Kithnos is an island typical of those found in the Cyclades, and is one of the most barren. This creates a very serene landscape, with a selection of traditional villages and soft sandy beaches. Kithnos is positioned between he islands of Kea and Serifos and may be reached from Athens’ port within a couple of hours.

Kythnos is a volcanic island and there are many natural hot spas that flow through the island which date from the ancient years when the island was actually known as the island of Therma (meaning warm in Greek ).

The island is one that provides the perfect setting for a quiet and peaceful summer holiday, away from the crowds of the busier islands in the Cyclades.

The charming and traditional capital of Kythnos is Chora which was built amphitheatrically on the side of a hill, providing some magnificent views out towards the sea 8 km from the port of Kithnos.