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Athens
According
to Greek mythology, Poseidon and Athena compete to become
protectors and deities of the city. They challenge each other and
the prize for the winner was the city of Athens. According to the
myth, an olive tree sprung from the ground at the touch of
Athena's spear. Whilst Poseidon summoned forth a seawater spring.
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Corfu
Corfu is the northernmost of the Ionian
Islands, located in the Ionian Sea off the West coast of Greece.
Corfu is said to be the greenest of all the Greek islands, and
this is probably due to its rainfall in winter months. Deep pine
forests, vineyards, wildflowers, orchids and anemones can all be
found in Corfu.
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Crete
Only 4 hours flying time from the UK, the
largest and most southerly of the Greek Islands is rich in history
and legend as well as in beaches and bars. Famous for its good
climate, the sunny weather starts early here and lasts longer than
in any other location. Crete is also the most visited island by
far and attracts over 2 million holidaymakers each year.
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Kefalonia
Kefalonia is the
largest of the Ionian Islands and measures 50 kilometres wide by
25 kilometres long. The island lies between Lefkas and Zante.
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Kos
Island
Kos lies to the
North-West of Rhodes and is the second largest of the Dodecanese
Islands. Only around 4 hours flying time from the UK, this is a
small and friendly Island with a lot to offer its visitors
including beautiful sandy beaches and clear blue seas and
guaranteed sunshine.
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Mykonos
Mykonos is one of the
most famous islands in the Aegean and attracts thousands of
visitors every year. It has the reputation of having one of the
most sophisticated nightlife in Greece and the Mediterranean.
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Rhodes
Island
Rhodes enjoys up to 300
days of sunshine a year and is the perfect holiday destination.
The Island boasts golden, sandy beach, lush green vegetation,
clear blue waters and lively nightlife. There`s an enormous water
park and most water sports are available in the main resorts
making it a perfect getaway for families and young people alike.
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Samos
The relaxed, laid-back
island of Samos lies in the East of the Agean Sea, only 2.5km from
the coast of Turkey. Samos is a relaxed, laid-back island and is
only 40km by 20km. The whole island is barley 40km long and 20km
wide and with its reasonably good road system and infrastructure
is easy to tour and explore. The island is fairly fertile; the
countryside is made up of rolling hills, olive groves and
vineyards with its highest peak, Mt Kerkis, standing at 4686ft.
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Santorini
Santorini is the
southern most of the Cyclades islands. The islands stunning and
unique beauty was created by a massive volcanic eruption in about
1645 BC. As a result, the inner edge of the island dramatically
plunges over 250 metres into the deep blue sea.
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Zante
Named `the flower of the Orient` by the
Venetians because of its beauty, Zante is the most southerly of
the Ionian Islands. About 40km long and half that across, Zante is
almost triangular in shape, with two mountainous peninsulas
extending from the South. Most villages and resorts have developed
along the Eastern coast, with the exception of Laganas in the
South.
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