Located on scenic Filizi beach, Okreblue embraces both the sun and sea, allowing visiting yogis to breathe in the rhythms and sounds of nature.

Come join our local artists at Cecelia Art Paros Gallery to learn watercolor painting techniques and create your own Paros-inspired painting.

Walk The Byzantine Road! We’ll take a pleasant 45-minute walk from charming  Lefkes to lovely Prodromos. You’ll walk along a marble road through olive groves, pines, and land that’s regenerating after the 2021 wildfires.

Start with a drink at Agiazi cafe in Lefkes and then follow the sign for the Byzantine Path down the steps at the corner of the square. The road will lead to Prodromos.  Amble along the alleys until you happen up the taverna of your choice.  Take your time to enjoy your food and do a spot of people-watching before heading back the way you came. It’s slightly uphill this way so leave an hour to get back.

The majority of excavations on Despotiko have taken place in the last 20 years and are ongoing.  In fact, the site isn’t officially open to the public, which is the main reason why it’s not so famous yet. Still, it is possible to visit the island and see the ancient site.

So far, archaeologists have discovered a large sanctuary of Apollo, and the remains of various other buildings. You can literally witness the unearthing of the ancient ruins.

Antiparos is a beautiful small island with stunning beaches, rugged hiking trails, and traditional tavernas serving up tasty local cuisine.

Chora, the capital and only village of Antiparos Greece, has traditional Cycladic architecture with narrow paved streets, whitewashed houses, and lovely blue-domed churches.

Tourists from all over the world visit Antiparos island to admire one of the most beautiful and ancient caves in the world. The beaches are ideal for relaxation or water activities. It’s a perfect destination for relaxing holidays! Free time to stroll around the town.

Chora, the main village of Ios is one of the most picturesque villages in the Cyclades. Around every corner, you find something new – beautiful alleyways, colorful flowers, winding staircases, cafes, lovely boutiques, jewelry shops, and much much more. 

There are many sights to explore – Evangelismos Cathedral, Amphitheatre Odysseas Elytis, the windmills, the archaeological museum, and the charming church of Panagia Gremniotissa to watch the sunset.

Around the port of Yialos, have lunch or a coffee in one of the many tavernas, take a walk along the harbor to the church of Agia Irini and watch the boats come in, or visit the lighthouse or pre-historic settlement of Skarkos.

Hire a car or a moped and drive around the island of Ios. You can explore many of the beautiful beaches with soft white sand and fabulous crystal clear water. Ios Island has some of the most spectacular and clean beaches in the Greek Islands. The most popular beach in Ios is Mylopotas beach stretching over a kilometer and lined with bars, restaurants, and watersports. Here you can try scuba diving, canoeing, and snorkeling or simply just relax and enjoy the sunshine and atmosphere. Mylopotas beach regularly features in polls as one of the “Top 10 Beaches in Europe”. For a quieter and more secluded beach experience explore the likes of Manganari beach, Valmas beach, or Kolitsani beach.

Ios, Greece is also home to many historical landmarks, the most famous being Homer’s Tomb. The Byzantine old castle of Paleokastro is well worth a visit too on the way to Psathi beach. There are about 365 churches on Ios Island Greece so it makes for a great few days out exploring.

At night, there is something to suit all tastes in Ios – from a quiet dinner in a local Greek restaurant to a nightclub that goes on until sunrise. Ios nightlife is very cosmopolitan, so you can sit back and relax away from the main party hub, or dive straight in! The narrow streets of Chora really do transform at night making the village the place to be for a great night out! Explore the fantastic restaurants, shops, bars, and clubs open late every night.

There is magic about Ios that you can only fully appreciate once you’ve been here. Those who are lucky enough to explore Ios Greece and know about Ios’ true beauty will come back year after year.

This 4.7-mile out-and-back trail near Iita, Ios is considered a moderately challenging route and takes an average of 2.25 hours to complete. This is a popular trail for hiking, but you can still enjoy some solitude during quieter times of the day. 

Once we arrive at the beach we will have a private beach lunch with wine

Ios Nightlife is renowned globally. With great cafes, restaurants, and bars, there is something to suit all tastes. Tonight we are going to eat with the locals and we are going to rock with the locals.  

It’s a night to remember

Santorini is the most spectacular island in Greece and one of the geologic treasures of Europe. The five villages of Fira, Oia, Imerovigli, Firostefani, and Akrotiri sit atop the caldera and offer spectacular views into the crater created from a 16th-century BC volcanic eruption. What remains is an incredible sight and a magical setting for a dreamy sunset.

The magical feeling of delight by the sea, Exotic flavor, and absolute relaxation setting in the lounge bar- restaurant Jojo. A youthful, modern, and at the same time comfortable place, with the friendly smiling faces of our partners, who are happy to welcome you on the unique black sandy beach of Perivolos. Designed with every architectural detail, made with enthusiasm, it perfectly combines natural materials such as wood, stone, and metal all tied harmoniously in earthy tones across the deep blue swimming pool inside the bar and bar inside the pool for unique partying, its’ guests being well-known artists.

Cool drinks, exotic cocktails, and titillating champagne bubbles are simply there for you to enjoy or taste the creations of our chef, ranging from a simple sandwich to delicious dishes trimmed with the finest quality materials.

A photoshoot with a flying dress billowing over the Santorini rooftops makes the perfect vacation souvenir.  

Take the cable car from the port to Oia and enjoy the beautiful main street, Nikolaou Nomikou Street) lined with 19th-century marble. It stretches from the church of St. George, through the main square with the church of Panagia Platsani, up to the former market house (now it houses the Museum of Ancient and Byzantine Musical Instruments). In this part of the promenade, you will find many boutiques of luxury clothing brands, jewelers, hotels, SPAs, art galleries, and souvenir shops. It is also by far the most crowded part of the promenade. The rest of the promenade, behind the Museum of Ancient and Byzantine Musical Instruments, leads to the ruins of the Castle of Oia and stairs to the Bay of Amoudi. 

Doing yoga in Santorini and feeling the volcanic energy of the island with 7000 years of recorded history is an unparalleled, life-altering experience!

Everything is unique in this place and so is the effect of Yoga, Qigong, Meditation & Relaxation. Practicing Asanas and Pranayamas or cultivating the chi energy of Chi Kung (Qigong) overlooking the volcano is an exceptional experience. Meditating as the sun sets at the outskirts of the caldera accompanied by the sound of flute mends all parts together as we experience the unity within.

Spend a half day discovering Santorini’s ancient history, local culture, and famous views on this great-value highlights tour. Explore the Santorinian villages, visit the Red Beach, swim at the black-sand Perissa Beach, take in panoramic views from Prophet Elias Monastery, and learn details about the wine heritage of the island. Finish the day with an unforgettable wine tasting.

4:00 pm Depart Santorini and Arrive Iraklia

Iraklia (Irakleia or Heraklia) is an island located to the south-southeast of the larger Naxos and southwest of Skhinousa. It is roughly three miles from Ay Katomeri, the southern point of Naxos. Is an island of interest for tourists because of a small hamlet in Ayios Yeoryios and several ancient caves near the Panagiya chora.  This remote paradise is small and unspoiled, with no crowds of tourists and a peaceful atmosphere.

With small concrete houses lining the village’s boundary, it exists as a marvel in itself, reminding us of the ancient Aegean culture of the islands. A stroll through this hamlet will be a rewarding experience for most. There’s also a small chapel at Panagia.

We’re heading to Piscina (or Devil’s Eye). Piscina is a natural pool, surrounded by rocks and contains the most beautiful turquoise water. Dive from the top into the pool is once in a life time experience.

A great way to spend your evening is by visiting the Hora, the island’s only village. The Hora is full of shops, cafeterias, bars, and restaurants. It attracts a lot of people during the evenings for dinner at the seaside tavernas in the small harbor of Loutro or for a nice walk.

Kalofeggo will leave you with a smile on your face. It is located next to a beautiful beach named Pori. In Kalofego you get one of the best quality Greek dishes, freshly made and delicious. Highly recommended is the taramasalata and the delicious feta with honey and sesame seeds.

The scenery in Koufonisia Greece is beyond words! Unreal turquoise water, glittering sand, laid-back atmosphere, and Cycladic architecture create a true wonder amid the Cyclades archipelago. If you’re looking for a paradise island to unwind and relax, you’ve just found it!

Naxos is the largest island in the Cyclades and also the greenest. The natural beauty of the island is only surpassed by its rich history and cultural sights, including the Portara, a huge door that sits at the entrance of an unfinished temple, and the Venetian fortresses – the Tower of Fragopoulos, one of the oldest fortified towers, and the Tower of Glexos, part of the Castle of Naxos in Chora. With incredible, long, sandy beaches like Plaka, Agios Georgios, and Agios Prokopios.

Discover the real Naxos with a local guide on this half-day tour that covers all the bases: an ancient ruin, a mountain village, pottery, a distillery, and an olive oil factory. Explore the Temple of Demeter, more than 2,500 years old; stroll through picturesque Chalki and Apeiranthos villages; sample olive oil, and more.

Highlights:

• Temple of Demeter: History comes alive at the ancient temple of Demetra, in Sagri Village, dated 530 BC, and dedicated to the goddess of agriculture. Built on the edge of a fertile Naxian valley, as the first Greek temple constructed entirely of marble (its roof as well), it’s of even greater historical importance 
• Tragaias: Generations’ old pottery workshop in Damalas Village 
• Chalki Chalki Village: where after a pleasant stroll, visit the hundred-year-old family-owned distillery, which still produces Naxos’ well-known Kitron liqueur. 
• Zas Mountain: (Pass By) Driving up to Zas Mountain to reach our next destination. 
• Apeiranthos: The traditional and picturesque, marble mountain village where you will enjoy sauntering along its winding paths, admiring its charm. The views from nearby Stavros will offer you the island’s unique view of both its east and west sides, simultaneously. 
• Eggares Olive Press Museum: Delightful Eggares Village, where you will visit a renovated, family-owned olive oil factory, where you can watch how this “liquid gold” was once painstakingly prepared, as well as sample its delectable olive oil products.

Enjoy a 4-hour hands-on culinary experience in a traditional house in Kaloxylos, a village in the heart of Naxos island. Cook and eat a typical Naxian menu with local wine together with local Greeks.