The island chain of Cyclades in the Aegean Sea is characterized by contrasts-white cubist architectural houses perched on steep mountainous slopes overlooking blue seas and golden beaches. Comprised of about 220 islands, including Mykonos, Naxos, Paros, and Santorini, the Cyclades are peaks of submerged mountainous terrain. As a preferred international tourist destination, the Cyclades offers a relaxed pace of life, combined with a dry and mild climate, making it a serene and private haven for residents and visitors alike.

Part of the Saronic Islands, Hydra is one of the most distinctive and historic of all the Greek islands, located in the Aegean Sea between the Argolic and Saronic Gulfs. In order to preserve the island's clear air and tranquility, no motor vehicles are allowed on the island, and instead bicycles, donkeys, and water taxis provide easy transportation, but most residents walk everywhere. Just 37 nautical miles south of Athens, Hydra attracts artists and celebrities who appreciate its beauty and quality of life. The island's only main town, "Hydra Port" consists of a harbor which is overlooked by beautiful square-shaped mansions with ceramic-tile roofs. The strong maritime culture promotes yachting, and is home to the Kamini Yacht Club.