The Cíclades are a group of islands located in the central Aegean Sea, part of Greece. They are known for their stunning landscapes, whitewashed buildings, and crystal-clear waters. The islands are characterized by their unique architecture, featuring cubic houses and blue-domed churches, which attract many tourists each year. There are about 220 islands in the Cíclades, with the most famous being Santorini, Mykonos, and Naxos. Each island has its own charm and cultural heritage, offering visitors a mix of beautiful beaches, historical sites, and vibrant nightlife. The Cíclades are also known for their traditional Greek cuisine and warm hospitality.