Kykladen Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover what's special: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can design your trip individually, sustainably and safely.

Author Eberhard Fohrer has been traveling the Cyclades since 1980. His rich experience is reflected on 696 pages in our travel guide "Cyclades" in the 11th edition. 319 color photos give an impression of the beauty of the region. Thanks to 63 maps including an overview map of the Cyclades you are as well oriented as the locals. 13 walks will take you to almost every corner of the area. Dozens of beaches and well over 20 monasteries and churches are described in detail. Insider tips from the author name particularly worthwhile sights, accommodations or restaurants. Everything researched on site and tried out for you. Ecological, regional and sustainable farms are identified. Numerous short essays provide interesting background knowledge. The travel portal in-greece.de writes: "The book is a standard work for Cyclades fans and island hoppers - you can't get more Cyclades in a travel guide."

The islands of the Cyclades at a glance: the volcanic Santoríni. Villages stretch through the landscape like white ribbons. Cave dwellings in the soft tuff, dark quartz sand beaches invite you to swim. Tínos is the home of marble sculptors, and the Greek Orthodox consider it a "holy island". In contrast, the neighboring island of Mýkonos, hot spot for joie de vivre and hedonism. Náxos attracts with its diverse landscape: mountain massifs, plateaus with olive groves and white beaches on the west coast. Our Cyclades travel guide shows you the most worth seeing places. Off the beaten track lies the tranquil Amorgós, which attracts hikers and those seeking peace and quiet. On Íos people like to party, in high summer the Chorá is one big disco. You can relax on the beautiful beaches of the island. Páros attracts with its picturesque harbor and many sandy beaches.