Looking Down in the Height of Summer

Greece Is | October 27th, 2015
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MYKONOS

Umbrellas line the soft, cream-colored sand of windsurfer-friendly Kalafatis beach, on the cosmopolitan Cycladic island of Mykonos.

HALKIDIKI

Swimmers enjoy the crystal-clear waters of Kavourotripes (also known as Portokali) beach in Halkidiki. Once a “secret paradise” because of its remote location, the spot has become increasingly popular among nature lovers for its white rocks and tranquil, sandy coves.

SANTORINI

Perissa, one of Santorini’s best-known beaches, offers a dazzling contrast of emerald waters and dark grey sand. Another impressive feature is the giant rock of Meso Vouno that slides down to the sea.

IOS

Chora, the main town on the island of Ios, which pours down from the top of a hill. Filled with whitewashed houses in typical Cycladic architecture, Chora is a scenic maze of narrow streets and arcades, churches, windmills and ancient ruins.

SANTORINI

Grey volcanic sand carpets Vlichada beach on the Cycladic island of Santorini, one of the world’s most coveted destinations. The wild beach is surrounded by high rocky cliffs that give it an other-worldly vibe.

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