When one sails from Lavrion to the island of Kea much of the journey is spent going around a long barren island .The later history of Makronissos has eclipsed the island’s significance in ancient times, for Macronissos was the place of refuge for the beautiful Helen when the Trojan War broke out.

Kythnos remains one of the few unexplored paradises!! The golden sunsets, the picturesque streets, the lonely windmills, the joyful and hospitable people, you will really love them! On all the islands and mainland Greece, it is impossible not to stumble upon something that has been around since pro-antiquity. At “Loutra” the springs were developed into a bath house by the Romans, one of which still exists.The water is ferrous, saline and sulphurous, the combination of which are believed to cure various aliments among which are arthritis, gout, gynecological problems and rheumatism, as well as many others.

The temple of Poseidon, the ancient Greek god of the sea, dominates the southernmost tip of Attica, where the horizon meets the Aegean Sea. Perched on the craggy rocks of Cape Sounio the temple is enveloped in myth and historic facts dated from antiquity until the present times.