Experience the beauty of the Cyclades with Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre
The Cyclades (correctly pronounced Kikladies not Syclades) are the most popular Greek Island destinations for Aussie visitors to Greece.
Most people who know Greece will recognise Santorini, Mykonos Ios, Paros, Naxos and Syros as islands included in the GMTC island hopping flexi pass. What makes the Cyclades so popular?
They are all in the centre of the Aegean Sea, very close together and each island has its own unique scenic highlights, history, culture and character.
Santorini is the spectacular remnant of a volcano which erupted 3,400 years ago dominated by the steep cliff of its caldera topped with whitewashed hotels and homes, Santorini is an archaeological treasure house of Minoan civilization. [the famous Dome is pictured below]
Mykonos is the popular party island with excellent beaches and a lively summer night life.

Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre has a range of accommodation options on all these islands.
They are all included in the Island Hopping programs and most are includes as port stops in a wide range of cruises.
For bookings and details phone 1300 661 666 or visit www.greecemedtravel.com
A Special Greece and Mediterranean Travel Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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