But what about Cyclades islands, Ionian islands and Sporades? 

Most people wish to either visit Zakiyntos, Mykonos and Santorini or check out the island where they made the movie Mamma Mia. The weather in Greece and High prices are a huge issue when it comes to this. 

Due to heavy Meltemi winds in July and August we do not advise you to visit Cyclades (Santorini, Ios, Mykonos…) in July and August. This is simply a weather issue.

The waters of Greece are a boater’s paradise. Both the Ionian Sea and the Aegean are among the world’s prime yachting regions. That’s hardly a surprise: the country’s long and convoluted coastline and its countless islands are extraordinarily diverse, offering a huge range of possibilities, from tranquil coves to pearly-white beaches, from sleepy fishing villages to bustling ports, from authentic traditional marine lifestyles to glamorous resorts, all surrounded by the deep blue waters of the Mediterranean. That diversity is matched by the vast array of cultural, archaeological and historical sites found everywhere, ranging from mysterious prehistoric palaces via great Greek and Roman temples, great medieval castles and wonderfully painted Byzantine monasteries to the picturesque island settlements of today.