Most walkable island in Greece is 'little gem' with breathtaking beaches

Ever fancied packing up and starting afresh on a stunning Greek island, Mamma-Mia style? If you're not quite ready to up sticks permanently, you can still get a flavour of the idyllic island life with a holiday to one of Greece's beautiful hotspots. Regrettably, some Greek islands can be a bit tricky to navigate without a car.

Fortunately, not all islands pose this problem, and there are some truly picturesque locations that visitors can explore solely on foot. So, which Greek islands are the most pedestrian-friendly? From a celeb-loved island where cars are strictly off-limits, to a lesser-known beauty boasting breathtaking beaches, there are several walkable islands that are simply stunning.

Described by Discover Greece as "tiny gems in the Cyclades" with "exotic beaches, friendly locals and great food", the Koufonisia islands are a must-visit.

Ano Koufonisi is so compact that tourists can traverse the entire island in just four hours, with its beautiful beaches easily reachable on foot.

Perhaps the tranquillity of this island can be attributed to its ban on cars, with only rubbish trucks permitted, reports the Express.

It's a breeze to wander the island's charming streets on foot, and for those seeking a challenge, why not hike to the summit of Mount Eros?

Despite being just 35 square kilometres, this island boasts some spectacular beaches and secluded coves. If you fancy a bit more hustle and bustle during your Greek island getaway, Paros is just a short ferry ride away.