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
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
Stretching from Blanes to the French border, Costa Brava (“Wild Coast”) is one of the most enchanting regions of Spain. Known for its rugged cliffs, crystal waters, pine-covered bays, and romantic villages, it represents the pure essence of Catalonia’s Mediterranean soul.
It’s the birthplace of Salvador Dalí and a land of contrasts — ancient stone towns, quiet fishing ports, and modern seaside resorts. Costa Brava combines artistic legacy, natural beauty, and an unmistakable sense of freedom.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
– Aiguablava (Begur): turquoise waters and fine sand surrounded by pine trees.
– Sa Tuna: picturesque cove with white houses and crystal clarity.
– Tossa de Mar: golden beach under medieval walls.
– Cala Montjoi: wild bay famous for El Bulli.
– Tamariu: serene bay ideal for snorkeling and kayaking.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
– Dalí Triangle: Figueres, Cadaqués, and Púbol — tracing the artist’s world.
– Girona Old Town: medieval alleys and Gothic cathedrals.
– Empúries Ruins: ancient Greek and Roman port city.
– Tossa de Mar Fortress: unique coastal citadel with panoramic sea views.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Girona–Costa Brava (GRO) — 30–60 min.
Alternative: Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) — 1.5–2 hrs by car.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Spring: 18–23°C — blooming gardens and peaceful coves.
Summer: 27–32°C — lively and sun-filled.
Autumn: 20–25°C — warm sea and golden light.
Winter: 10–15°C — quiet for cultural trips.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Excellent road and rail connections with Barcelona and Girona.
– Regular buses link main towns and coastal resorts.
– Car rental is ideal for exploring small bays and inland villages.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Costa Brava offers diverse stays:
– Luxury seafront resorts in Begur and S’Agaró.
– Boutique hotels in Cadaqués and Calella de Palafrugell.
– Family-friendly hotels in Lloret de Mar and Platja d’Aro.
– Charming villas and rural houses inland among vineyards and olive groves.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
– Seafood rice, Catalan fish stew (suquet de peix), and anchovies from L’Escala.
– Local wines from Empordà, olive oils, and artisan cheeses.
– Michelin-starred restaurants blend innovation and Mediterranean tradition.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May–October: beach season and sailing.
March–April: ideal for cultural tourism and spring festivals.
November–February: quiet escapes and wine tastings.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Catalan & Spanish (English widely spoken)
Combine with Barcelona or Pyrenees for a complete Catalonia experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Ayia Napa, located on the southeastern coast of Cyprus, is one of the island’s most iconic resort towns.
Once a quiet fishing village, it has become a world-famous destination offering pristine beaches, vibrant nightlife, and warm Cypriot hospitality.
Despite its energetic reputation, Ayia Napa also offers serene corners, cultural treasures, and breathtaking coastal scenery.
Perfect for families, couples, and groups seeking sunshine, fun, and authentic island experiences.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Ayia Napa boasts some of the most spectacular beaches in the Mediterranean:
Nissi Beach — famous for its shallow turquoise waters and soft white sand.
Makronissos Beach — golden bay with calm seas, ideal for families.
Konnos Bay — hidden gem between cliffs and pine trees, perfect for snorkeling.
Landa Beach — peaceful alternative to Nissi, with crystal-clear waters.
Ayia Thekla — quiet beach with shallow water and views of the chapel offshore.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Ayia Napa Monastery — a 16th-century Venetian monument and spiritual landmark.
• Thalassa Municipal Museum — dedicated to the sea and Cyprus’ maritime heritage.
• Cape Greco National Forest Park — natural reserve with walking trails and sea caves.
• Sea Caves of Ayia Napa — spectacular coastal formations perfect for exploration.
• Sculpture Park — open-air art space overlooking the Mediterranean.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Larnaca International Airport (LCA)
Distance: approx. 58 km (40 minutes by car)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

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

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Ayia Napa is easily accessible by motorway from Larnaca and Nicosia.
Local buses connect all major beaches, hotels, and nearby Protaras.
Taxis, car rentals, and bicycle routes make getting around convenient.
Legend Travel offers private transfers, boat cruises, and sightseeing tours across eastern Cyprus.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Ayia Napa provides a wide range of accommodation for every traveler:
Luxury Resorts — 5-star beachfront hotels with spa, fine dining, and infinity pools.
Family Hotels — resorts with kids’ clubs and family-friendly beaches.
Adults-Only Hotels — elegant and quiet stays for couples.
Budget Hotels & Apartments — great value in the town center or near the coast.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Ayia Napa is a showcase of Cyprus’ Mediterranean gastronomy:
Fresh fish and seafood — grilled octopus, calamari, and sea bream.
Meze — traditional Cypriot tasting experience with dozens of small dishes.
Halloumi — the island’s signature cheese, served grilled or fresh.
Kleftiko — slow-cooked lamb with herbs and lemon.
Loukoumades — honey-dipped dough balls, a favorite local dessert.
Pair your meal with Commandaria or local white wine from the Troodos vineyards.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
April – June: ideal for beach holidays, nature walks, and mild weather.
July – August: peak season, lively nightlife, and beach festivals.
September – October: warm sea, relaxed atmosphere, and perfect climate.
November – March: quiet season with mild temperatures and cultural charm.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek & English widely spoken
Plugs: Type G (British standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: Famagusta General Hospital and several private clinics nearby
Combine Ayia Napa with Protaras, Larnaca, and Cape Greco for the full southeastern Cyprus 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
Located west of Malé, Ari Atoll (divided into North Ari and South Ari) is one of the largest and most famous atolls in the Maldives.
It is celebrated worldwide for its exceptional marine biodiversity, world-class diving, and iconic luxury resorts that rest on pristine private islands.
Whether you seek underwater adventures, romantic seclusion, or family-friendly holidays, Ari Atoll captures the essence of island perfection.
Every island feels like its own universe — surrounded by calm turquoise water, coral reefs, and endless skies.

2️⃣ NATURAL BEAUTY & MARINE LIFE
Ari Atoll is a living paradise beneath the surface:
– Over 40 world-renowned dive sites, including Maaya Thila and Broken Rock.
– Whale sharks, manta rays, turtles, reef sharks, and vibrant coral ecosystems.
– Crystal lagoons with 30–40 meters of visibility year-round.
The South Ari Marine Protected Area (SAMPA) is one of the best places on earth to swim alongside gentle whale sharks — all year long.
Here, the ocean is not just water — it’s a world of color, movement, and wonder.

3️⃣ RESORTS & ACCOMMODATION
Ari Atoll is home to some of the most iconic resorts in the Maldives, combining refined luxury with tropical authenticity:
– W Maldives — vibrant energy, private reefs, and design excellence.
– Conrad Maldives Rangali Island — home to the world’s first underwater villa (The Muraka).
– LUX South Ari Atoll* — barefoot elegance and chic island lifestyle.
– Lily Beach Resort & Spa — award-winning all-inclusive experience.
– Sun Siyam Iru Veli — perfect for families and water lovers.

Resorts offer overwater villas, beachfront suites, and private residences with infinity pools.
Book your stay with Legend Travel — for curated luxury across North and South Ari.

4️⃣ BEACHES & LAGOON
Ari Atoll’s lagoons are among the calmest in the Maldives — ideal for swimming, snorkeling, and paddleboarding.
Powder-white beaches encircle every island, lined with palms and coral coves.
Sandbanks and tiny uninhabited islets appear at low tide — perfect for private picnics or drone-ready panoramas.
Each sunrise here paints the sea in gold, and each sunset dissolves into violet light.

5️⃣ ACTIVITIES & EXPERIENCES
– Snorkeling & Diving: encounter whale sharks and mantas up close.
– Night Diving: see fluorescent corals and bioluminescent plankton.
– Private Yacht Cruises: explore neighboring islands and secret reefs.
– Spa & Wellness: oceanfront pavilions, Ayurvedic rituals, and open-air yoga.
– Water Sports: jet-ski, kayaking, parasailing, paddleboarding.
– Cultural Visits: local island experiences in Dhigurah or Dhangethi.

Every activity in Ari Atoll invites you to connect with the sea — gently, deeply, endlessly.

6️⃣ DINING & GASTRONOMY
Ari Atoll is a culinary journey through land, sea, and stars:
– Underwater restaurant Ithaa (Conrad Rangali) — dine surrounded by ocean life.
– Sunset grills on private decks with freshly caught tuna and lobster.
– Floating breakfasts over turquoise lagoons.
– Maldivian specialties — mas riha (fish curry), garudhiya (clear fish soup), and tropical fruit platters.
Flavors here are as pure as the ocean itself — fresh, elegant, unforgettable.

7️⃣ BEST TIME TO VISIT & CLIMATE
– Dry Season: November – April (sunny days, calm waters).
– Manta & Whale Shark Season: year-round, peak sightings June – November.
– Temperature: 27–31°C year-round.
– Water Temperature: 28°C average.
Ari Atoll is a truly all-season paradise.

8️⃣ HOW TO GET THERE
Ari Atoll lies about 100 km southwest of Malé.
– Seaplane Transfer: 25–40 minutes (direct to resort).
– Domestic Flight: to Maamigili Airport (South Ari) + speedboat transfer.
– Private Yacht Charter: available through Legend Travel.
Each transfer is an experience — flying low over the turquoise archipelago.

9️⃣ CONSERVATION & SUSTAINABILITY
Ari Atoll plays a vital role in marine preservation:
– South Ari is a designated Marine Protected Area (SAMPA).
– Resorts partner with organizations like Manta Trust and Whale Shark Research Programme.
– Coral nurseries, plastic-free initiatives, solar energy, and reef monitoring projects.
Legend Travel promotes eco-luxury experiences that preserve the beauty of the ocean for generations to come.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR), USD widely accepted.
Language: Dhivehi (English fluent in all resorts).
Time Zone: GMT +5.
Transfers: Seaplane or domestic flight + speedboat.
Visa: 30-day visa on arrival for most nationalities.
Combine Ari Atoll with Baa Atoll or Raa Atoll for the ultimate multi-island experience curated by Legend Travel.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Located on the southwestern coast of Cyprus, Paphos (Pafos) is a destination steeped in mythology and charm.
Once the capital of ancient Cyprus, today it combines archaeological treasures, cosmopolitan resorts, and breathtaking sea views.
From the legendary Aphrodite’s Rock to its medieval harbor and luxury marinas, Paphos offers an unforgettable journey through time and nature.
It is ideal for history enthusiasts, couples, and travelers seeking authentic Cypriot culture blended with modern comfort.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
Paphos features a diverse coastline with both sandy shores and rugged beauty:
Coral Bay — golden sand, calm waters, and family-friendly amenities.
Lara Beach — remote and wild, famous for sea turtle nesting.
Alykes Beach — lively city beach near the harbor.
Petra tou Romiou (Aphrodite’s Rock) — iconic beach tied to Greek mythology.
Vrysoudia A & B Beaches — organized spots close to hotels and tavernas.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS

• Paphos Archaeological Park — UNESCO World Heritage site with ancient Roman mosaics.
• Tombs of the Kings — monumental underground necropolis from the 4th century BC.
• Paphos Castle — medieval fortress overlooking the picturesque harbor.
• Sanctuary of Aphrodite at Kouklia — the mythical birthplace of the goddess of love.
• Old Town of Paphos — charming streets filled with art galleries, markets, and local cafés.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Nearest Airport: Paphos International Airport (PFO)
Distance to city center: 14 km (approx. 20 minutes by car)
Private and group transfers arranged by Legend Travel upon request.

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

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
Paphos is well-connected by air with European and Middle Eastern cities.
Modern motorways link it to Limassol and Nicosia (1–2 hours by car).
Public buses operate between beaches, the harbor, and archaeological sites.
Legend Travel offers private transfers, guided excursions, and boat trips along the Aphrodite Coast.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Paphos offers diverse and refined accommodation options:
Luxury Resorts — 5-star properties with sea views, spas, and Michelin-level dining.
Boutique Hotels — charming options in the Old Town and harbor area.
Family Hotels — resorts with kids’ facilities and sandy beaches.
Villas & Suites — private stays for romantic or long getaways.

Book a Hotel with Legend Travel.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Paphos is a gastronomic hub where Mediterranean flavors shine:
Fresh fish and seafood grilled daily at the harbor.
Aphrodite’s Delight — honey and almond pastry inspired by local legend.
Moussaka and kleftiko — classic slow-cooked dishes with olive oil and herbs.
Local cheeses such as halloumi and anari.
Commandaria wine and Zivania — the authentic taste of Cyprus.
Enjoy sunset dinners overlooking the Mediterranean and the harbor lights.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
March – June: mild climate and perfect conditions for cultural visits.
July – August: vibrant summer season with beach festivals and nightlife.
September – October: warm sea and relaxed ambience.
November – February: mild winter with archaeological and wellness appeal.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Greek & English widely spoken
Plugs: Type G (British standard)
Internet & mobile coverage: excellent
Hospitals: Paphos General Hospital and private clinics
Combine Paphos with Limassol, Troodos, and Larnaca for a complete Cyprus experience.

1️⃣ OVERVIEW
Bodrum is Turkey’s most elegant coastal escape — where whitewashed houses, deep-blue bays, and a cosmopolitan lifestyle define the Aegean dream.
It’s a place of contrasts: ancient ruins beside designer marinas, tranquil coves near lively nightclubs.
Once the ancient city of Halicarnassus, Bodrum now blends art, bohemia, and luxury into one unforgettable experience.

2️⃣ BEST BEACHES
– Bitez Beach: calm waters and beach clubs.
– Gümbet Beach: lively with water sports and nightlife.
– Torba & Türkbükü: elite resorts with private piers.
– Camel Beach: family-friendly fun.
– Ortakent: authentic Aegean charm and sunsets.

3️⃣ HISTORICAL & CULTURAL SIGHTS
– Bodrum Castle (Castle of St. Peter): medieval fortress and museum of underwater archaeology.
– Mausoleum at Halicarnassus: one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
– Bodrum Amphitheatre: panoramic views of the city.
– Windmills of Bodrum: icons of Aegean heritage.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Bodrum–Milas Airport (BJV): 35–45 minutes by car.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Spring: 20–25°C
Summer: 28–34°C
Autumn: 22–28°C
Winter: 10–16°C

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Regular domestic flights from Istanbul and Ankara.
– Ferry links to Kos (Greece).
– Taxis and minibuses across the peninsula.
– Private yachts for coastal excursions.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
– Luxury Resorts: Mandarin Oriental, The Bodrum Edition, Caresse Luxury Resort.
– Boutique Hotels: The Marmara, Su Hotel Bodrum.
– Marina Hotels: perfect for sailing enthusiasts.
– Villas & Bohemian Stays: overlooking bays and olive groves.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
– Meze, grilled fish, octopus salad, and Aegean herbs.
– Local wines and olive oil from Bodrum Peninsula.
– Fine dining in Yalıkavak Marina and beachfront taverns.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
May–October: warm and vibrant.
April & November: quieter, perfect for sailing.
Winter: artistic and peaceful atmosphere.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: Turkish Lira (₺)
Language: Turkish (English widely spoken)
Combine Bodrum with Kos, Datça, or Marmaris for an exclusive Aegean itinerary.

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 OVERVIEW
Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, is a city of elegant contrasts — where marble mosques rise beside futuristic towers, and the calm of the desert meets the turquoise embrace of the Arabian Gulf.
It is a destination of refinement and authenticity, representing both the modern vision of the Emirates and the timeless spirit of Arabia.
From the grandeur of Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque to the artistic wonder of Louvre Abu Dhabi and the golden sands of Rub’ al Khali, the city unites culture, innovation, and serenity.
Abu Dhabi is more than a capital — it’s the cultural heart of the UAE, a place where heritage and sophistication live in perfect harmony.

2️⃣ HIGHLIGHTS & SIGNATURE EXPERIENCES
– Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque: architectural masterpiece of marble and light, one of the world’s largest mosques.
– Louvre Abu Dhabi: art and humanity under a floating dome of starlight.
– Qasr Al Watan: the Presidential Palace — a stunning tribute to Emirati heritage.
– Saadiyat Island: art galleries, pristine beaches, and world-class resorts.
– Yas Island: home to Ferrari World, Yas Waterworld, and Formula 1 Grand Prix.
– Desert Safari in Liwa: rolling dunes, camel caravans, and the silence of the Empty Quarter.

3️⃣ LANDMARKS & ATTRACTIONS
– Emirates Palace Mandarin Oriental: symbol of Arabian luxury.
– Louvre Abu Dhabi: a bridge between civilizations.
– Warner Bros. World: family entertainment paradise.
– Heritage Village: living museum of Emirati traditions.
– Corniche Promenade: palm-lined seafront ideal for walking and cycling.
– Sir Bani Yas Island: protected nature reserve with gazelles, cheetahs, and eco-lodges.

4️⃣ DISTANCE FROM THE AIRPORT
Abu Dhabi International Airport (AUH): 20–40 minutes from main districts and islands.
Private transfers and chauffeured vehicles available with Legend Travel VIP Service.

5️⃣ AVERAGE TEMPERATURES BY SEASONS
Spring (Mar–May): 26–35°C — warm and pleasant.
Summer (Jun–Sep): 35–45°C — hot, ideal for indoor attractions and spa resorts.
Autumn (Oct–Nov): 28–36°C — warm and breezy.
Winter (Dec–Feb): 20–28°C — perfect climate for outdoor activities and beaches.

6️⃣ TRANSPORT & ACCESSIBILITY
– Modern highways link Abu Dhabi with Dubai (1.5 hours).
– Efficient taxis, private limousines, and buses across the city.
– Car rental recommended for exploring desert and coastal routes.
– Abu Dhabi International Airport connects with all major world hubs.

7️⃣ ACCOMMODATION
Abu Dhabi redefines Arabian hospitality through its world-class resorts and exclusive retreats:
– Luxury Resorts: Emirates Palace, St. Regis Saadiyat Island, Rixos Marina Abu Dhabi.
– Urban Elegance: Conrad Etihad Towers, Sofitel Corniche.
– Desert Escapes: Qasr Al Sarab Desert Resort by Anantara — a sanctuary in the dunes.
– Boutique & Art Hotels: Jumeirah Saadiyat Island Resort, Andaz Capital Gate.

8️⃣ GASTRONOMY & LOCAL CUISINE
Abu Dhabi’s cuisine blends Arabian tradition with international refinement:
– Machbous: spiced rice with lamb or fish — the national favorite.
– Harees: a festive wheat and meat dish.
– Seafood specialties: kingfish, shrimp, and hammour.
– Fine dining: Michelin-starred restaurants like Talea by Antonio Guida and Hakkasan.
– Don’t miss Arabic coffee, dates, and saffron desserts — symbols of Emirati hospitality.

9️⃣ SEASONALITY & BEST TIME TO VISIT
– November–April: ideal climate, perfect for culture, beaches, and desert tours.
– May–September: hot season, with special summer offers and indoor experiences.
– October & March: balanced weather and fewer crowds.

🔟 USEFUL INFORMATION
Currency: UAE Dirham (AED)
Language: Arabic (English widely spoken)
Timezone: GMT +4
Religion: Islam — visitors are welcomed with respect for traditions.
Combine Abu Dhabi with Dubai, Al Ain, or Liwa Desert for a luxurious Legend Travel UAE itinerary that blends culture, nature, and elegance.