The Greece islands have been a popular tourist destination for a long time, and each of Greek island with its unique topography, history, and culture attract thousands of visitors from around the world every summer.
Tourists flock to the Greece's islands every year to enjoy a few days of beautiful weather, unique architecture, and the character of Greek hospitality. With so many islands to choose from, one is bound to find their favorite vacation spot, and while many preffer to island hop, others return to the same island year after year.

The most well-known of the verdant Ionian Greece islands, Corfu lies just off Albania, a large enough island to contain an attractive unspoiled hinterland behind the stretches of package resorts thrown up in the 1960s.
The main town of Corfu is a bustling capital, close to the airport and ferries for the mainland and Italy. It comprises historic quarters squeezed between forts constructed by various invaders who have occupied the island over the last millennium – including the British, who came to Corfu in the 19th century.

With a multitude of sandy beaches and a spectacular medieval old town of grandiose buildings and winding cobbled streets, it's no surprise that Rhodes is one of Greece Islands top destinations.
Always an important force in antiquity, Rhodes briefly overtook Athens in the third century BC as a centre for the arts, though its subsequent prosperity was checkered. The heaviest imprint on the Old Town was made by the Knights of St John (1309-1522), whose order drew crusaders from all over Europe. Divided into langues (people of the same tongue), the Knights each built their own auberge, a hostel with private chapel and dining hall.

Santorini is probably the most popular image the world has of Greece, whitewashed houses, blue domed churches, narrow alleys etc. Yet it is unlike anywhere else in Greece we have visited. All around are sights that have been depicted on the pages of magazines, posters and books all over the world. It is dramatic, spectacular and cosmopolitan. This Greece island is officially known as Thira. The present name is derived from the island's church of St. Irene. It is said that foreign seamen used to call the Saint, 'Santa Irini', and in time this became Santorini.

Mykonos is the most sought-after island within the Cycladic Greece Islands group, the island itself is barren and rocky but offers something for everyone. The island boasts fantastic views, combining the coastline, mountains and sugar-cube buildings - you can see why Mykonos is always in high demand. The windmills of Mykonos are the trademark of the whole island, which can be seen from every point of the main town, known locally as "hora", the windmills and are a reminder of times gone as they stand on a hill overlooking the area.

The Greece Islands are known for the beautiful beaches that its landscape has to offer. Many Greece Islands are centered around lounging on the sun soaked beaches that the locals enjoy. Overall, there are more than 6,000 islands to choose from in Greece, and with all of that variety, it is no wonder that the beaches are a popular destination for visitor. The beaches are not the only thing to see on the Greek Islands. No Greece islands will be complete without taking a trip below the water’s surface. Snorkeling is very popular off the coast of the Greece Islands.