos sets the standard for luxury hospitality in the Aegean:
Luxury Resorts — iconic 5-star properties with infinity pools and panoramic sea views.
Boutique Hotels — stylish retreats in Chora and Agios Ioannis.
Family Hotels — comfortable options in Ornos and Platis Gialos.
Adults-Only Suites & Villas — privacy and elegance for couples.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Mykonos cuisine celebrates both local heritage and international sophistication:
Kopanisti — spicy local cheese served with barley rusks.
Louza — air-dried pork delicacy.
Aegean seafood — lobster, red mullet, and grilled octopus.
Tomatokeftedes — Cycladic tomato fritters with herbs.
Amygdalota — almond sweets dusted with sugar.
Enjoy your dinner with fine Greek wine or a sunset cocktail in Little Venice.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: perfect weather, vibrant yet not crowded — ideal for sightseeing.
July – August: peak season with full nightlife and exclusive events.
September – October: warm sea and balanced ambiance.
November – March: quiet season with local life and authentic charm.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: local medical center and private clinics in Mykonos Town
Combine Mykonos with Delos, Paros, or Santorini for a signature Cycladic journey.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Naxos is a land of contrasts — from golden beaches and green valleys to mountain villages where time stands still.
Located in the center of the Cyclades, it offers a perfect blend of culture, gastronomy, and outdoor adventure.
Unlike its glamorous neighbors, Naxos remains refreshingly authentic and welcoming, famous for its hospitality, marble temples, and rich local produce.
Ideal for families, explorers, and travelers who seek genuine Greek island life with comfort and depth.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Naxos is home to some of the finest and longest beaches in the Aegean:
Agios Prokopios — soft golden sand and clear shallow water, perfect for families.
Plaka Beach — endless shoreline with dunes and relaxed atmosphere.
Agia Anna — organized beach with tavernas and crystal water.
Mikri Vigla — famous for windsurfing and kitesurfing.
Aliko Beach — secluded bay framed by cedar forest and sand cliffs.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Portara (Apollo’s Gate) — the island’s symbol and remnant of an unfinished temple.
• Old Town of Naxos Chora — Venetian Castle, narrow alleys, and hidden courtyards.
• Temple of Demeter — ancient sanctuary set amid fertile fields.
• Halki Village — former capital with neoclassical mansions and the Damalas distillery.
• Apeiranthos — marble village known for its authentic architecture and craft traditions.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Naxos Island National Airport (JNX)
Distance to Chora: 3 km (approx. 10 minutes by car)
Alternative access: ferries from Piraeus (5–6 hours) and from other Cycladic islands (Mykonos, Paros, Santorini).
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Naxos is served by daily flights from Athens and regular ferries from Piraeus and Rafina.
Public buses connect Chora with most villages and beaches.
Car, ATV, or scooter rental is recommended for full island exploration.
Legend Travel provides private transfers, boat excursions, and guided tours of the interior villages and mountains.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Naxos offers a diverse selection of accommodation that blends comfort with authentic Greek style:
Luxury Resorts — seaside 5-star properties in Agios Prokopios and Agia Anna.
Family Hotels — spacious resorts and apartments ideal for children.
Adults-Only Boutiques — romantic hideaways for couples.
Budget Studios — simple yet elegant options near beaches and the port.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Naxos is renowned for its agricultural richness and traditional flavors:
Graviera cheese — aged and buttery, the island’s signature product.
Potato dishes — famous “Naxos potatoes” grown in volcanic soil.
Rooster in wine sauce and slow-cooked goat.
Kitron liqueur — made from citron leaves, unique to Naxos.
Honey, figs, and almond sweets for dessert.
Pair your meal with local wine or raki to taste the true spirit of the Cyclades.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: ideal for hiking, photography, and cultural excursions.
July – August: warm sea and vibrant atmosphere on the coast.
September – October: mild weather, authentic village life, and harvest festivals.
November – March: peaceful season with local traditions and culinary experiences.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent in main areas
Hospitals: Health Center of Naxos and private clinics in Chora
Combine Naxos with Paros, Mykonos, or Santorini for a memorable Cycladic journey.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Paros, located in the center of the Cyclades, is one of Greece’s most beloved islands — known for its harmonious mix of natural beauty, authentic charm, and cosmopolitan energy.
Its whitewashed villages, golden beaches, and turquoise waters create a picture-perfect setting that reflects the very essence of the Aegean.
From the lively harbor of Naoussa to the quiet alleys of Lefkes, Paros offers experiences for every traveler — from luxury and nightlife to history and serenity.
It’s ideal for couples, families, and travelers seeking the true Cycladic atmosphere with modern comfort.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Paros boasts some of the most diverse beaches in the Aegean:
Kolymbithres — famous for smooth granite rock formations and clear waters.
Golden Beach — long sandy coast, popular for windsurfing.
Santa Maria — vibrant beach with bars, music, and water sports.
Faragas — secluded bay with turquoise sea and elegant vibe.
Monastiri — organized beach within a natural bay surrounded by hills.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Parikia Old Town — maze of Cycladic alleys, boutiques, and cafes.
• Panagia Ekatontapiliani — the “Church of 100 Doors,” one of Greece’s oldest and most significant Byzantine churches.
• Naoussa — picturesque fishing village turned chic summer hotspot.
• Lefkes — traditional mountain village with neoclassical charm.
• Ancient Marble Quarries — source of the famous Parian marble used in ancient sculptures.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Paros National Airport (PAS)
Distance to Parikia: 10 km (approx. 15 minutes by car)
Alternative access: daily ferries from Piraeus and Rafina (approx. 4–5 hours) and connections from Naxos, Mykonos, and Santorini.
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Paros is easily accessible by air and sea, with daily connections to Athens and other Cycladic islands.
Public buses connect Parikia, Naoussa, Lefkes, and main beaches.
Car, ATV, or scooter rentals are ideal for exploring hidden coves.
Ferries also link Paros to its smaller sister island, Antiparos, just 10 minutes away.
Legend Travel offers private transfers, sailing trips, and island tours.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Paros offers elegant accommodations that balance Cycladic simplicity with luxury:
Luxury Resorts — 5-star beachfront hotels in Naoussa and Golden Beach.
Boutique Hotels — charming properties in Parikia and Lefkes.
Family Hotels — cozy seaside options with traditional hospitality.
Adults-Only Retreats — peaceful hideaways for couples.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Paros cuisine reflects the freshness of the Aegean and the island’s agricultural heritage:
Gouna — sun-dried grilled fish, a local specialty.
Revithada — slow-cooked chickpeas in clay pots.
Octopus in wine sauce — a maritime delicacy.
Cheeses — xinomyzithra and ladotyri.
Traditional desserts — amygdalota and nougat with honey.
Pair your meal with Parian wine from local vineyards or a chilled glass of ouzo by the harbor.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: mild temperatures, blooming landscapes, perfect for exploration.
July – August: vibrant atmosphere, beach life, and summer festivals.
September – October: warm sea, calm ambiance, and ideal weather for couples.
November – March: quiet off-season ideal for long stays and local immersion.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: Health Center of Paros and local clinics in Naoussa and Parikia
Combine Paros with Naxos, Mykonos, or Antiparos for an unforgettable Cycladic journey.

1️⃣ OVERVIE
Patmos, located in the northern Dodecanese, is known worldwide as the “Island of the Apocalypse.”
It is here that Saint John the Theologian wrote the Book of Revelation, giving the island its deep spiritual identity.
Beyond its religious heritage, Patmos offers elegant simplicity: whitewashed houses, tranquil beaches, and a refined yet authentic atmosphere.
Combining mysticism, serenity, and luxury, it is a haven for pilgrims, artists, and discerning travelers seeking both inner and outer beauty.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Patmos offers a coastline of serene coves and crystal waters:
Grikos — calm bay with soft sand and luxury resorts.
Psili Ammos — accessible by boat or footpath, ideal for those seeking solitude.
Agriolivadi — organized beach with tavernas and water sports.
Kampos — sandy family-friendly beach with shallow waters.
Lambi — colorful pebbled beach famous for its natural beauty.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Monastery of Saint John the Theologian — UNESCO World Heritage Site and symbol of the island.
• Cave of the Apocalypse — sacred grotto where Saint John received his divine vision.
• Chora — one of the most beautiful traditional villages in the Aegean, crowned by the Monastery.
• Monastery of Zoodochos Pigi — hidden gem surrounded by pine trees.
• Patmos Archaeological Museum — collection of religious manuscripts and artifacts.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Patmos does not have an airport, preserving its peaceful character.
Nearest Airport: Leros Island National Airport (LRS) or Kos International Airport (KGS)
Access: ferry connections from Piraeus (approx. 8–9 hours) and from Leros or Kos (1–3 hours).
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Patmos is accessible only by sea, maintaining its quiet charm.
Ferries connect the island with Piraeus, Kos, Leros, and Rhodes.
Local buses link Skala (the main port) with Chora and major beaches.
Car, scooter, or ATV rentals are available for independent exploration.
Legend Travel organizes transfers, yacht charters, and private island tours.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Patmos combines monastic simplicity with refined luxury:
Luxury Boutique Hotels — elegant mansions in Chora with panoramic views.
Seaside Resorts — sophisticated properties in Grikos and Kampos.
Family Hotels — warm hospitality and comfort near the beaches.
Traditional Guesthouses — authentic stays with Cycladic charm.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Patmos cuisine is pure, flavorful, and rooted in monastic tradition:
Fish stewed with tomato and herbs (skorpina sto fourno).
Cheese pies with honey (pougia).
Goat cooked in wine sauce.
Lentil and chickpea dishes seasoned with local herbs.
Almond sweets (amygdalota) and thyme honey.
Enjoy your meal with local wine or a refreshing glass of ouzo as the sun sets over Grikos Bay.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: tranquil atmosphere, mild weather, and lush landscapes.
July – August: lively yet serene, with cultural events and festivals.
September – October: calm sea, perfect for couples and spiritual travelers.
November – March: peaceful retreat season for contemplation and long stays.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: good in main areas
Medical services: health center in Skala
Combine Patmos with Leros, Lipsi, or Kos for a sacred and serene Dodecanese experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
The Peloponnese Peninsula, located in southern Greece, is a land steeped in mythology and beauty.
It is the birthplace of heroes, the stage of ancient epics, and a living museum of Greek civilization.
From the ancient theaters of Epidaurus and Olympia’s sacred grounds to medieval castles, mountain villages, and crystal coastlines, Peloponnese offers unmatched diversity.
Ideal for travelers who seek authenticity, history, and a connection to Greece’s soul — all in one breathtaking region.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
The Peloponnese boasts hundreds of kilometers of coastline, with some of Greece’s most pristine beaches:
Voidokilia — iconic crescent-shaped bay with turquoise waters in Messinia.
Simos Beach, Elafonisos — fine white sand and Caribbean-blue sea.
Kalogria — wide sandy beach in the Mani region.
Foneas Beach — hidden cove surrounded by cliffs.
Tolo — family-friendly beach near Nafplio with shallow water and cafes.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Ancient Mycenae — citadel of Agamemnon and the legendary Lion Gate.
• Epidaurus Theatre — ancient marvel of acoustics, still hosting performances.
• Ancient Olympia — birthplace of the Olympic Games.
• Nafplio — first capital of modern Greece, with Venetian architecture and Bourtzi fortress.
• Monemvasia — medieval stone town carved into a rock above the sea.
• Mystra — UNESCO World Heritage Site of Byzantine grandeur near Sparta.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Main Airport: Kalamata International Airport (KLX)
Alternative: Athens International Airport (ATH), approx. 2–3 hours by car to central Peloponnese.
Distances:
– Kalamata to Nafplio: 140 km (approx. 2 hours)
– Kalamata to Olympia: 120 km (approx. 2 hours)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS


6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
The Peloponnese is connected to mainland Greece via the Corinth Canal and major highways.
Easy access by car or private transfer from Athens or Kalamata.
Public KTEL buses connect all major towns and archaeological sites.
Legend Travel offers private guided tours, transfers, and multi-day cultural itineraries throughout the region.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation in the Peloponnese ranges from seaside luxury to traditional mountain lodges:
Luxury Resorts — beachfront hotels in Costa Navarino and Monemvasia.
Historic Mansions — restored stone houses in Nafplio and Mani.
Family Hotels — comfortable stays near beaches and cultural sites.
Eco-Lodges — rural retreats surrounded by olive groves and vineyards.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
The Peloponnese is the heart of Greek gastronomy and olive oil production:
Traditional ladera — vegetables cooked in olive oil.
Sparta-style pork with orange and herbs.
Fresh seafood and grilled sardines along the Messinian Gulf.
Local cheeses such as graviera and manouri.
Desserts — diples (honey-fried pastry) and pasteli (honey-sesame bars).
Accompany your meal with fine wines from Nemea — Greece’s oldest vineyard region.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: ideal for cultural exploration and wildflower-covered landscapes.
July – August: warm, sunny, perfect for beaches and family travel.
September – October: harvest season — best for wine and olive oil tours.
November – March: mild winter, excellent for history lovers and mountain escapes.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: in Kalamata, Sparta, Nafplio, and Patras
Combine Peloponnese with Athens, Delphi, or the Ionian Islands for a complete journey through Greece.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Rhodes, known since antiquity as the “Island of the Sun,” combines medieval charm, cosmopolitan flair, and pristine nature.
Its capital, Rhodes Town, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — a perfectly preserved medieval city built by the Knights of St. John.
Beyond the walls lies a world of turquoise beaches, mountain villages, and ancient ruins.
Rhodes is ideal for families, couples, and explorers who want to experience both culture and relaxation in one destination.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Rhodes offers a coastline of over 200 km, with beaches for every taste:
Tsambika — golden sand and turquoise water, perfect for swimming.
Anthony Quinn Bay — scenic cove surrounded by rocks, ideal for snorkeling.
Faliraki — vibrant beach with restaurants, bars, and water sports.
Agathi — calm, shallow bay near a medieval castle.
Prasonisi — where the Aegean and Mediterranean seas meet — a paradise for windsurfers.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Medieval Old Town of Rhodes — UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Europe’s best-preserved fortresses.
• Palace of the Grand Masters — symbol of the Knights’ legacy.
• Ancient Kamiros — one of the island’s three ancient cities.
• Lindos Acropolis — iconic clifftop sanctuary with breathtaking sea views.
• Mandraki Harbor — legendary location where the Colossus of Rhodes once stood.
• Monastery of Tsambika — panoramic views and local legend of fertility.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Rhodes International Airport “Diagoras” (RHO)
Distance to Rhodes Town: 14 km (approx. 20 minutes by car)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY

Rhodes is connected by daily flights from Athens and numerous direct international routes.
Regular ferry services from Piraeus and other Dodecanese islands (Kos, Symi, Patmos).
Public buses connect all major resorts and villages.
Car rental is recommended for exploring the island’s rich interior.
Legend Travel provides airport transfers, private excursions, and sailing tours.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Rhodes offers a wide range of accommodations for all travelers:
Luxury Resorts — 5-star beachfront properties in Kalithea, Faliraki, and Lindos.
Family Hotels — all-inclusive options with entertainment for children.
Boutique Hotels — charming stays in the Old Town and coastal villages.
Adults-Only Suites — exclusive resorts for couples.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Rhodes cuisine combines Aegean freshness with Anatolian influence:
Pitaroudia — chickpea fritters flavored with herbs.
Lahanodolmades — cabbage rolls stuffed with rice and meat.
Grilled octopus and fresh fish from the Aegean.
Local cheeses such as myzithra and sitaka.
Sweet melekouni — honey-sesame bars offered during celebrations.
Accompany your meal with a glass of local wine or ouzo by the sea.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: ideal for sightseeing, nature, and mild weather.
July – August: high season, lively beaches, and long sunny days.
September – October: warm sea and relaxed rhythm.
November – March: quiet cultural season, perfect for historical exploration.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: General Hospital of Rhodes and several private clinics
Combine Rhodes with Symi, Kos, or Patmos for a complete Dodecanese experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Samos, located in the eastern Aegean near the coast of Asia Minor, is a place where ancient intellect meets natural splendor.
It is famous for its philosopher Pythagoras, its sweet Muscat wine, and its fertile green landscape filled with olive groves and vineyards.
The island combines cultural depth, stunning beaches, and genuine hospitality — a destination that feels both vibrant and serene.
Samos is ideal for travelers seeking relaxation, exploration, and an authentic Greek experience enriched with history and nature.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Samos offers diverse beaches framed by pine-covered hills and crystal waters:
Tsamadou — pebbly beach with turquoise water and relaxed vibe.
Psili Ammos — golden sand and shallow waters near the Turkish coast.
Kokkari — lively beach with tavernas and windsurfing.
Lemonakia — small, scenic bay ideal for swimming.
Potokaki — long organized beach close to Pythagoreio and the airport.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Heraion of Samos — UNESCO World Heritage archaeological site dedicated to the goddess Hera.
• Tunnel of Eupalinos — ancient engineering marvel, one of the world’s first aqueducts.
• Pythagoreio — charming harbor town with neoclassical houses and the Archaeological Museum.
• Vathy — capital with narrow alleys, museums, and authentic atmosphere.
• Monastery of Panagia Spiliani — perched above Pythagoreio with panoramic views.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT

Nearest Airport: Samos International Airport “Aristarchos of Samos” (SMI)
Distance to Pythagoreio: 4 km (approx. 10 minutes by car)
Distance to Vathy: 15 km (approx. 25 minutes by car)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Samos is connected by daily flights from Athens and direct international routes during summer.
Regular ferries operate from Piraeus, as well as nearby islands such as Ikaria, Chios, and Patmos.
Public transport and taxis connect major towns and beaches.
Legend Travel provides private transfers, car rentals, and island tours with local guides.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Samos offers accommodations that reflect its natural beauty and cultural warmth:
Luxury Resorts — seaside properties with wellness centers in Pythagoreio and Kokkari.
Family Hotels — cozy options with sea views and gardens.
Boutique Hotels — stylish retreats blending modern comfort with local charm.
Budget Studios — simple, peaceful stays near beaches and villages.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Samos is a paradise for lovers of Mediterranean cuisine and fine wine:
Fresh fish grilled with olive oil and lemon.
Chickpea balls and cheese pies (pitarakia).
Local goat dishes flavored with herbs and tomatoes.
Sweet bourekakia me myzithra — pastries filled with cheese and honey.
Samos Muscat wine — one of Greece’s most celebrated dessert wines.
Enjoy your meal by the sea as the sun sets over the Anatolian horizon.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: green landscapes and blooming nature, ideal for hiking.
July – August: warm sea, lively atmosphere, and cultural events.
September – October: mild weather and harvest season for grapes and olives.
November – March: calm period perfect for authentic local life.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: General Hospital of Samos in Vathy
Combine Samos with Patmos, Ikaria, or Kusadasi (Turkey) for a unique Aegean journey.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Santorini is the jewel of the Aegean — a volcanic island sculpted by nature and celebrated by travelers around the world.
With its dramatic cliffs, whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and golden sunsets that turn the sea into fire, it has become a symbol of Greece itself.
Formed by one of the most powerful volcanic eruptions in history, Santorini is a place where myth and beauty meet reality.
From the romantic village of Oia to the lively streets of Fira, from its ancient ruins to the vineyards of volcanic soil, Santorini offers an unforgettable blend of luxury, mystery, and timeless elegance.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
– Red Beach (Akrotiri): unique red cliffs and turquoise waters.
– Perissa & Perivolos: long black-sand beaches with beach clubs and water sports.
– Kamari: popular and family-friendly, with restaurants and shops along the promenade.
– Vlychada: sculpted volcanic formations and peaceful atmosphere.
– Ammoudi Bay: romantic cove beneath Oia, ideal for swimming and sunset dining.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
– Ancient Akrotiri: the “Pompeii of the Aegean,” a Minoan city preserved in volcanic ash.
– Oia & Fira: iconic clifftop towns with Cycladic architecture and panoramic views.
– Pyrgos Village: former capital with a medieval castle and panoramic views of the island.
– Museum of Prehistoric Thera: fascinating finds from ancient Santorini.
– Profitis Ilias Monastery: the island’s highest point and a symbol of faith and tradition.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Santorini (Thira) International Airport (JTR):
– Fira: 10 minutes
– Oia: 25 minutes
– Kamari: 10 minutes
Private transfers, luxury minibuses, and VIP chauffeur services are available with Legend Travel.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: April – November.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Direct flights from Athens and major European cities.
– Regular ferries from Piraeus, Crete, and Mykonos.
– Car, ATV, or scooter rental for exploring the island.
– Daily catamaran and yacht cruises around the caldera.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Santorini’s hotels are carved into cliffs and filled with romance:
– Luxury Cave Hotels: Canaves Oia Suites, Grace Santorini, Katikies.
– Boutique Retreats: Andronis Concept, Astarte Suites.
– Family Resorts: in Kamari and Perissa.
– Private Villas: with infinity pools and panoramic views.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
The island’s volcanic soil gives its cuisine a distinctive flavor:
– Tomatokeftedes (tomato fritters), Santorini fava, and white eggplant.
– Fresh seafood and grilled octopus at Ammoudi Bay.
– Assyrtiko wines — crisp and mineral, grown in volcanic vineyards.
– Romantic cliffside dining with breathtaking caldera sunsets.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May – October: perfect for beaches, sailing, and sunset experiences.
April & November: peaceful atmosphere with mild weather.
December – March: quiet and authentic, ideal for photography and wellness retreats.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: Thira Medical Center
Combine Santorini with Mykonos, Paros, or Crete for a complete Legend Travel Cycladic Journey.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Skopelos, often called “the green island,” is one of the most beautiful destinations in the Aegean.
Known for its dramatic coastline, tranquil atmosphere, and traditional architecture, it is an island where nature and culture blend perfectly.
Famous as one of the filming locations of “Mamma Mia!”, Skopelos offers stunning landscapes, turquoise waters, and authentic Greek hospitality without the crowds.
It’s an ideal escape for couples, families, and travelers seeking peace, nature, and romance.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Skopelos boasts some of the most enchanting beaches in Greece:
Stafilos — sandy cove surrounded by pine trees, close to the main town.
Panormos — calm bay with tavernas and deep blue waters.
Milia — long beach with soft sand and views of Dassia islet.
Kastani — famous “Mamma Mia” beach with lively summer vibes.
Hovolo — secluded and photogenic, accessible via short coastal path.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Skopelos Town (Chora) — amphitheatrically built around the harbor with traditional whitewashed houses.
• Monastery of Evangelistria — 18th-century monastery overlooking the town.
• Church of Agios Ioannis Kastri — the iconic clifftop chapel featured in “Mamma Mia!”.
• Folklore Museum of Skopelos — preserving the island’s maritime and cultural heritage.
• Glossa Village — picturesque settlement with authentic island charm.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Skopelos does not have its own airport.
Nearest Airport: Skiathos International Airport “Alexandros Papadiamantis” (JSI)
Access:
– Ferry or catamaran from Skiathos to Skopelos (approx. 30–60 minutes).
– Ferry connections from Volos, Agios Konstantinos, and Thessaloniki (seasonal).
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Access to Skopelos is by sea only, ensuring its peaceful atmosphere.
Frequent ferry routes operate from Skiathos, Volos, and Evia.
Public buses and taxis connect the main town with beaches and villages.
Car or scooter rental is recommended for exploring the island’s interior and coastal roads.
Legend Travel organizes transfers, yacht charters, and private island tours.

7️⃣
Skopelos offers charming accommodation options blending comfort and natural beauty:
Luxury Hotels — seaside properties with panoramic views and infinity pools.
Family Hotels — traditional stays near beaches and town centers.
Boutique Villas — elegant retreats surrounded by pine forests.
Budget Studios — cozy, affordable choices for independent travelers.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Skopelos cuisine celebrates pure island flavors and homemade recipes:
Skopelitiki tiropita — traditional spiral cheese pie, crispy and iconic.
Fresh fish and seafood grilled over charcoal.
Goat cooked with tomato and local herbs.
Homemade spoon sweets (glyka tou koutaliou) made from fruit and honey.
Local wine and plum liqueur served in seaside tavernas.
Enjoy dining under the pines with the scent of the sea in the air.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: perfect for nature walks and photography, mild temperatures.
July – August: vibrant summer season, warm sea, and island festivals.
September – October: quiet charm, ideal for couples and sea lovers.
November – March: peaceful off-season for rest and reflection.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: good across main areas
Medical services: local health center in Skopelos Town
Combine Skopelos with Skiathos and Alonissos for a magical Northern Sporades experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Thasos, the northernmost Greek island, lies just off the coast of Kavala and combines the charm of the Aegean with easy accessibility from the mainland.
Known as the “Emerald Island,” it is covered with forests, olive groves, and marble quarries that glisten under the sun.
With its calm rhythm, clear waters, and hospitable locals, Thasos is the perfect escape for those seeking relaxation, authenticity, and nature.
Ideal for families, couples, and travelers who appreciate genuine Greek simplicity and natural beauty.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Thasos is famous for its mix of sandy bays and wild coves:
Golden Beach — long, shallow bay ideal for families and water sports.
Paradise Beach — turquoise waters and soft sand surrounded by greenery.
Saliara (Marble Beach) — white marble pebbles and striking emerald sea.
Aliki Beach — scenic peninsula with ancient ruins and tavernas.
Metalia — unique beach near Limenaria with dramatic rocks and clear water.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Ancient Agora of Thasos — remains of temples, statues, and public buildings.
• Archaeological Museum of Thasos — artifacts from the island’s rich history.
• Aliki Archaeological Site — ancient marble quarries by the sea.
• Theologos Village — traditional mountain settlement with stone houses.
• Archangel Michael Monastery — clifftop monastery overlooking the Aegean.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Kavala International Airport “Alexander the Great” (KVA)
Access:
– 20-minute drive from the airport to Keramoti Port
– 35-minute ferry crossing from Keramoti to Thasos (Limenas)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Thasos is one of the easiest Greek islands to reach — no airport required.
Frequent ferries operate from Keramoti and Kavala ports year-round.
Public buses connect Limenas, Limenaria, and major beaches.
Car or scooter rental is highly recommended to explore the island’s villages and mountain roads.
Legend Travel provides private transfers, island tours, and jeep safaris.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Thasos offers accommodations that blend comfort with nature:
Luxury Hotels — seaside resorts with pools and spa facilities.
Family Hotels — friendly and affordable options near beaches.
Traditional Guesthouses — authentic stone houses in mountain villages.
Villas & Studios — perfect for longer stays and privacy.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Thasos cuisine is pure and rustic, showcasing the island’s rich produce:
Fresh seafood — grilled octopus, sardines, and calamari.
Keftedes — traditional meatballs with herbs.
Goat stew with wine and tomato sauce.
Olives and olive oil — among the best in Northern Greece.
Local honey and spoon sweets (fruit preserves).
Accompany your meal with local wines or tsipouro distilled from Thasian grapes.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: lush green landscapes, ideal for hiking and photography.
July – August: vibrant summer atmosphere with festivals and lively beaches.
September – October: warm sea, fewer crowds, perfect for relaxation.
November – March: peaceful off-season with mild weather.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Medical services: health center in Limenas
Combine Thasos with Kavala, Philippi, and Halkidiki for a complete Northern Greece experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Tinos, often called the “Island of Miracles,” is one of the most spiritual and artistic destinations in Greece.
Known for the Church of Panagia Evangelistria — a revered pilgrimage site — it combines deep religious heritage with authentic Cycladic charm.
Beyond its sacred aura, Tinos enchants visitors with marble villages, wild landscapes, and a creative spirit that has inspired artists for centuries.
Perfect for travelers who seek authenticity, tranquility, and a deeper connection with Greek culture.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Tinos offers a blend of serene and untamed beaches, ideal for peaceful relaxation:
Kolymbithra — golden sand dunes and crystal-clear waters, perfect for swimming.
Agios Fokas — long organized beach near Chora.
Agios Sostis — calm, family-friendly bay with shallow waters.
Livada — wild and scenic, framed by rocky cliffs.
Pachia Ammos — soft sand and tranquility, a true hidden gem.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
Church of Panagia Evangelistria — one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the Orthodox world.
Pyrgos Village — artistic heart of the island, home to marble sculptors and museums.
Exomvourgo Castle — remains of a Venetian fortress with panoramic views.
Volax — unique village surrounded by mysterious round boulders.
Museum of Marble Crafts — UNESCO-listed cultural experience celebrating Tinos’ artistry.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Mykonos International Airport (JMK)
Access:
– 25-minute ferry from Mykonos to Tinos
– 3.5–4-hour ferry from Piraeus or Rafina ports (Athens area)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Beach season: May – October.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Tinos is accessible by ferry from Athens (Rafina or Piraeus) and nearby islands such as Mykonos, Syros, and Andros.
Public buses connect Chora with major villages and beaches.
Car or scooter rental is recommended for exploring remote mountain areas and coastal roads.
Legend Travel organizes transfers, private excursions, and island-hopping tours.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Tinos offers authentic and elegant accommodation inspired by local tradition:
Luxury Villas — secluded retreats with sea views and artistic interiors.
Boutique Hotels — charming properties blending Cycladic design with comfort.
Family Hotels — welcoming stays in Chora and Agios Fokas.
Guesthouses — peaceful stone-built lodgings in mountain villages.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Tinos is a paradise for lovers of Greek gastronomy and artisanal products:
Louza — air-dried pork with spices.
Artichokes — a local specialty, featured in many dishes.
Kopanisti — spicy cheese spread, served with bread or rusks.
Fennel pies and chickpea fritters (revithokeftedes).
Honey, capers, and local wine from the island’s vineyards.
Enjoy authentic tavern meals with Aegean views and slow island rhythm.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: perfect for cultural exploration, photography, and nature.
July – August: pilgrimage season, vibrant yet spiritual atmosphere.
September – October: calm period, warm weather, ideal for relaxation.
November – March: quiet off-season for reflection and local immersion.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Plugs: Type F (European standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Medical services: local health center in Chora
Combine Tinos with Andros, Syros, or Mykonos for a diverse Cycladic experience.