Set on some of the most important historic ruins and sites of modern civilisation, the Cyclades make up some of the most exciting and sought-after holiday-making experiences in the world. These groups of islands are easy to access, hugely popular (worldwide), and are set on the middle of the vacant area of Delos (arguably, the birthplace of Apollo).
Impressive, exciting and stimulating to all human senses – the Cyclades showcase rocky and turquoise settings in cool, cosmopolitan style. An ideal getaway site for party-goers, lovers, friends and families too – it’s another world that simply has to be seen to be believed.
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Paros is Perfection and it offers every traveler the best of all worlds. A pit stop at Paros features stunning sandy beaches, picture-perfect whitewashed villages and harbors that overlook jubilant social scenes. Enjoy an array of unique cafes, bars and restaurants all set by sounds of the sea.
An 80’s New York Times Article titled “Quiet Heart of the Cyclades” put Paros firmly on the idyllic ‘must-see’ destinations map. And though it’s quiet no more, this now popular island has still managed to somehow preserve that original unassuming, local, friendly feel
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Santorini hosts over 1.5 million visitors annually – so you know that the island is doing something right! Once you’ve seen a sunset in Santorini, its beauty will be imprinted in your mind for a lifetime. There are wonderful wines to be tasted, glittering sea swims to be swum and a remarkably vibrant nightlife! If you’re up for a walk and a bit of post-party contemplation, consider a walk. Amidst some of the most bold and bright natural beauty on earth, take a stroll in Fira north to Imerovigli by the caldera-edge footpath.
The town prescribes no private cars in its limits and so strolling, cycling and even horse-drawn carriages are all permitted. This type of inner town dynamic creates a lovely atmosphere for all travellers. Don’t worry, you’ll still have access to taxis, ferries and hydrofoils too. The beaches are beautiful and naturally, predominately enclosed. Explore the closest beach to the town center, Agios Mamas and Kaíki. You can enjoy a wonderful array of watersports and private dining with bespoke offerings and of course, fresh local produce.
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Milos will undoubtedly make you sigh. It’s like an undiscovered little diamond, sitting pretty, just waiting to be found. Its natural form, curves, twists and turns, are absolutely astonishing. As you stroll on land in Milos, you’ll notice incredibly variety in its landscape colours, complimented by cool, bright ocean blues and greens.
Two million years ago volcanoes formed craters, responsible for one of the largest Aegean harbours to-date. Hippocrates praised its hot springs, springs which still bubble up today! Aesthetically pleasing, largely untouched and hardly bustling with business, it’s the white-yellow beachy beauty to surrender to, and contemplate (or create!). Explore the infinite array of tiny seaside cafes and restaurants all strewn about in walking distance from one another, and revel in the local museums archeological findings, before making friends with local villagers.
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At RNT Maclaren, our charter yachts come with an array of luxury amenities for your comfort and convenience. Regardless of how long your trip lasts, you will enjoy every moment at sea with us.
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P.O. Box. 56908, 3311 Limassol, Cyprus
email: charter@rntmaclaren.com
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