Ferry chaos, rip-off prices, mass tourism — the Greek islands have a case to answer.Ferry chaos, rip-off prices, mass tourism — the Greek islands have a case to answer. We're still going.🇬🇷 Because if we've learned anything from waking up next to a late-night snack of pistachio pesto in a party hotel in Mykonos, it's that if you island hop, do it somewhere that actually deserves your time. Tinos is 25 minutes by ferry from Mykonos and almost nobody stops there. You'll find Odera above its own private cove, a 75-metre infinity pool and a kitchen turning out sea urchin tagliolini. Antiparos is even quieter — a tiny island with The Rooster on its western edge, a wellness retreat where the spa draws on healing traditions from across the world and the kitchen runs entirely on its own organic farm. Kos is a historically rich Dodecanese island that rarely gets its due. OKU is the antidote to everything the more crowded islands have become. And if you're still to do Mykonos, the boutique ret...