South Aegean

Greece is composed of thirteen building blocks, one of which being the South Aegean. Claimable territory is a section of the Aegean Sea to the southeast of the Greek peninsula, encompassing the islands of the Dodecanese and the Cyclades. Some of the most well-known Greek islands are omitted from the South Aegean name. It is the location of Rhodes, the most popular Greek island, Santorini, a popular honeymoon destination worldwide, and the nightlife hotspots of Kos and Mykonos.