Remote Islands Pillows

Love for Cocos Islands

View of Lamb Hoga from Smorrastanes

Taken near the Valahamars...

A view just past The Heog (Captains Seat) back of the community hall.

View from a kite over Houbie bay.

The Wester Burn of Houbie that flows into the sea, Smorrastanes.

A view of the Lamb Hoga peninsula from Cruss Hill.

A distant view of Lamb Hoga, Fetlar, Shetland Islands

Kastelorizo (also known as “Meghisti”-Dodecanese, Greece) is a tiny, remote island on the edge of the Greek territory (“off the map”), very close to the southern Turkish coast, but it’s one of the best places in Greece for romantic holidays, a real “cocoon”, for those who seek some serenity!

Night view of beautiful Loutro village, accessed only by boat or on foot! Sfakia,Chania, Crete, Greece

Night view of beautiful Loutro village, accessed only by boat or on foot! Sfakia,Chania, Crete, Greece Camera: Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III

Kastelorizo (also known as “Meghisti”-Dodecanese, Greece) is a tiny, remote island on the edge of the Greek territory (“off the map”), very close to the southern Turkish coast, but it’s one of the best places in Greece for romantic holidays, a real “cocoon”, for those who seek some serenity!

One of the many beautiful beaches in a small uninhabited island south of Crete (Greece), in the Libyan sea, called Koufonissi. Koufonissi is located around 20 miles to the the southeast of my hometown, Ierapetra. I can assure you there you will find some of the most beautiful beaches you have ever seen (and not "packed" even in the heart of August). There is a boat going, now and then, to Koufonissi, departing from the village of Makrigialos, 25 km east of Ierapetra. I went on a tour around the island with the boat of a friend, Mathios Petroulakis from Goudouras (a village in the south coast of Crete, about 3 miles from Koufonissi) and I swimmed in 4 of its beaches (there are around 20) always thinking that the last one was the b...

Aurora lights in Lofoten island

Love for French Southern Territories

Love for Pitcairn