Small Boutique hotels in NORTH AEGEAN ISLANDS

This group of Greek islands in the Aegean Sea is off the coast of Turkey and stands out as a small paradise away from the most touristed routes. Here Greek, Roman, Turkish and Byzantine Hellenistic legacies converge with authentic folk culture and picturesque villages. The Mediterranean embraces these somewhat dispersed islands among which is Chios, one of the largest in the territory. With 215 km of magnificent coastline, it invites you to discover its dream beaches aboard the traditional kaike boats. Inland, the landscape of mountain ranges, valleys, and plains is well preserved and authentic.

The old part of the capital Chios unfolds around its castle and wall, highlighting the Turkish quarter.

In the village of Cambos you can admire the old Genoese manor houses with splendid gardens. Another attraction is the abandoned medieval villages, called Mastijoria, such as Mesta and Olimbi.

To the north, the island of Lesvos is the third largest in Greece. Land of contrasts, it brings together volcanic terraine and green fertile plains. Its capital Mitilini, built on a hill, shelters an imposing archaeological site. Jumping from island to island is a stimulating experience: mountainous Ikaria recalls the myth of Icarus and his desire to fly. Limnos has a subtle and arid beauty. One of the most desired islands is Samos, right in front of Ephesus, in Turkey.