5. Mikonos It is one of the best-known Greek islands. In summer it is visited by thousands of tourists who stay here for its beaches and social life. But in winter, although the weather does not get worse, life changes completely: thanks to the mild temperatures, you can swim even until January and excursions to the hills are a must-see, because they are the best way to admire the island from above.
4. Kos It is the island of crystal clear waters and charming beaches. If during the summer there is no shortage of tourists, in winter there are numerous destinations to visit: the island is famous for the Archaeological Museum, where the oldest statue of Hippocrates is located. Excursions to the city are organized and the entire island is characterized by numerous hills where you can take long walks.
3. Syros It is part of the Cyclades islands. It is one of the few islands that maintains the same popularity in winter as in summer, despite the fact that the temperatures do not allow staying on the beach or diving into the sea. The squares, the town hall and the theater are some of the places that you should not miss. The intellectual center is the place where artists of all kinds meet, where they can learn about island life.
2. Crete is part of the largest islands. Although it has 600.000 inhabitants, tranquility is not lacking. In the winter season, the mild temperatures allow you to walk on the beach, trek in the archaeological sites that extend as far as the eye can see, and you have the opportunity to visit the Palace of Knossos without having to share those walls rich in history. with other tourists.
1. Hidra It is one of the closest islands to Athens. Although there is a lot of activity, life is very quiet due to the absence of cars: no motor vehicles are allowed. There is no shortage of winter activities here either: Idra offers a splendid art gallery, churches always open to visit and a dozen monasteries, including that of Agia Efpraxia and that of the prophet Elijah.
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