According to a report on the Travelweekly site, the lesser known Greek Islands are a smart holiday alternative to the usual old favourites. They recommend swapping out the fave islands and destinations for those a little less packed, yet stunningly beautiful, for a great holiday break.



Verdant forests, magnificent mountains and high cliffs with sheer drops to the sparkling blue sea below makes Kefalonia is an island full of stunning scenery and panoramic views. Its towns are exceptionally clean and the local population is friendly and welcom...
Possibly the most impressive and certainly the largest of all of the Greek Islands, Crete’s location in the Mediterranean Sea between the Libyan Sea and the Sea of Crete has placed it in one of the earth’s most idyllic paradises. Its reputation for perfect...
Few people realise that the Greek Islands are made up of over 6,000 islets and islands, yet only 227 of them are inhabited, and only 78 have more than 100 people living on them. With so many islands to choose from its often difficult to know where to start, ye...
Rhodes is one of the most popular Greek Islands as well as one of the biggest. It is part of the Dodecanese archipelago and offers a fabulous combination of interesting historic sites, attractive beaches and a fantastic sunny climate. Its fertile soil has give...
Often called Lesvos, this is one of the most popular Greek Islands and the third largest in size, Lesbos is located on the shimmering Aegean Sea. Most of its 90,000 inhabitants live in the capital city, Mytilene, on the south east of the island. Lesbos is trul...












