The picturesque Greek islands are on every traveler’s bucket list. Imagine your Mamma Mia summer coming to life, walking through cobbled streets surrounded by blue and white buildings and arched passageways. From non-stop nightlife and charming villages to iconic ancient ruins and traditional Greek food, whether you’re a foodie, party animal, or explorer the Greek islands have it all.

Mykonos

Renowned as the party island for the rich and famous, Mykonos’ unmatched cosmopolitan vibes cannot be compared to any other part of the world. Expect all-day parties, loud music, luxurious beach bars, and the trademark Cycladic aesthetic and architecture that have put Mykonos on the top of the party island list. Without taking away the stunning beauty of the island and the authentic Greek island culture. A walk on the acclaimed Matogianni Street, an exotic cocktail in Alemagou, and a dive at Pssarrou beach will allow you to discover the hidden gems and majestic ambiance of the Mykonos.

The unheard island of Greece, along with Mykonos, Ios is another Cycladic island. Situated halfway between Naxos and Santorini, the small island can easily be explored within a day. It has a reputation as a party island, however, with the breathtaking scenery and peaceful surroundings it’s the perfect place for some alone time or a relaxing break between island hopping. The main village, Chora is situated on a hill adorned with white houses and Greek churches overlooking the island – this is also the most stunning viewpoint!

Santorini

One of the most romantic destinations in Europe, Santorini is everything you could imagine. One of the bigger islands, Santorini is made up of several villages including the famous Oia, Fira, Pyrgos, and Perissa. Although a top honeymoon destination, Santorini is suited to all types of travelers – you never know if you could meet a Greek god. For the most beautiful views, Oia Village is the perfect place, you may queue for your Instagram picture but it’s worth it! The sunsets in Santorini hit differently, the church offers the best viewpoint for watching the magical sunset. Walk down by the famous donkey streets, and grab an Aperol Spritz by the sea. Fira is a modern village packed with designer stores and boutique shops – it’s also the spot of the famous Mamma Mia outdoor cinema screening.

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