The Aegean Sea is an elongated embayment of the Mediterranean Sea located between the Greek and Anatolian peninsulas, i.e., between the mainlands of Greece and Turkey. In the north, it is connected to the Marmara Sea and Black Sea by the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. The sea was traditionally known as Archipelagos and the islands are famous for the sunshine, the blue water and the traditional gastronomie.

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Beach Vromolimnos, Skiathos
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Beach Vromolimnos, Skiathos
The beach is sandy and the water crystal clear and calm. It is one of the most beautiful beaches of Skiathos.
COASTAL AND MARITIME TOURISM Best Greek beaches

The beach Vromolimos is sandy and the water crystal clear and calm. It is one of the most beautiful beaches of Skiathos. It took its name from the marsh located just behind the beach, which has been dried but during winter rainwater remain stagnant.…

Address: Vromolimnos, Skiathos
Butterflies Valley
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Butterflies Valley
In the summer the park is home to swarms of numerous butterflies.
ECO TOURISM Wildlife Tour

7 km south west of Parikia, you will be surprised to find a vivid green biotope

Address: Butterflies Valley
Butterfly Valley
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Butterfly Valley
ECO TOURISM Wildlife Tour

It sounds your dream place and it really is! It is also one of the most famous sights of Rhodes that definitely deserves your visit. It is a rare habitat that hosts the Panaxia Quadripunctaria butterfly. The Valley of Butterflies is a small and…

Address: 36.337110, 28.062094
Cave of Antiparos
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Cave of Antiparos
Cave of Antiparos is one of the most beautiful and most important in the world
ECO TOURISM Caves

Cave of Antiparos is one of the most beautiful and most important in the world. This is because, besides a magnificent natural sight, it is connected with the history of the place and provokes great archaeological interest due to the findings of the…

Address: Cave Antiparos
Children’s cemetery on Astypalea island
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Children’s cemetery on Astypalea island
CULTURAL TOURISM Archaeological Sites

The causes that justify such a large number of buried babies have not been identified until today.

Address: Children's cemetery, Astypalea