Santorini
It would seem Santorini was unconsciously designed to cater to the Instagram age. Its rich blue domes and how-do-they-keep-them-white washed walls mean every cobbled street and vista-revealing corner is photographable. In these popular parts, local guides make all the difference where visitors can see a quieter side of the island through their eyes as well as the lens.
Island neighbours:
Folegandros

An island hop away...
Evocative of Santorini with a little more rugged authenticity, Folegandros is the antidote to Greece’s more glossy side. Efforts are rewarded when porting in this out-of-the-way corner of the Cyclades, materialising in the form of medieval villages, near-deserted coves, and a hillside church with the most incredible views.