There’s something about Greece — a rhythm, a glow, a kind of wild serenity that lingers long after you’ve left its sunlit shores. For content creator and style muse Ritza van Rensburg, her month-long odyssey across the islands became a love affair with blue horizons, slow living, and self-expression without boundaries.
“Even though I said I’d never go back to the same place twice, there’s a magic around Greece I just can’t explain.”

Island Hopping Through Sunlight
Ritza’s Greek escape unfolded across four islands — each revealing a new facet of her free-spirited wanderlust.
Naxos came first - a calm, family-oriented haven that seemed to move at its own gentle rhythm. There, she found herself slowing down, savouring long meals and lingering sunsets - the simple pleasures that make Greek summers so unforgettable.
Then came Milos, where white cliffs tumbled into turquoise coves and every meal felt like a small revelation. It quickly became her favourite — an island of dreamlike beauty and hidden beaches that seemed to shimmer with their own quiet kind of magic.
Three dreamy days in Santorini followed. There, Ritza slipped into a cinematic world of cliffside terraces and golden light - a brief but unforgettable three-day reverie suspended between sea and sky.
And finally Mykonos, where the rhythm of the island quickened, nights turned to mornings, and the beaches pulsed with life. For a few luminous days, she danced between serenity and celebration — the essence of Greek summer captured in motion.

A Love Letter to the Olivia Dress
Her BeachCult hero piece? The ethereal Olivia Dress, which became her travel companion through every island breeze and ferry ride.
“I had women stop me on the beach, on a ferry, in restaurants — everyone wanted to know where my dress was from!”
It was the embodiment of effortless femininity — flowing, radiant, and deeply at home under the Grecian sun.

The BeachCult Way to Wander
For Ritza, travel is a ritual of transformation — an unfolding of mood, colour, and self-expression. Every trip begins months in advance, with carefully imagined outfits that mirror the spirit of each destination.
In Greece, her wardrobe came alive in bold colours, flowing silhouettes, and statement accessories — wide-brimmed hats, layered jewels, silk scarves dancing in the wind. This season, her style carries that same sunlit confidence: body chains glinting against bronzed skin, layers of gold catching the light, and a touch of Mediterranean ease woven into every look.

Sun-Drenched Essentials
Her beauty ritual on the go? “Glowing skin, always,” she laughs. Her holiday must-haves included:
- Nuxe Body Glow Oil
- SPF 50 for face and body
- Institut Esthederm Hydrating Mist
- Lip oil + cream blush duo for that just-sun-kissed flush
Ritza’s Greek Little Black Book
- Naxos: Taverna Restaurant – a hidden courtyard gem she visited three times.
- Milos: “Rent a car — you can’t experience it fully without one.”
- Santorini: Eat in Fira’s tiny takeaway spots — “the gyros are unbeatable.”
- Mykonos: Solymar for day clubs, D’Angelo for pasta and that Snickers dessert, and Buddha Bar for the best espresso martini of her life.
And her ultimate obsession? “Greek salad — I ate it every single day!”

Soul of a Wanderer
Ritza carries the spirit of a true explorer - curious, spontaneous, and always chasing stories through markets, side streets, and sunlit alleys.
She treasures the small rituals of travel: finding keepsakes that hold the memory of a place, wandering through local grocery stores to discover everyday beauty, capturing hundreds of moments that tell her own sun-drenched story.
Next on her horizon: Spain and Morocco - lands of spice, rhythm, and sea - calling her for Summer 2026. Greece has left its imprint on her heart, a gentle reminder that life’s truest magic lies in simplicity: sunlight, sea air, and slow, golden hours that stretch forever.
As Ritza reminds us — the world is full of beauty waiting to be worn, lived, and loved.
Shop your next BeachCult piece, tag us on your travels, and join our community of modern wanderers writing their own stories under the sun.