Greece is a favorite destination for many North Americans thanks to its incredible gastronomy, pleasant Mediterranean climate, undeniable charm, and “philoxenia,” the welcoming friendliness towards strangers. While islands like Santorini and Mykonos often steal the spotlight with their windmills, blue-domed churches, and stunning sea views, Greece boasts over 6,000 islands — though only 227 are inhabited. To get off the beaten path and avoid the crowds — and with an eye on the growing focus on limiting cruises to relieve over-tourism — here’s a look at some lesser-known Greek islands that are, luckily, no less accessible than their more well-known counterparts and certainly no less gorgeous.