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7JÒ 9 Combine multiple islands inl GTGGEÒ l


Sun-soaked beaches, ancient ruins and quaint villages embody quintessential Greece, but every island offers its own distinctive charms. The archetypal Cycladic islands of Santorini and Mykonos, with their iconic, blue-domed buildings and whitewashed courtyards, are firm favourites among the affluent. And with a collection of new hotels such as Four Seasons Mykonos (opening in time for the summer season) adding to their allure, it’s easy to see why. But for those seeking quieter charms and more secluded shores, Greece’s less-frequented isles are equally enchanting. Helicopter services such as Hoper whisk travellers to lesser-known gems such as Sifnos, a food lovers’ paradise; culturally rich Spetses; and Folegandros, a haven of unspoilt beauty.


With more than a thousand islands, Greece is an island hoppers’ delight – every isle exudes a unique charm. Find your ideal combination within Pure Luxury’s Greek portfolio of boutique hotels and renowned resorts.


PICTURES: Shutterstock/Putri Aurina, leoks


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