Holiday homes & rentals in Cyclades

Houses perch like sugar cubes on the olive green mountains of the Cyclades, a chain of islands off the coast of Greece. Your holiday home overlooks turquoise seas and borders idyllic beaches and ancient sites of cultural interest. There is a rich contemporary food scene incorporating the fresh seafood caught minutes from your front door.

Ancient heritage sites

Parikia Archaeological Museum is one of the most important collections of ancient art and artefacts in Greece. Hellenistic and Mycenaean objects join Neolithic finds and statues at this enthralling museum.

Once you arrive in Hora, make your way to its 13th Century neighbourhood, Kastro. Tucked behind the waterfront, it is a scramble of alleyways ascending the hilltop. On your way, Venetian mansions and a ruined castle pique your interest.

Explore the Cyclades

Mykonos is the place to party. Cruise ships pour glamorous visitors into the city daily. As a consequence, the city has a cosmopolitan atmosphere, with cute cafes and a boutique bar scene.

Delos is considered a sacred island and the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. The ancient shrine here is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The ruins are still enough to spark the imagination and transport you back thousands of years to its heyday.

Akrotiri's ancient Minoan ruins were discovered recently under volcanic ash in Santorini. Similar to Pompeii, you can explore the city just as it was at the time of the eruption in 1613 BCE.

Fireworks and fun

Joyous festivals take place throughout the Cyclades. You can enjoy traditional dances and celebrations that throughout the islands of this magical archipelago.

August 15th is the most important religious celebration, while the Ifestia in Santorini involves a recreation of the eruption of the nearby volcano. The Venetian Tower in the centre of Naxos is the locus point for Naxos Summer Festival in July and August, a party with workshops, lectures and art exhibitions.

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