Kini, is a quaint fishing village in Syros’ western part, just 9km away from Hermoupolis. Its sandy stretch has been awarded a Blue Flag status, proof of crystal clear waters and a beach with full amenities. Take your pick of beachfront taverns, restaurants, and cafés where you can enjoy Kini’s one-of-a-kind sunset while sipping on your coffee or ouzo.

The sprawling beach of Megas Gialos stretches out along the island’s southern shores. The turquoise waters, small coves, the seiners dragging their nets, the fishing vessels, and the ships sailing in the distance compose the perfect retreat setting for those who wish to get away from it all.

Is located in the very core of the Cyclades, 83 and 62 nautical miles off the Ports of Piraeus and Rafina, respectively. It is surrounded by the islands of Andros, Tinos, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros, Sifnos, Serifos, Kythnos, Kea and Gyaros. Gazing out on that island cluster from the top of the hill of Ano Syros makes you understand instantly why Syros grew to be the administrative, commercial, intellectual, and cultural hub of the Cyclades.

The capital of Greece is full of breathtaking archaeological sites such as the infamous Acropolis and the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Also, in Athens are located two of the greatest museums in the world: The Acropolis Museum and the National Archaeological museum of Greece, full of findings from all over Greece dated from the Prehistoric era until the Byzantine period. Of course, there is more than the ancient Greek monuments and museums. Visit Plaka and Psiri to taste traditional Greek cuisine but also have a taste of the Athens night life.