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Hydra became a well-known island due to the 1960s film “Boy on a Dolphin” with Sofia Loren in the starring role.

Palea Kameni attracts tourists due to its healing hot springs. The water (yellow-brown) contains sulfur and it has therapeutic abilities.

The church of Petra (Sweetkissing Madonna) is built on a rock in the center of the village of Petra, and it needs 114 steps to reach.

Mykonos is worldwide known for its powerful night life, the beach bars, the beach parties and partying until dawn.

Mytilini was founded in the 11th century BC. It is the capital and port of the island of Lesvos and the capital of the North Aegean Region.

The Red Beach is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful beaches in Santorini, famous worldwide, located close to the ancient site Akrotiri.

Agiasos, known for its special green landscape and traditional architecture is the artistic and religious center of Lesvos.

Lefka Ori (White Mountains) is a mountain range located in West Crete, in the area of Chania.

Nea Kameni is the small uninhabited volcanic island within the flooded Santorini caldera.

The early harbor of Mytilini was united during ancient times with a channel 700 meters long and 30 meters wide.

Limenas village is the capital of Thassos, which hosts its main port and the island’s main commercial activities.

Located at an altitude of 120 m. in the area of Haliotatis and 60 m. below surface, it is one the most important caves of Greece.

A men's monastery situated in the center of the island of Lesvos, founded during Byzantine years and operated until Ottoman occupation.

A small beautiful village in the northwest part of Thassos, popular for its religious character and its proximity to main coastal resorts.

The Butterfly Lake, which lies on the west side of Rhodes, hosts millions of butterflies that hang in the shadows of the Zitia tree.

Cape Drastis is a natural beauty landscape in north Corfu, away from human intervention and close to the traditional village Peroulades.

Mykonos has approximately 12.500 inhabitants, most of whom live in its capital, Mykonos Chora.

Melissani Cave (also known as Melissani Lake or Cave of the Nymphs) is a gorgeous cave with two halls in the north east coast of Kefalonia.

Ouzo is a dry anise-flavoured aperitif with a taste close pastis and sambuca, traditionally produced in Lesbos.

It is an old fortress in the city of Corfu, developed by the Venetians through the separation of the promontory from the rest of the city.

The Archaeological Museum of Rhodes, constructed between 1440 and 1500, is situated in the Medieval City of Rhodes.

The site was the north-eastern part of the trade port of ancient Thassos. The ruins reveal the worship of Zeus, Athena and other Gods.

The Archaeological Museum of Chania, built in 1962, is hosted in the former Venetian Monastery of Saint Francis at Chania city.

Tragonisi is an uninhabited islet, about 1 mile away from the Kalafatis bay, well known for its caves.