From whitewashed alleys to stunning sea views, these picturesque Greek island villages offer a perfect blend of history, and coastal beauty.
Greece has
many gorgeous islands that are popular with tourists from all over the world. On these islands, are some charming villages that have everything one needs to enjoy a perfect holiday, from natural beauty to rich heritage. Here are some of the most beautiful villages on the Greek islands to add to your travel bucket list.
Volax, Tinos
Tinos looks like a classic Cycladic island most people would want to visit. It has gorgeous beaches and beautiful homes. However, the villages of Volax are unique and has a charm of their own. It features granite boulders. Many hikers love to visit the place and explore the area. The blue doors of some of the houses have lyrics of romantic poems that were painted by the locals.
Apeiranthos, Naxos
The mountainous Apeiranthos is one of the main attractions on the Cycladic island of Naxos. It also has many adorable towns. You can explore houses made of fine marble along the alleyways. You can also taste some amazing food and desserts that are delicious. There are also a lot of sycamore trees that make this area even more picturesque.
Firostefani, Santorini
Firostefani on Santorini offers some spectacular views of the beautiful Aegean Sea. It could very well be one of the most photographed destinations on the planet. The name of the village means 'the crown of Fira'. Most evenings, people congregate to watch some spectacular sunsets. The whitewashed houses and churches with blue domes can be the perfect backdrops for all your selfies. Don’t forget to pack your camera for this trip.
Fiskardo, Kefalonia
Fiskardo is one of the picture-perfect locations that can make anyone’s holiday grand. It has a small harbour and houses that were built in the 18th century. You can also spot many, many boats and luxury yachts along the harbour. It also lights up at night and looks simply magnificent. Enjoy the local flavour and pace of the island life.
Yialos, Symi
Yialos is a sight to see. The island has these gorgeous yellow neoclassical mansions that line the harbour. The architectural style was brought to the island by Italians who once ruled it a century ago. There is also an old but beautiful clock in the harbour that reportedly dates back to 1881. This is an ideal spot to visit for those who love history and architecture.
