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Santorini the picture perfect Greek Island with its deep blue sea's, white washed buildings, blue domed churches and of course those views.  Santorini is found in the southern Aegean Sea and is part of the Cyclades group of Islands. Its unique geography was created after a huge volcanic explosion in 17th century BC which created its incredible caldera. Today its home to 15 500 locals but this swells considerably in the summer with thousands of tourists visiting the island many of them from cruise ships as it is a favourite stop on many Greek Islands and Easter Mediterranean itineraries.  How to get there: The island has a airport, which is situated in the south of the island and is 6 km from the Islands main town of Fira. The airport is small and can handle no more than 6 charter flights at a time. That said it is a popular destination for many of Europe's holiday companies and in the summer season there are flights to the island from a wide range of European and UK airports....

  Mykonos island is situated in the middle of Greek Cyclades Islands and is now the island groups most cosmopolitan holiday destination with it being branded as the "Ibiza of Greece."   As well as its modern image it is also famous for its minimal Cyclades architecture with its whitewashed traditional houses and blue dombed churches but its most well know architectural buildings are windmills found in the Little Venice area of Mykonos Town.  How to get there. You can fly directly into the island from a expanding number of destinations particular in the summer season from April to October when the major European holiday companies all offer trips here. The one thing I will say is the airport is extremely small, and in the popular summer months becomes extremely busy and chaotic at times as we personally experienced. So be prepared for this.  You can also travel by ferry from any of its sister islands in the Cyclades and from the main ferry port on the Greek mainla...