Everyone knows that Greece has everything from cosmopolitan resorts to beautiful little-known places that few people know about! For example, have you ever heard of a Greek island with a population of only 100 people?
Let's take a look at just some of the interesting secluded Greek islands.
You can get to such islands from the more famous ones, for example Crete is one of them. You can explore the nature and sights of it on this site. This online resource will tell you all about Crete. This is a detailed guide for those who like to travel on their own.
Iraklia belongs to the islands of the Cycladic archipelago, popular among tourists. Because of its modest size, small number of hotels and restaurants, and not very frequent ferry service to Athens, this island can be an ideal place for a secluded vacation. And it's likely that on one of the magnificent beaches, you'll be the only visitor. And it must be said that, thanks to the close proximity of the islands of Naxos and Amorgos, the beaches of Heraklia are protected from the strong summer winds.
Iraklia is accessible by ferry from Athens, which sails 2-3 times a week. From Naxos and Amorgos, the ferry leaves six times a week.
Lipsi belongs to the islands of the Dodecanese (Southern Sporades). It is said that a vacation on this island is suitable for those who are looking for absolute solitude. The island has a very modestly developed tourist infrastructure, but this in no way affects the attractiveness and cleanliness of the local beaches. Not in vain some of the beaches in Lipsey are beloved by nudists and lovers of recreation "in nature. It should be noted that the majority of beaches in Lipsi are within walking distance from each other. Also you can look at villa Nikiti Halkidiki.
If you find yourself on this small Greek island, be sure to stop by some tavern, where they cook dishes from freshly caught fish. It's delicious!
Ferries to Lipsi run 2-3 times a week. In the summer, there is a daily ferry to the island from Leros and Patmos.
This tiny island in the Aegean Sea is beloved by climbers. Telendos is located near the island of Kalymnos, just 1 kilometer away. At Telendos there is a small village with a couple of good fish taverns. Very close to the village there are several beautiful beaches, some of which are considered nudist.
Like neighboring Kalymnos, Telendos is also popular with climbers. Every autumn, there is a mountaineering and climbing festival.
To find yourself on Telendos, you must first arrive in Kalymnos and then rent a boat or a boat to get to the island. There are also daily flights to Telendos from Kalymnos port.
If you've been to the port of Nidri on the island of Lefkada, you've probably seen the ferry that goes to the tiny island of Meganisi in the Ionian Sea. There are only three villages on Meganisi island, which seem to be drowned in greenery. The island is riddled with hundreds of small coves, whose water is the color of pure crystal. The island keeps its authentic style, even the buildings built in recent years do not stand out from the general architectural style. There is no transport on the island, so get ready to move either "on your own" or on a rented bicycle.
From the port of Nidri Lefkada there is a ferry to Meganisi, which runs 5-6 times a day.
The miniature volcanic island of Anafi is known as the "little Santorini". The island has a very modest size and therefore is not very popular among a wide range of tourists. However, Anafi is a paradise for those seeking solitude. There is only one village on the island, Chora and most of the beaches can be reached on foot or by bus. Anafi is considered the least developed Greek island in terms of tourism, so there are no big hotels. But on Anafi you can find some nice family hotels.
From Athens there is a ferry three times a week. The island is also accessible from nearby Santorini.