S-Cape Travel Greece

The islands of white houses, churches with blue rooftops, windmills, and some of the best beaches Greece has to offer. Even the ancient Greeks knew: the Cyclades are a special place. Centred around the mythological and historical island of Delos, once the birthplace of and home to the divine twins Artemis and Apollo, the ‘circle islands’ form a family of about 220.

While most of these islands are uninhabited, many of them are becoming increasingly popular, both with Greeks and tourists from abroad. One of the best kept Cycladic secrets is that the islands are also very suitable to be discovered on foot, for instance, by doing our Andros Trail self-guided walking tour. 

The Peloponnese, southern part of the Greek mainland, is a real treat for all who love nature and history, mountains and sea. Travel around the peninsula and visit what is left of the cities of ancient civilisations, admire the rich nature, and see the most astonishing views. 

The Peloponnesian mountains are a sight to be seen, and especially suitable to visit for people that like to have a more active holiday. Between the picturesque, stone-build villages and impressive nature, guests of the region can go rafting, eat seasonal dishes, visit monasteries, and even walk from village to village following the Menalon trail.  

Northern and central Greece is home to a great variety of landscapes, architecture, and local cultures. From the historical and lively Thessaloniki in the north, past the vineyards of Naoussa a bit further west, to the UNESCO World heritage Site of Meteora in the middle, the region offers plenty of activities and sights to be seen.

For the real nature enthusiasts, these and other commendable highlights of the area can be combined in a walking journey that brings you close to the magnificent peaks of Mt. Vermio & Mt. Olympos, for a great adventure through this unique, and largely ‘undiscovered’ region, home to the ancient Gods