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Paros belongs to the Cyclades and holds the third place, in terms of the surface area, compared to the other islands of this complex. It is an island that, in proportion to its size, has relatively many permanent residents. For this reason, there are schools of all levels. It is an island with a lot of visitors and relies much of its economy on tourism. Apart from its natural beauty, with the heavy vegetation, the mountainous and lowland parts, the beautiful beaches, the island attracts many visitors due to the liveliness that characterizes it. Mostly young people, but also families choose Paros every year as a destination for their summer holidays. Chora with its picturesque alleys, beautiful shops, quality restaurants and non-stop parties throughout the day, promise unforgettable holidays.

The island is famous for its nightlife and entertainment. Another reason that is a favorite destination is that it provides solutions for all tastes. The intense tourist activity results in accommodation and luxury hotels in almost all parts of the island. Apart from tourism, the locals are also engaged in agriculture, livestock and fishing. The island produces many different products, all of which stand out for their quality. Access to the island is possible both by boat and by air, while it has good transport inside.

Andros belongs to the Cyclades and is the second largest island of this complex. It is a very beautiful and special island, as it combines the rocky landscape with the heavy vegetation, thus appearing to be a small imitation of Greece. Its mountainous part consists mainly of four mountain ranges, which actually intersect the island in five separate, almost parallel, parts. Apart from mountains, there are also fertile valleys, olive groves, vineyards, areas with fruit and citrus trees. This is due to the abundance of running water found on the island. Streams, springs, some even thermal, small rivers and beautiful beaches give life to the dry, rocky part. Andros is also known for its hiking trails that date back 4,000 years. The island’s economy was mainly based on agriculture and livestock. Later the permanent residents began to engage in trade and shipping, shifting the greatest interest of the economy there. The cultural interest of the island is also great, with travelers being able to visit a variety of museums of different content. The most important is that of Contemporary Art. Access to the island is achieved by ferry from the port of Rafina.

Ermoupolis of Syros is the capital of the Cyclades. Syros is located in the center of the complex and is adjacent to many of the islands that make it up. It has many permanent residents and combines island and city characteristics, due to its administrative importance. It has schools of all levels as well as two institutions of higher education. Their existence gives life to the island during the winter season too, as many students move to the island during their studies. Specifically, the Department of Product and Systems Design Engineering (University of the Aegean) and the Merchant Marine Academy (MMA) operate. As a capital, in addition to all its administrative services, it also has a theater, cinema, municipal library, museums and galleries with numerous exhibitions. The northern part of "Apano Meria" is more mountainous than the rest of the island and is a part of Natura 2000, so there are not many houses. It has paths that lead to unique secluded beaches, which, due to this, always have very few people, beautiful landscapes, caves and small bridges. The rest of the island has a good road network. Ermoupolis, located in the eastern part of the island, is the capital of the island. The port is also located there. At the highest point, above the port, the Catholic Diocese of Agios Georgios is built, which is accessible either by road or by climbing countless steps on foot. The view from this point is unique. The southern part is flat. Most houses have been developed there, creating villages and settlements. The tourist activity of the island is very intense, as it combines the beauties of a Cycladic island with the conveniences of a "capital". Hundreds of visitors, Greeks and foreigners, arrive on the island every year, either by air or by boat.

Kea or Tzia belongs to the Cyclades. It is a small island very close to Lavrio (one hour by boat) with special beauty. It has permanent residents and, due to its short distance from Athens, is a destination for a quick getaway throughout the year, especially from spring onwards. There are beautiful beaches, but with difficult access and hiking trails.

Settlements built in the Cycladic style, traditional houses and human figures. There has been great growth in recent years. Luxury hotels and restaurants have opened and "elite" people have built holiday homes. This situation inevitably affects the investment value of the island's real estate, which combines the traditional and the simple, with the new and luxurious.

Sikinos is an island in the Cyclades with few permanent residents. Despite this fact, it has schools up to the level of High School, which are all located in the fortified Castle, which is one of the three settlements of the island. In the Castle there is also the doctor's office, the town hall and some shops and cafes. Accommodation, nightclubs and supermarkets are located in Alopronia which is the seaside settlement where the port of Sikinos is.

The third settlement is Chorio. Sikinos is known for its chapels. Specifically, it has sixty-one chapels and six Byzantine temples with frescoes placed in the 13th-14th century. Its inhabitants have long been engaged in agriculture, livestock and cheese-making, fishing and beekeeping. The island has very beautiful landscapes that inspire peace and tranquility. So those who choose the island for their summer vacation are looking for rest and carefreeness. Access is only possible by boat.