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Our Greek team consists of experienced locals who have traveled extensively across Greece and have a genuine love for the country, its traditions, history, and people. We believe in encouraging sustainable travel and promoting more authentic itineraries. Mykonos and Santorini are very much worth seeing, but we'd love to show you Greece's other sides.
We are dedicated to offering a lesser-known experience to our guests. This is why we’ve also highlighted some carefully curated off-the-beaten-path tours. A perfect Greece trip can be a beautiful combination of both worlds, the world-famous and the undiscovered. Greece is a year-round tourist destination. Whether you're there to relax, swim, ski, eat, explore the history and cultural heritage, or celebrate your love, Greece has endless offerings.
The ancient Greeks contributed significantly to philosophy, medicine, mathematics, science, astronomy, architecture, and all forms of art. These predominant influences continue to shape our lives. Greek artists created some of the ancient world's most spectacular architectural works, creating styles common today. Fittingly, Greece boasts a rich collection of some of the world’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
A trip to Greece entails an array of worldly experiences. Follow in the footsteps of the ancient forefathers, and climb up to the Acropolis of Athens, parts of which date back 5,500 years. Find out if the center of the world did actually exist here in Greece. Visit the ancient oracle of Delphi and discover the mysteries and tales revolving around this important archaeological and mystical site. Delve deeper into the fascinating realities of the Minoans, an advanced civilization doomed by the eruption of what became Santorini, by visiting Akrotiri, Greece's own Pompeii. Round up your experience by visiting Crete, their homeland, where these technologically advanced seafarers constructed remarkable palaces, especially at Knossos.
If the tales of legendary Alexander the Great spark your curiosity, then we invite you to follow in his footsteps and explore the north of Greece. Journey from Thessaloniki - named after Alexander’s half-sister Nike (victory) to Pella where he first set out on his world-changing campaign, to Vergina, home to royal tombs, including his father's. Greece is equally famed for its religious landmarks, many of which dot the country’s multifaceted landscape. Witness the magical soaring limestone pinnacles of Meteora, home to some of the world's most famous, and scenic, monasteries.
Over the course of centuries, Greece’s history has been shaped by numerous conquests and defeats. As a result, many historical characters have left their mark on the country’s cultural identity. One of these historical figures is Ali Pasha, a controversial Ottoman ruler whose name often appears in the stories of Epirus. In the capital of the region, Ioannina, his beheaded body was laid to rest (his head was sent to the Sultan of Constantinople, after a failed rebellion). Several landmarks in the coastal town of Parga also carry his name.
Greece is home to 6,000 islands. Even if you just focused on the 227 that are inhabited, you would still need more than a lifetime to explore Greece's archipelagos. Choosing the right island is a tricky task. This is why we've hand-picked a selection of our favorites to include in our Greek vacation packages. Naturally Santorini, the mecca of romance, with its postcard-perfect sunset views and unique wineries, and jet-set Mykonos, famous for its party beaches and glamorous nightlife, make the list. But we know that you simply cannot resist a quintessential Greek experience.
The Cyclades islands (Mykonos, Santorini, Naxos, Paros, and more) are known for their rocky, barren landscapes and perfect whitewashed cubic houses with colorful doors and shutters. This architectural style has inspired artists, designers, and photographers across the globe. The largest of the Cyclades islands, Naxos offers laid-back vibes, picturesque traditional mountain villages, pristine beaches, and fantastic cuisine. It is also a perfect base for visits to nearby islands. One such neighbor, Paros, offers a vibrant nightlife, yet is more affordable than Mykonos. Paros also boasts a selection of fun-packed activities for the whole family. We highly recommend experiencing the surrounding islets and coves on a full-day sailing trip. The Aegean Sea's refreshing turquoise waters and raw natural beauty guarantee a rewarding experience.
In contrast to the stark Cyclades, the Ionian islands are blessed with a luscious green landscape, with hilltops covered by pines and olive tree groves. The architectural style on these islands is notably inspiring. Grand mansions, royal palaces, and Venetian fortresses are just a few of Corfu’s highlights. This Ionian jewel is also wonderful to experience during Greek Orthodox Easter. The local customs of the Corfiot Easter are unlike anywhere else.
Wild, beautiful, and authentic Crete is almost a country in its own right! Greece's largest island, this place deserves at least a week. The charming Old Town of Chania, with its cobblestone streets and gorgeous architecture, is a popular travel destination. We urge you to explore eastern Crete too, especially the towns of Agios Nikolaos and Heraklion. The island is characterized by spectacular landscape, with breathtaking beaches, gorges and plateaus, traditional small villages, and imposing historical monuments. Escape the crowds and find your own little paradise in this unpretentious corner of Crete.
Greece is an all-year-round destination, depending on your interests the country offers an array of activities and experiences. For example, if you are visiting Athens or Thessaloniki, you can pretty much come at any time of year. Over the years Athens has gained popularity as a winter destination too, especially during the Christmas holidays. Greece enjoys mild winters and approximately 300 days of sunshine. It is also less crowded than during the summer, which means you can enjoy the Acropolis and museums without the queues. Winter is also a great time to visit destinations like Meteora, Delphi, and Ioannina.
The hotels and businesses on the islands usually start their operation around Greek Orthodox Easter, this varies from year to year depending on whether Easter falls early April or towards the end of the month. Islands like Santorini have a longer tourism season and some businesses remain open until December, but not all.
If you wish to enjoy the warm weather, swim in the sea, and indulge in outdoor dining, the best months to do so are from June to early October. But again this can change as warm weather in Greece can stretch until early November. If sightseeing is what interests you the most, March to November is a great time. July and August are the peak and most expensive months to visit Greece. September is a wonderful month to visit the Greek islands, there are fewer crowds and the weather is still hot. Shoulder season (April, May, October, and November) is generally more affordable when it comes to booking hotels.
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AthensBreathe in the aura of an unparalleled metropolis where ancient legends and urban charm meet
SantoriniClose your eyes and hear the mighty volcano roar in this high-end, postcard-perfect destination
MykonosSpend an exciting vacation on a speck of land renowned for nightlife and partying for decades
ThessalonikiBe initiated to the magic of Greece’s so-called co-capital, a city loved for its seductive vibrancy
IoanninaFollow the rhythm of a lively university city with unique architecture and idyllic lake panoramas
MeteoraStand in awe as dramatic vertical rocks reach out to the skies in their perpetual spiritual mission
CorfuFind Italy in Greece in a historic center adorned by Italianate piazzas and gorgeous mansions
DelphiConsult an omniscient oracle amidst lush scenery, once known as The Navel of The World
PargaSit back and relax at one of the country’s hidden gems, an inviting picturesque town by the sea
RhodesStroll through one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns before discovering secret coves
CreteTry to resist the utter enchantment of Greece’s largest island, a true treasure trove of wondersHeraklionChaniaAgios Nikolaos
The CycladesCount how many lifetimes it’d take to get enough of these sparkling pearls in the Aegean SeaSantoriniMykonosNaxosParosMilos
PeloponneseUnveil the mysteries of a blessed region that represents the best that Greece has to offer just 2 hours from AthensAncient OlympiaMonemvasiaSpartaNafplio
MessiniaLose yourself in a dazzling world of century-old olive trees that shine under the bright Greek sunCosta NavarinoKalamataMani