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mykonos and santorini may be the obvious stars of the show, but the scattered isles of greece play host to plenty of other headline acts.Evening view of the church in vathy harbur on meganisi island.

However, only 7 of them are the largest and most popular islands of the.In this map, you can see athens, the capital of greece, which is located almost in the center of the country.Greece has a mainland body with large mountains and a few valleys surrounded by two main seas, the aegean sea on the east and the ionian sea on the west.

If you want flashy, outgoing nightlife, mykonos is one of the best greek islands to visit.Greater athens governor nikos hardalias calls it an act of sabotage.;

Nestled next to the orealios gaea winery, under the majestic mount ainos, lies the monastery of agios gerasimos in kefalonia.The two large seas are divided into smaller gulfs and are home to numerous islands.Gerasimos, who lived during the 16th century.

This is one of the best islands that you can visit.Unlike party hotspots like magaluf and kavos though, mykonos also retains a luxury, upscale side to its hospitality.

The publication states hydra island is best for a long weekend with the art crowd. being two hours away from athens, hydra fills up with arty greeks at.The cyclades, the ionian islands, the sporades, the dodecanese, the saronic islands, and the north aegean islands.Reuters) holiday operators say anyone affected by the wildfires should follow the guidance of their.

This saronic island, located in the aegean sea between the myrtoan sea and the argolic gulf has been ranked by conde nast traveler as second best island to visit in greece this year.The capital city of greece, known for its historical landmarks like the acropolis and parthenon, vibrant nightlife, and bustling streets.

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