The Ionian Islands are a unique complex of islands along the western coast of Greece, where nature has been particularly generous. Thanks to its mild climate and lush vegetation, these islands are known as green paradises, with rugged coasts that hide some of the most famous beaches in the world. The area also boasts the Inousses Trench, the deepest point in the Mediterranean (5,267 m). A long period of European presence on the islands, during a time when much of Greece was under Ottoman rule, shaped a distinct architectural and intellectual identity, visible in their customs and charming linguistic idiom.

The Charm of the North: Corfu, Paxos, and Antipaxos

The Central Ionian: From Lefkada to Zakynthos

Southern Splendour: Kythira and Antikythera

Gastronomy and Local Products