Greeks named them after the number seven which refers to the seven largest islands of the group, Eptanisa (“epta” in Greek means seven and “nisia” means islands).

Seven emerald islands opening their hug to the Ionian Sea, on the west side of Greece, with scattered pine forests and olive groves everywhere until you reach the sea, venetian castles, stone-built streets, idyllic, leafy sceneries, paradisiac seacoasts, endless golden beaches, blue-green waters that only a skilled painter would be able to capture, enigmatic caves and rich cultural heritage.

The aristocratic Corfu with its magic aura, the stone-built alleys and its traditional villages, Lefkada, poets’ island, Kefalonia which dances to rhythm of Captain Corelli’s mandoline, the Venetian’s favorite Zakynthos, on the cliff of which, Greek poet Dionisios Solomos wrote the Greek anthem, Ithaca, Odysseus’ country and symbol of destination and persistent goals, the remoted Kythira, Venus and Cupid’s island and last but not least, the exotic Paxi and Antipaxoi with turquoise waters that you’ve never seen before.

There, you don’t need to be romantic to fall in love.

The islands themselves are children of the same creator. With a first sight you would say that are made by the waves of the sea and the air

You only need to empty your mind, to let your senses free and to lose yourself to green-blue, crystalline waters that you will never forget, on some of the most beautiful and famous beaches of the world, under the refreshing sun that festively lights the Greek summers.

And then you can relax enjoying fish-food next to the sea, along with a glass of wine and strolling around the waterfront, while the sun farewells the ports, the night falls on the waters and the eternity of the sea lets the mind fly beyond the horizons to the dreams district.