Everyone has a different idea of ​​what makes the perfect holiday. Some prefer to stay still - the beach and a good book are all they need. Others require a bit more action. For the Adventure seekers among us, a day of relaxing on the beach isn't just boring, it's impossible. The Lure of the open ocean or the promise of mountaintop views is just too tempting.

Fortunately for those of us who love to stay on the move holidays to Greece provide as much entertainment and excitement as the more obvious backpacker destinations. Below is a quick run-down of three of the best island adventures you can take this summer.

Cycling Through Evia

This sleepy, sun-drenched island is a cyclist's paradise. With plenty of winding, rural roads and very little traffic, cycling across Evia is as idyllic as it gets. Zip past rugged coastline and lush Vineyards. Climb up challenging mountain hills and past Charming seaside villages. Best of all? Take in the jaw-dropping views of the turquoise sea as you cycle across the stunning Chalkida suspension bridge.

Greece's second largest island after Crete, Evia is a popular holiday spot for Greeks, but you won't find too many foreign tourists here. As a result, the island is dotted with Fantastic, Authentic Greek restaurants - perfect for refueling during your cycle tour of the island. Enjoy fresh seafood in the fishing village of Limni and order your steaks by the kilo in the mountain town of Steni-Dirfhis.

Diving Off the Shores of Milos

With more beaches than any other Cycladic island and a coastline covered in colorful volcanic rock, Milos is the ideal Greek island for scuba diving. Head to the island's Diving Center and have the experts guide you to the best dive spots.

During your dive, you'll encounter plenty of colorful aquatic wildlife, from deep-sea fish to dolphins and monk seals. Though it's tempting to spend your entire holiday in Milos in the water or on the beach, the island has plenty of land attractions too. Learn about Milos' long history of Mineral Extraction at the Mining Museum in Adamas, walk through the Catacombs of Trypiti and check out the impressive Ancient Filakopi Theater.

Sailing the Dodecanese Archipelago

Why just pick one beautiful Greek island, when you could explore several in the course of one holiday? A chartered sailboat is a great option for meandering through the tranquil waters of the Dodecanese Archipelago.

Hop off at Kos and enjoy lunch in Charming Kos Town before hopping back in the boat and setting course for the beautiful island of Leros. Go windsurfing on Alinda Beach, get a history lesson in the fascinating Leros War Museum and feast on a fresh fish dinner at Fishtavern Restaurant on Gourna Beach. In the morning, head to the tiny island of Patmos for some breakfast on the beautiful Meloi Beach.