Kythera is a unique island south of the Peloponnese, at the crossroads of the Ionian, Aegean, and Cretan seas.

Although geographically part of the Ionian Islands, Kythera stands out for its authentic character, natural beauty, and the peaceful atmosphere it offers visitors.

The island preserves its traditional architecture, with settlements like Chora featuring an impressive Venetian castle, and Kapsali, a picturesque bay with a beach, taverns, and views of the castle. Notable attractions include the Neraida waterfalls in Mylopotamos, Panagia Myrtidiotissa — the island’s patron saint — and many secluded beaches with crystal-clear waters, such as Kaladi, Mylopotamos, and Chalkos.

Kythera has a permanent population, functional infrastructure, and remains vibrant all year round. It offers quality of life and authenticity, attracting people who wish to live in a peaceful, beautiful place far from mass tourism.