Cyclades (mythical island)

Cyclades refers to a group of islands in the Aegean Sea, historically significant in Greek mythology and culture. These islands, including notable ones like Delos and Santorini, are characterized by their picturesque landscapes, white-washed buildings, and deep maritime history. Mythologically, they are linked to various gods and legends, such as Apollo’s birthplace on Delos. Geographically, they form a cluster of volcanic islands, influencing ancient seafaring routes and trade. Today, the Cyclades are celebrated for their natural beauty, historical sites, and vibrant tourism, embodying a blend of myth, history, and scenic charm.