Yacht charter North Eastern Aegean islands, Greece

Chios, south of Lesvos, claims to be the birthplace of Homer. Its landscape is very varied and its main crop is mastic, the chew in .chewing gum., produced by trees that grow nowhere else in the world.

Samos, one of the most easterly Aegean islands just a stone's throw from the coast of Asia Minor, is renowned for its wines, particularly for the white muscat wine found nowhere else.

Lesvos, Greece's third largest island, has a long history, a varied, fascinating scenery and some of the loveliest beaches of Greece. It is well known for its production of oil, soap and wine.

In ancient times, according to myth, Limnos, a volcanic island, was the home of the god Hephaistos and his most important place of worship. The island's history is long; two of

Ikaria, a mountainous, densely forested island, perpetuates the myth of Ikarus and his fall into the sea near its shores after his bold attempt to reach the sun with his waxen wings.