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Mykonos and Santorini are just two of the Cycladic Islands—the others are Folegandros, Sifnos, Paros, Naxos, Delos, Tinos, Syros, and Anafi—that form a rough circle around the once sacred island of Delos. There are discoveries to be made on all of them, such as Mykonos's unusual windmills, Sifnos's 365 churches, and Santorini's black-sand beaches. As you are making them, be thankful for the fast ferries that now connect almost every Cycladic island at least daily during the summer season.

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Delos

The sacred isle—20 minutes by taxi boat from Mykonos—birthplace of Artemis and Apollo, is an essential day trip (you can't stay over). One of the...more

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Folegandros

While the Phoenician translation, meaning dry, rocky place, certainly fits, those overly prosaic ancients appear to have missed the characteristics of...more

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Ios

Yes, summer can still be backpacker bedlam on this isle of crazed repute. But like many backpackers of summers past, Ios is growing up. Witness it best just out...more

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The Little Cyclades

Only four of the Little Cyclades—Iraklia, Donousa, Schinousa, and Pano Koufonisi—are permanently inhabited, and those just barely. But make the...more

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Milos

A fertile volcanic island and the center (along with Naxos) of the Cyclades in ancient times, it's not clear exactly why Milos is not more popular with...more

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Mykonos

If a person can name only one Greek island, it's bound to be this one. Famous in the 1960s, when Jackie and Ari Onassis put it on the map, it soon became the...more

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Paros

Paros is by no means undiscovered by tourists—it's one of the most popular islands, though it's less frequented by Americans. It's big enough (the third...more

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Santorini

No other island is like it. This Minoan capital was decimated by its volcano 3,500 years ago, which has led many archaeologists to suggest it may have been home...more

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Sifnos

One of the prettiest of the Cyclades, Sifnos is friendly, accessible, varied, and green in the center, with great beaches and great food (Greeks believe Sifniot...more

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