Greece Reigns Supreme: Conde Nast Traveler’s Top Island Picks for 2024

Island Hopping Highlights:

• The Big Three: Milos, Hydra, and Sifnos lead the pack, each offering unique charms. Santorini remains the wedding destination of choice, while Syros’s rich culture and Folegandros’s adventurous spirit offer contrasting options.
• Foodie Paradises: Indulge in distinctive gastronomy on Corfu and Naxos, both boasting sun-kissed shores. Families seeking tranquillity can find it in Kefalonia, while hikers and nature lovers gravitate towards Andros and Serifos.
• Festive Vibes and Beyond Unforgettable revelry await in Mykonos, while Zakynthos, Amorgos, and Paxi offer stunning landscapes and sophisticated escapes. Adventure seekers have a haven in Lefkada, and history buffs can delve into the past on Rhodes, Symi, and Patmos.
• Hidden Gems: Discover the off-the-beaten-path allure of Astypalaia, perfect for quiet escapes. Relax on Skiathos’s beaches, explore picturesque Aegina year-round, or soak in the panoramic views of Antiparos. Leros’s architectural richness and Spetses’s timeless chic appeal complete the diverse offerings.

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Local Insights:

Representatives from featured islands share their perspectives on aligning travel experiences with current trends:

• Patmos: Nikos Antonopoulos, Deputy Mayor of Tourism, highlights the island’s multi-dimensional offerings, from UNESCO monuments to diverse activities and authentic cuisine.
• Andros: Nikos Moustakas, Tourism Advisor, emphasizes the island’s focus on showcasing its unique natural beauty, historical tapestry, and diverse experiences for all visitor categories.

With such a wide array of experiences across 29 islands, Greece remains a top destination for travellers seeking sun, culture, adventure, and everything in between. So, pack your bags and start planning your Greek island-hopping adventure!

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