Discover the Cyclades with Caractère
The Cyclades, an archipelago in the Aegean Sea, are the epitome of Greek beauty, with their distinctive whitewashed houses, blue domed churches and crystal clear waters. Each island has its own unique charm, from bustling Mykonos with its iconic windmills and lively nightlife to tranquil Paros with its traditional villages. Santorini enchants you with its breathtaking sunsets and volcanic landscapes, while Naxos excels in historical richness with temples dating back to ancient times. The Cyclades are also rich in history, with impressive archaeological sites such as the Sanctuary of Apollo on Delos. You'll also enjoy excellent gastronomy here where you can sample unique Greek flavors.
Which islands belong to the Cyclades?
The Cyclades include numerous islands, the most famous of which are Santorini, Mykonos, Paros, and Naxos. Ranging from lively hotspots to quiet, undiscovered gems, these islands offer a diverse range of experiences. In addition to these familiar names, the group also includes less visited, but equally beautiful islands such as Milos, Sifnos, and Serifos, among others.
Which Cyclades combine?
A popular combination is Santorini and Mykonos. Add Paros or Naxos for a longer trip, to enjoy beautiful beaches and authentic Greek villages. This combination will give you a good idea of the Cyclades, from world-famous sunsets and whitewashed landscapes to relaxing days at the beach.
What is the Best Travel Time for the Cyclades?
The best travel time for the Cyclades is from May to early October. During these months you will enjoy pleasant weather, ideal for exploring the islands. The peak summer months of July and August can be very busy, so May, June and September are perfect for those who want to avoid the crowds.
