After Folegandros, our island-hopping journey led us to the enchanting world of Milos, an island that does not look like any other in the Cyclades.
The first (and longest) stop of our island-hopping holiday on the Greek islands this summer, which painted our summer dreams with brilliant blue, was Folegandros. An island, personified by Greek Goddess Artemis.
Our initial plan was to visit Folegandros in June and Astypalea in July. But sometimes when a man makes plans, God (well… almost) makes them better! The final plan included five destinations: Folegandros, Milos, Serifos, Paros, and Astypalea.
Ο Μπάλος μοιάζει λες και κάποιο θεϊκό χέρι, τοποθέτησε αυτό το κομμάτι γης σε ακριβώς αυτό το σημείο, στην υπέροχη Κρήτη και το πλαισίωσε με αποχρώσεις του μπλε, εξωτικά υδάτινα μονοπάτια που μαγεύουν με το που τα αντικρίσεις.
I visited the island of Sifnos in late June for THE wedding of the year! Not mine, -Thank God! -, the wedding of a friend couple. This trend that marriages are combined with holidays is consistent with my wandering soul.
When I first heard that there is a village, a few kilometers outside Chania, in Crete, without electricity, something that we take for granted in our Western culture, my curiosity swelled like a balloon!