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Bucket list reimagined: Mindful return to the Greek islands

By GIOVANNA DELL’ORTO
The Associated Press

ASTYPALEA, Greece (AP) — Iconic white-and-blue villages, historical sites, sweeping vistas, crystalline waters – and none of the pre-pandemic jostling crowds. As travel restrictions have eased since the peak of the pandemic, the Greek islands offer their characteristic open-armed welcome. And there are new opportunities to explore them mindfully. In the southern Aegean Sea, Astypalea’s medieval castle-topped main town looms over multihued beaches. Delos is a must for the ancient art, and Tinos for the marble-decorated villages and engrossing pilgrimage. At Santorini you can hike along the sunken volcano’s rim with vineyards to one side and infinity pools to the other.

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