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Northern
Andros, Tinos, Mykonos, Syros, Kea
- Close to Athens and its ports, with everything from international demand on Mykonos to the weekend and Greek-market travel that shapes Kea, Andros and Tinos. Syros adds a year-round town and administrative life.
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Central
Paros, Antiparos, Naxos
- Well connected and with longer seasons than most, these islands combine village hotels, beach properties and villas, and see a broad mix of families, couples and returning guests.
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Western
Milos, Kimolos, Sifnos, Serifos, Kythnos
- Islands known for coastline, food and a quieter pace, where boutique properties and villas trade on character and where supply is often limited.
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Southern
Santorini, Ios, Folegandros, Sikinos, Anafi
- Our home group. Santorini sits at the centre of a cluster that ranges from one of the most demanding markets in the Mediterranean to some of its most remote and unhurried islands.
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Eastern
Amorgos and the Small Cyclades
- Amorgos, Koufonisia and the islands around them attract travellers looking for walking, swimming and simplicity. Access and logistics need particular planning.