Simple, stylish and still largely undiscovered by international visitors, Folegandros’ Hora scores highly on both the authenticity and cosmopolitan meter.

A wonderful antithesis to its popular and lively big brother, Antiparos – so close to Paros that you can be there in as little as 10mins – offers Cycladic beauty at its tranquil best.

Apollonia takes everything most authentic and classy about Sifnos and presents it with classic Cycladic grace.

There’s a picture-perfect beauty to Serifos’ main town, all the way from the castle-top views of the Aegean to the Cycladic architecture and bougainvillea-filled courtyards.

Setting out on foot, you’ll discover that the main town of an island renowned for its love of fun and going out has an unexpectedly quiet side that you’ll adore getting to know.

What a rare treat to explore the largest marine park in Europe, home to the incredibly shy monk seal and other protected wildlife, and visit beautiful secluded bays and beaches along the way.

In a setting of tranquil green and blue, Panormos is one of the most welcoming beaches in Skopelos.

From ancient grapes to modern whites and reds, you’ll love hearing the story of the North Aegean island of Lemnos through its family-owned wineries and vineyards.

Nature lovers will adore the lakeside setting and a beach of golden sand on the western shores of Skiathos.

From a Venetian castle that’s still full of life to enjoying a sneaky swim at the beach, exploring Naxos’ main town is the ideal way to understand an island that has it all.