The island of Sifnos in the Western Cyclades Islands of Greece is the place I always return to each visit to Greece. It has been ‘discovered’ relatively lately, but has rapidly blossomed into a burgeoning tourist destination. However, it retains its original Greek village life, authentic Cyclades charm and unspoilt landscape of terraced fields. Sifnos has small vibrant towns, great trekking trails, authentic Greek cuisine, child-friendly beaches, crystal waters, whitewashed churches and flagstone alleyways in age-old villages. My pictures show the port of Kamares, the unique ceramics of the island, Kamares beach, whitewashed churches, and vistas over the fields. In the main town of Apollonia I have photographed villagers at work, deliveries by donkey and the castle-like dovecots. Also stunning pix of the bougainvillea-draped towns of Apollonia and nearby Katavati and Ardemonas. The whitewashed church of Panagia Poulati is particularly beautiful and has amazing views of the rugged coastline to the hillside town of Kastro.