The Cyclades Islands are an extremely popular travel destination with easy access via ferry. There are over 220 islands within the group of the Cyclades with many of the smaller islands being uninhabited.

The most popular islands to visit in the archipelago is Mykonos, Amorgos, Santorini and Siros which is where the capital city of Ermouplis is situated and is officially known as Ermoupolis. Ermoupoli is a beautiful seaside city with a population of over 13,000.

While in the Cyclades you fall in love with the island's beautiful sunny beaches as well as the charming architecture of the islands. Exploring on the islands is a real treat with spectacular terraced valleys.

The island of Mykonos is a fascinating island to visit which was built in they style of a maze to fool the pirates who used to come to rob the island. A holiday to the Cyclades Islands will not be easily forgotten and is truly the place to go to unwind and relax.

Climate

Find Out About The Climate In The Cyclades Islands

The climate on the islands is usually mild and dry with a18 to 19 degrees being the average for the year. Winters are mild although in some of the higher regions the temperatures do go below the average.

Geography

Geographical Information About The Cyclades Islands

The Cyclades Islands consist of many little islands with over 20 of these be occupied. You will find the Cyclades Islands in the central and southern part of the Aegean Sea and one of Greece's most popular islands with Amorgos Island being one of the most beautiful of the 39 Islands. Amorgos Island is also the home of the monastery of Hozoviotissa which is located on a cliff of 300 metres. Ermoupolis is the main city in the group and it can be found on the island of Syros.

Economy

Learn About The Economy On The Cyclades Islands

The main source of Economy on the Cyclades Islands comes from the tourist industry where thousands of visitors visit each year. The only island that doesn't really rely on the tourist industry is the island of Syros where they have a strong ship-building industry as well as supplying most of the Cyclades with fruit and vegetables.