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Greece is well known for the wealth of its ancient archaeological treasures and the outrageous beauty of its islands, but perhaps lesser known to would-be visitors is just how diverse the Greek landscape really is.

From spectacular beaches, islands and ancient ruins to stone villages, rugged peaks and lush canyons, Greece is a rich and varied playground for the active traveller.

Explore the Ionian islands of Ithaca, Cephalonia and Corfu by bike and boat; get the quintessential Greek experience as you cruise & cycle the unforgettable Cyclades islands; and tour the ancient cities, villages and striking scenery of Crete.

Or for something totally different, explore the wild beauty of Zagoria, a remote region of the Pindos Mountains, with its stunning landscapes and secret stone-built villages. Hike across high passes, pristine streams and ancient stone bridges as you discover the ragged peaks, deep canyons and extensive forests of this dramatic wilderness.

Whichever trip you choose, you won’t regret an active Greek adventure. Join us as we explore the cultural and natural treasures of this remarkable country!

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Explore the island of Crete

The secret villages of Zagoria

Bike and boat through the Aegean

Cruise and cycle the Ionian Islands

Making Greece affordable

Trips only include what you need like accommodation, meals, bikes on cycle trips, luggage transfers, maps and route directions on self guided trips and an experienced local guide for group trips, as well as the peace of mind that comes with complete backup and support.

Explore Greece at your own pace

On self guided trips you can expect to receive up-to-date and well researched route notes and maps, seamless luggage transfers and competitive pricing on all essential services. Many self guided trips also have daily departure dates, allowing you to enjoy the convenience and flexibility a self guided trip offers.

Enjoy flexibility and choices

Cycling or walking, 2 star or 4 star, small groups or self guided, land or sea - we can help you explore Europe exactly the way you want.

Reducing waste

Our Waste Management Policy encourages our travellers to take their own reusable water bottles, coffee cups and reusable stuff sacks to avoid single use plastics. In the mountains of the Pyrenees and Mont Blanc our local partners reduce the amount of packaging taken on tour and ensure all waste is carried out from refuges that do not have road access to help dispose of it properly.

Supporting local

In the regions that we travel tourism is the main source of income for many local people. We support them by only working with local family run hotels and suppliers so your money supports the community that hosts you.

Paddock to Plate

The paddock to plate across Europe is one we encourage by choosing to work with accommodations that source produce from local farms. This provides you with fresher meals and ensures your money directly assists local economies.

Due to the shape of a ship's hull the size of cabins vary from boat to boat. Boat based trips include below deck berths however you can upgrade to above deck for an additional cost. Berths contain simple but functional equipment and are furnished with beds and a small wardrobe or an open shelf. There is enough space for sleeping and storing your travel bag. The crew includes an onboard cook.

Often family run, these charming hotels range from 2 to 4 stars and provide access to local living thanks to your hosts. The hospitality is generous and their local knowledge is invaluable. Where possible, we choose locations that add to your experience.

Bed & breakfasts (B&Bs)

Simple yet rich in local character, the B&Bs chosen are clean, comfortable and run by hosts that help add to your experience.

Guesthouses

Similar to bed & breakfasts, these family-owned accommodations are clean and comfortable. Rooms with en suites generally have a shower but no bath due to space. There may be a separate room with a bath tub.

A custom made itinerary is the ultimate way to see the world how YOU want. They are created especially for you, giving you complete freedom to choose what you want to see, where you want to go and when you want to do it. If you love our current itineraries but want to customise it privately as a couple, a group of friends, family, club, business or school, you have the freedom to add or remove as many elements as you like to suit the interests of your group. Alternatively, you can start with a blank canvas and create a new and exciting itinerary from scratch! Our well-travelled consultants can give you firsthand suggestions and eliminate any uncertainty with trip planning to ensure you maximise the quality of your experience and get truly off the beaten track. Simply email, phone or visit us to start planning your dream adventure.

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Discover the incredible diversity of the Greek landscape—from breathtaking beaches, islands and crumbling ruins to rugged peaks, lush canyons and ancient stone villages

Get the quintessential Greek Island-hopping experience as you cruise & cycle the Cyclades and Ionian Islands

Explore the remote mountain region of Zagoria, a dramatic wilderness of jagged peaks and secret stone-built villages

Tour the traditional villages, ancient cities and striking scenery of Crete

See the spectacular monasteries of Meteora and explore the archaeological treasures of Athens and Delphi on foot

Time in Greece

Greece is +3 hours ahead of GMT/UTC

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Electricity in Greece is 230 Volts, at 50 hertz. The most common pin type is C. (2 round prong).

Visas not required for citizens of Australia, Canada, USA and New Zealand for up to 90 days in a period of 180 days for all Schengen countries (see https://tinyurl.com/lkho3qg for countries part of the Schengen). Please ensure your passport is stamped on arrival in the Schengen area. For all other nationalities and for longer stays in countries covered by the Schengen Agreement (Australian New Zealand, Canadian and US passport holders), please contact the relevant embassy. Stays of longer than 90 days in the Schengen area require a long stay visa for the country you are spending most time in. However long stay visas are unlikely to be issued unless there is a valid reason (eg. studying in country). Unfortunately we cannot assist in obtaining visas for long stays due to individual country visa requirements.

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We strongly recommend that all clients take out travel insurance at the time of booking to cover against sickness, accident, loss of baggage, unexpected alterations to travel arrangements and travel disruption, emergency evacuation, cancellations, etc. Insurance information is enclosed with your pre-departure information. Please contact us if you would like to obtain a quote for your trip duration.

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Money and valuables should always be stored safely when travelling. Keep your passport with you at all times and do not leave it in your main luggage. You will need it to change money and check into hotels. Where safety deposit boxes are available, we recommend that you use them. Keep jewellery and valuables to a minimum.

It's the land of ancient history, picture-perfect islands and mouth-watering cuisine; all wrapped up in one country that tells epic tales of Greek gods and heroic battles! The incredible history, culture, food and natural beauty have long made Greece a top destination in Europe. Situated in the south of Europe between the Balkans and Turkey, the beautiful coastline and islands in the Aegean, Ionian and Mediterranean Seas provide idyllic Greece vacation spots!

Expat Explore’s trips to Greece feature a visit to the capital Athens to marvel at its iconic, historic landmarks. The Acropolis and Parthenon sit on a high rocky outcrop and overlook the sprawling city below. The many ancient sites are now linked by an incredible pedestrianised zone, making Athens one of the easiest major cities in Europe to get around. However, Athens certainly isn’t dwelling on the past. Trend-conscious youngsters are the driving force behind a vibrant culture and contemporary music and art scene, and Greek food is experiencing something of a modern revolution in the capital. 

The Greek mainland is home to several impressive historic sites. Olympia was a sanctuary in ancient Greece and the site of the original Olympic Games, held from the 8th century BC to the 4th century AD. Delphi has a long mythological history and retains its well-preserved ancient theatre. When you’ve had your fill of ancient history, the Aegean Islands offer the perfect opportunity for a relaxing getaway; the vibrant nightlife of Mykonos and the natural beauty of Santorini offer the perfect contrast to the bustling metropolis of the mainland. Discover beautiful architecture, relax on white sand beaches and marvel at iconic white-washed towns.

Our Greek tours include the 7-day  Taste of Greece  and 8-day  Greek island vacation packages  as well as our 12-day  Best of Greece  tour which offers the best of both worlds!

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PLANNING A TRIP TO GREECE

Planning a trip to greece.

Planning a trip to Greece can be both incredibly exciting and completely overwhelming. We’ve done it multiple times and yet each year presents new challenges as we flesh out the best Greece itinerary to include new places to discover and old favourites.

Most people want to include Greek Island hopping but what about Athens and the rest of the mainland? How do get there and then get around? Where are the best places to stay and what are the ideal places to see in Greece? Are there Visa requirements? What about Insurance? How far out should I book? What will the weather be like? What to pack!?

These are just some of the questions you will ask yourself when planning a trip to Greece and here is our planning guide to help you! 

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Basic Facts about Greece

It consists of 132,000 sq kilometres of land including 227 inhabited islands. The population is just under 11 million people.

The religion is East Orthodoxy ( Christian) , they drive on the right hand side of the road and the calling code is +30.

Passports and Visas

Greece is a member of the European Union and as such all residents of the 26 countries that have signed the Schenghen Agreement do not require a visa.

Other countries such as Singapore, Australia and the USA also do not require one but several countries do. Check the official Government website to be sure.

In 2025 the EU is expected to introduce the requirement for many visitors to complete an ETIAS. Applications are not yet being accepted so keep an eye on the official website .

When is the best time to visit Greece?

We believe there is never a bad time to visit Greece but most people will say the ideal time is May, June,  September and October, when the weather is great and it is shoulder season for tourists.

Peak season is July and August and Easter. Orthodox Easter runs for a full week and is the most important holiday of the year. It’s an incredible time to visit with many celebrations across the nation.

More information on this is available here .

How to get to Greece

It is also common for visitors to arrive by sea on both cruise ships and private yachts and charters as well as by train, road and even on foot!

What are the best places in Greece to see

Greece has many incredible destinations and is considered home to some of the most beautiful and interesting sites in the world. There are 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites with another 16 under consideration.

Most people want to see the Greek Islands and particularly the much-photographed islands of Santorini and Mykonos in the Cyclades Group of islands.There are actually several island groups – the Cyclades , the Dodacannese , the Saronic islands , the Sporades Islands , the Northern Aegean islands and Crete so island hopping in the Greek Islands is popular but does require some research.

Some islands are very romantic and are great for couples whilst others are great for families and many are perfect for solo travellers . Some islands are notorious Party Islands while there are many beautiful lesser-known islands in Greece that really deserve more attention.

There are also some incredible things to see on the mainland including Athens – ancient sites like Delphi and Ancient Olympia as well as places of considerable natural beauty and wonder such as Meteora and Mt Athos . The Peloponnese peninsula is becoming more popular and is thought by many to be the ‘real Greece’.

It is easy to organise your own visit to Greece, using the various tips, links and articles on this website. Some people prefer to have it all organised for them and join tours and that’s fine too. 

How many days in Greece do you need?

The fifty million dollar question. Many people will probably say the best length of time to spend in Greece is 3 months, or even FOREVER, but of course that is not viable for most visitors.

We have a number of suggested itineraries for Greece but as a general rule of thumb would say you need the following minimums ; 

• Greece – 4 days. And you will likely only see Athens and a day trip somewhere else.
• Greek Islands – 5 days, which will give you 2 islands.
• Athens and islands – 7 days
• Crete – 7 days.

Ideal minimum – 2 weeks. Perfect duration 4-6 weeks ( or forever). 

Itineraries for Greece

One of the biggest challenges most people face when planning a trip to Greece is landing on the best itinerary. One that maxismises their time, caters to their interests and stays within their budget.

Many first timers will do the Greek Golden Triangle of Athens-Santorini-Mykonos although some may also venture on to popular spots like Crete , Rhodes and Corfu . Then what? With over 220 populated islands and 131,000 km of area there are so many places to go and things to do you can get TOTALLY overwhelmed.

These are some of the itineraries that we suggest and you can also download our FREE 7 DAY itinerary too!

Greek Island Hopping itineraries

3 days in Athens

7 days in Greece

2 weeks in Greece

10 days in Greece

3 weeks in Greece

3 days in Santorini

Athens, Santorini and Mykonos Itinerary

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Transport in Greece

Transport around the country varies and can be at times woefully inadequate or exceptionally good. Whilst private drivers are not as common nor as affordable as in come countries, they do exist. The train and bus network is not as modern or efficient as those in say, France or Italy but the Ferry network is probably the most extensive and effective, in the world.

In Athens taxis drivers, like many cities, can be a bit hit-and-miss so it pays to have the details of a trusted one. For private transfers, we use and recommended these drivers , and if you use the Promo code “GTS” when you book through this link you will receive a further 10% off! 

For other transport options to and from Athens airport, read our article HERE.

The ferry network is the most extensive and efficient in the world. For bookings we use  Ferryhopper  and we invariably hire a car at each destination even if it’s just for a day or two. Driving in Greece , outside the big cities, is relatively easy, especially on the islands. Be sure to have access to some good maps and do not rely on Google!

In some places, especially Santorini, you will see Donkeys available to ride. We urge you to learn more about that and other transport alternatives on the island too.

To fly between destinations, which is often quicker and cheaper than ferries, we use Aegean/Olympic , although sometimes Skyexpress and even Ryanair will be a good choice. Schedules for ferries, trains and planes are often not available until a few months in advance.

Another popular choice of course is sailing and we have a complete sailing the Greek Island guide to get you started. Cruises are also very popular but be warned the big ships go into ports that can get very crowded, many with over 10,000 passengers a day. Do research on Cruise Critic first to get as much information as possible. 

Tours in Greece

There are many tours to and around Greece. Some focus solely on Greece whilst other may combine other countries such as Italy or Turkey . Some last only a few hours in a single destination whilst other can be your entire holiday. Some move at a frenetic pace whilst others embrace a slow approach to exploring Greece. Some appeal to young people on a tight budget whilst others appeal to wealthy retirees – and everything in between.

Our preferred Private Transfer guys also do some great trips from Athens and can meet you at your hotel or at Pireaus port. They can customize tours to suit your interests and can cater for groups in their brand new Mercedes vans.

We’ve also partnered with a couple of large tour companies that we believe represent good value and have solid reputations. Tour Radar offer great tours between 2 days and 6 weeks from a number of providers including Busabout, Contiki, Insight Vacations, and Trafalgar. 

Get your Guide are great for doing local activities and day trips, including boat trips and food tours.

For a full list of our recommendations see our Tours in Greece article. 

Accommodation in Greece

We try and support businesses in Greece that are family owned and run when booking accommodation in Greece . This isn’t always possible but when we do we generally use Booking.com. They often allow free cancellation and have the largest portfolio in the country with everything from B&Bs to All Inclusive resorts.

Greek hotels are famous worldwide for their hospitality and amenities. Many are small family run properties that have been in families for many generations and are quite different to what you may be used to at home. Tariffs almost always include a generous breakfast and many rooms have small kitchens. Laundry is usually inexpensive and it’s great to have a connection with locals who are available 24/7 to organise anything you need including car hire, restaurant bookings and more.

Sometimes it is more convenient to stay in private Villas and apartments, especially if you are a larger group. We recommend Vrbo/Stayz who have a great range of quality properties across Greece.

There is some very unique accommodation in Greece and it can be very special to stay in a converted windmill, fishing hut, cave house or Ottoman Mansion. Even Glamping tents, farms and boats!

Like anywhere the locals appreciate your efforts to learn a few useful phrases of Greek , even if its just the basics like Hello, thank you and Goodbye.

It is a relatively easy language to learn with many Greek words used in English and other languages today. The difficulty of course is in the delivery.

Greek Culture

Without a doubt one of the main things visitors to Greece enjoy the most is the Greek Culture . There are a number of things that make it really stand out including the world-famous Greek Hospitality but there’s also the unique architecture, food , dancing, music and more.

When you return home for the first time, or even if you have visited countless times, you will probably be looking for ways to stay connected to the culture and even explore it further.

We have a lot of resources including a whole page on the Greek Culture as well as a Recipe page , and an article full of reading suggestions , one with our recommended Greek Playlist and another about movies set in Greece as well.

If you’re a history buff then be sure to check out this article on Greek Mythology and where to see the most amazing archeological sites.

What to pack for a holiday in Greece

.First and foremost you need to pack light. When you’re dragging your bag over narrow cobblestones, up and down ferry gangplanks, and putting it in the back of small rental cars you will be VERY glad of this.

I have a small hardcover Lojel bag which I adore -it’s waterproof and takes a beating. I can usually use it as carryon on the planes but it can also expand if I do some shopping and I can then check it in. It has come in handy as both a table and a chair at times too! There are similar ones on Amazon such as the Hanke and Level8 Grace – both with front opening compartments.

There are some wonderful shops in Greece so if you love shopping you can pack mostly essentials and pick up many things there. As I often say they are the inventors of sandals and togas and their shoes and kaftans to this day are gorgeous. There are a LOT of great things to buy !

Things you will need for much of the year are swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent,light natural fiber dresses/shorts/shirts/tops, toiletries and shoes. There are lots of steps so you need good walking shoes – flipflops/thongs, reef/surf shoes and a pair of sneakers. I usually buy a hat when I get there and give it away when we leave, the same goes for a cheap towel or two. It also pays to have a reusable shopping bag that can double as a beach bag.

Read more about what to pack for Greece including toiletries and electronics in our complete packing guide for women and there is now one for men too.

You may also want things like hairdryers/styling irons, heels, and an evening clutch but I have found these things rarely get used, if ever. Things are casual in Greece, especially in summer. It’s not unusual to see people swim over to dinner from their boats on the islands!

Money in Greece

The official currency of Greece is the Euro . Do not try and pay in other currencies.

Cash is still very much appreciated and credit card facilities in remote areas may be scarce. Legally you must always be given a receipt including and clearly showing, the local taxes.

Tipping is not expected in Greece as Europe does not have a tipping culture. If, however, you would like to tip for great service it is always appreciated. 10% is a respectable amount.

Don’t leave home without insurance!

It’s important to make sure you are covered, not just for medical expenses ( some people may have cover for this with their health insurance in certain countries) but also for lost baggage, flight and ferry delays and cancellations, theft, and emergencies, including something that happens back home while you are away.

Medical treatment in Greece is very good but facilities sometimes are not, so you want to be sure you are covered for the best care in the best clinics and hospitals.

Also, be sure to read the fine print about things such as ‘adventure sports’ which can include ATV and Scooter hire as well as para-sailing and scuba diving. You can often add these at an extra cost but some policies won’t cover them at all.

If you are from the USA we recommend doing a comparison on Travel Insurance Masters.

Stay connected

WiFi is widely available for free throughout Greece. Almost all cafes and tavernas offer it as do hotels, airports and many popular attractions.

Many travellers either choose to buy cheap local ‘burner phones’ on arrival, local SIM cars or use their home carrier. We have a deal with Vodaphone for $5 in many countries including Greece although even this can end up being expensive on a long trip.

Another option is to get an e-SIM. Airalo is the world’s first eSIM store that solves the pain of high roaming bills by giving travelers access to eSIMs for over 200 countries/regions and visitors can get connected anywhere in the world as soon as they land.

Regardless of which method you use make sure you take note of important contacts and emergency numbers in Greece.

Further reading: Frequently Asked Questions about Greece

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• Roundtrip Airfare (with purchase of full land + air package)
• Land Tour of Greece with 3-Day Cruise (exterior cabins with picture window on cruise)
• 5-star & 4-star hotel accommodations
• Breakfast & dinner daily (as per itinerary) 3 Lunches (on cruise)
• Private, motor-coach transportation
• Certified local guides & tour director
• Private motorcoach on shore excursions
• All tips and gratuities
• Entrance & admission fees (as per itinerary)
• All airport & hotel taxes
• Listening devices while touring
• Custom name & luggage tags
• 9-5 PM (EST) Reservation Support
• 24/7 Travel Emergency Support

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• Lunches (while not aboard cruise)
• Drinks with meals beyond basic drinks
• Personal expenses Such as souvenirs
• Travel insurance
• Cost of COVID-compliance (if any)

Day 1 | Tuesday, April 16, 2024 Depart the US

The day has arrived, and we depart Grace Community Church by motorcoach to Tampa International Airport (TPA), where we begin our overnight journey to Greece.

Day 2 | Wednesday April 17, 2024 Arrive in Greece

Today we arrive in Greece at Athens International Airport (ATH). Upon arrival, we will be met by our guide and driver. This afternoon, we will visit the Acropolis Museum, which houses spectacular findings from the archaeological site of the Acropolis. Afterwards, we transfer to our hotel, where we enjoy our welcome dinner. Overnight Athens. D.

Day 3 | Thursday, April 18, 2024 Athens

Today, we tour Athens. Making our way toward the Acropolis, we will see the Theater of Dionysus, perhaps the oldest theater in the world, and the impressive Odeon of Herod. At the Acropolis, we see the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, upheld by the famous scultped female figures, the caryatids, and of course, Athens’ most famous site, the Parthenon. As we exit the Acropolis, we will have the chance to climb Mars Hill, where Paul preached his famous sermon in Acts 17 about the “unknown god.” We will also see the Ancient Agora of Athens, including the Temple of Hephestus. Overnight Athens. B, D.

Day 4 | Friday, April 19, 2024 Mykonos

This morning we board our cruise ship, the Gemini, where we will spend the next three nights. Our cruise will bring us first to the picturesque island of Mykonos. We enjoy this picturesque island with its famed windmills, excellent cuisine, and shopping, before returning to our cruise ship. Overnight aboard ship. B, L, D.

Day 5 | Saturday, April 20, 2024 Santorini

Today our ship docks at Santorini, where we get to take in some of the greatest views on the planet. We visit Ouia Village, with its iconic white-painted and blue-domed structures. We will have the entire day to explore Santorini before returning to our cruise ship. Overnight aboard ship. B, L, D.

Day 6 | Sunday, April 21, 2024 Ephesus, Patmos

This morning our ship stops in Kusadasi, and we transfer to the site of ancient Ephesus. The Apostle Paul preached, taught, and lived in Ephesus for an extended period of time (Acts 19:1-10). We see what is believed to be the house where Mary, the mother of Jesus, lived toward the end of her life. In the afternoon, our ship takes us to the island of Patmos, where we visit the Monastery of St. John and the cave where it is believed that John received the visions that now constitute the book of Revelation. Overnight aboard ship. B, L, D.

Day 7 | Monday, April 22, 2024 Corinth, Nafplio

Today, we arrive back in Athens. We cross the Corinth canal by bus to visit the ancient archaeological site of Corinth, which includes the Temple of Apollo, the Roman agora, the Bema courthouse (where Paul’s enemies brought him before Gallio in Acts 18:12), the pavement inscription of Erastus, the Roman Lechaion Road, and the lower Fountaine of Peirene. Afterwards, we drive to Nafplio, a beautiful coastal city, where we enjoy some free time to take in the views. Overnight Nafplio. B, D.

Day 8 | Tuesday, April 23, 2024 Mycenae, Delphi, Thermopylae

This morning, we make our way to Mycenae, which according to Greek mythology was the city of King Agammemnon, the leader of the attack on Troy, and the location where the Greek kings met to plan the Trojan war. Next, we stop at Delphi, an ancient site dedicated to the Greek god Apollo that was considered by the Greeks to be the “navel” of the world. First established in the 8th Century BC, Delphi was the home to the Oracle of Delphi, whom the ancient Greeks consulted for insight into the future. We see the Tholos, a circular building which would have been the first structure visitors saw when entering Delphi. We will also see the Temple of Apollo, where the priestess Pythia uttered her prophesies. Time permitting, we will visit the site of the Battle of Thermopylae, fought between the forces of Xerxes and Leonidas, on this day. Overnight Delphi. B, D.

Day 9 | Wednesday, April 24, 2024 Thermopylae, Meteora

This morning, we visit Thermopylae (if we have not already done so on the previous day). We then make our way to the Meteora Monasteries, perched high on rocky cliffs. We spend the the day visiting these monasteries and taking in the spectacular views. Overnight Kalambaka. B, D.  

Day 10 | Thursday, April 25, 2024 Mount Olympus, Vergina, Veria, Thessaloniki

Driving north toward Thessaloniki, we see Mt. Olympus, the home of the gods in ancient Greek mythology. We come to Vergina, where we visit the Tomb of King Phillip, the father of Alexander the Great, and see its impressive artifacts. We then drive to Veria (biblical Berea), where Paul and Silas went after they caused a riot in Thessalonica (Acts 17). We see the location where Paul preached to the Bereans. We conclude the day in Thessaloniki (biblical Thessalonica), where Paul preached and founded a church to which he wrote the Epistles of 1st and 2nd Thessalonians. We see sites like the old city walls, theater, and Roman market. Overnight Thessaloniki. B, D.

Day 11 | Friday, April 26, 2024 Philippi, Kavala

Today, we get to visit the archaeological site of Philippi, which holds great biblical significance. We explore the expansive ruins of the ancient city and learn about its connection to the Apostle Paul and the early Christian community. We see the stream where Lydia was baptized (Acts 16:14), the Roman Forum, the theater, and the prison where Paul and Silas were held captive. Next, we visit Kavala (biblical Neapolis), where Paul once landed with Timothy and Silas. We see the city’s Roman Aqueduct and Acropolis. Overnight Thessaloniki. B, D.

Day 12 | Saturday, April 27, 2024 Return home

This morning we transfer to the Thessaloniki airport (SKG) and begin our journey home. Later today, we arrive back at Tampa International Airport (TPA), where our motorcoach will bring us back to Grace Community Church.

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13 things to know before you go to Greece and the Greek Islands

Mar 6, 2024 • 8 min read

These top planning tips can help you prep for a trip to Greece, from health and safety to local etiquette © EMS-FORSTER-PRODUCTIONS / Getty Images

Get out your bucket list; it’s time to cross off a major line item: Greece .

The fabled land remains tops for culture , food, outdoor travel, art and, of course, beaches and islands . As part of the border-free Schengen Area, it’s also incredibly easy to visit for many travelers worldwide. From advance booking to local etiquette – and health and safety issues when you're there – here's everything you need to know to plan a memorable trip to Greece.

1. Choose your season wisely

Your experience in Greece will be wildly different depending on when you visit . Summer is tops for action, family fun, and swimming in the Mediterranean Sea, but prices are at their highest and pre-booking is necessary for everything since it’s all so popular.

The shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) are a delight – prices are lower, and rooms and resources are more readily available. Winter offers a moody and budget-friendly retreat, great for walking, hiking and sedate travels where you will often be the only visitor around. Bear in mind that some businesses will shut down completely during the low season.

2. Prioritize your wishlist and make a plan

Do you want a grand tour, taking in the not-to-be-missed highlights all over Greece, or would you prefer to focus your time on exploring your favorite islands or regions, like the Peloponnese ?

The best way to choose from the dizzying array of options on offer is to focus on what is important to you – relaxing on beautiful beaches, learning more about Greece's fascinating history and culture , museums and archaeology, off-the-beaten-track wildlife, or partying until dawn – and plan accordingly.

This article was first published Mar 1, 2022 and updated Mar 6, 2024.

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Greece Unveiled: The Ultimate Guide to Greek Top Destinations - A Comprehensive Guide to Must-Visit from popular beaches to cultural gems and hidden treasures.

Explore the wonders of greece: top destinations, tips, beaches, culture, and experiences with travel-greece, discover the timeless allure of greece: a land of mythical landscapes and cultural riches.

Welcome to Greece , a country where the whispers of history blend seamlessly with modern vibrancy, creating a tapestry as colorful as its famed islands. Greece is not just a destination; it's an experience that stays with you long after you've left its shores.

Nestled at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa, Greece is a symphony of stunning landscapes, from the crystal-clear waters of the Aegean Sea to the rugged mountains that pierce the sky. Each island and city tells its own story, a narrative woven through centuries of civilization, myth, and legend.

Athens , the heart of ancient Greece , stands as a beacon of history, housing the majestic Acropolis and the Parthenon , symbols of classical antiquity. Yet, Athens is more than its past; it's a bustling metropolis brimming with contemporary art, vibrant street life, and culinary delights that blend traditional flavors with modern twists.

Venture beyond the mainland to the Greek islands, each with its unique charm. Santorini enchants with its famous sunsets and cliff-side homes, while Crete captivates with its blend of beaches, archaeological sites, and mountain villages. Mykonos buzzes with energy, its nightlife as legendary as its beaches, whereas Rhodes takes you back in time with its medieval architecture.

The true spirit of Greece lies in its enduring traditions and warm hospitality. Greek culture is a rich tapestry of music, dance, and time-honored customs, inviting you to partake in celebrations that have endured for millennia. The Greek cuisine, a cornerstone of the Mediterranean diet, offers a feast for the senses, with fresh ingredients, flavorful olive oil, and renowned wines.

Greece is more than a travel destination; it's a journey through time, a plunge into the depths of the azure sea, and a dance under the Mediterranean sun. It's an invitation to explore, to taste, to live — an adventure that begins with the first step onto its storied land.

Top Destinations in Greece: A Tapestry of History, Beauty, and Unforgettable Experiences

Athens: the cradle of civilization.

Athens , the historical capital of Europe, offers a unique blend of ancient history and modern life. The city is crowned by the Acropolis , home to the iconic Parthenon , standing as a testament to Greece's glorious past. Wander through the Plaka neighborhood with its neoclassical architecture, enjoy the vibrant street art, and indulge in culinary delights at a traditional taverna. Athens is a hub for history enthusiasts, art lovers, and urban explorers.

Santorini: A Picturesque Paradise

Santorini , famed for its stunning sunsets and unique architecture, is a jewel in the Aegean Sea. Its cliffs adorned with white-washed buildings and blue-domed churches offer breathtaking views over the caldera. This island is perfect for romantic getaways, with its exquisite wine tours, luxurious resorts, and an enchanting atmosphere that blends natural beauty with ancient history.

Mykonos: The Cosmopolitan Island

Mykonos , known as the "Island of the Winds," is a blend of chic sophistication and traditional Greek charm. Renowned for its vibrant nightlife, Mykonos also boasts beautiful beaches, stylish boutiques, and charming windmills. The island's Little Venice, an area with colorful buildings right on the water, provides a picturesque backdrop for dining and relaxation.

Crete: A Blend of Myth and Majesty

Crete , Greece’s largest island, is a tapestry of splendid beaches, ancient treasures, and landscapes enveloped in myth. From the legendary Palace of Knossos , linked to the Minotaur's labyrinth, to the rugged beauty of its mountains and gorges, Crete invites adventurers and history buffs alike. The island's diverse culinary scene, featuring local cheeses, olive oil, and seafood, is a delight for food lovers.

Corfu: The Emerald Isle

Corfu , set in the Ionian Sea, is known for its lush greenery and rich cultural heritage. Influenced by various civilizations, Corfu's architecture is a splendid mix of Venetian, French, and British styles. Explore the charming Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, relax on beaches with crystal-clear waters, and immerse yourself in the island’s tranquil beauty.

Essential Travel Tips for an Unforgettable Greek Odyssey

Best time to visit.

The ideal time to explore Greece is during the spring (April to early June) and fall (September to October). During these periods, you'll enjoy pleasant weather, fewer crowds, and more affordable accommodation. The summer months, while popular, can be quite hot, especially in the islands and mainland cities like Athens . Winter offers a unique charm with fewer tourists, making it perfect for exploring historical sites and experiencing local life.

Understanding Local Customs

Greeks are known for their hospitality and friendliness. It's customary to greet with a warm "Kalimera" (good morning) or "Kalispera" (good evening). When dining out, it's polite to wait for your host to say "Kali orexi" (good appetite) before starting your meal. Also, tipping is appreciated in Greece; around 5-10% of the bill is customary in restaurants.

Navigating Transportation

Greece has a comprehensive transportation network. In cities, the metro and buses are efficient and affordable. For island hopping, ferries are the most common mode of transport, offering a scenic journey across the Aegean and Ionian seas. Renting a car is a great option for exploring more remote areas and gives you the flexibility to travel at your own pace.

Safety Tips

Greece is generally a safe country for tourists. However, like any travel destination, it's important to stay vigilant, especially in crowded areas to avoid pickpockets. Always have a copy of your important documents, and keep your belongings secure. When visiting beaches, be mindful of the flag warnings for swimming.

Local Connectivity

Staying connected is easy in Greece , with wide mobile network coverage and numerous Wi-Fi hotspots in public areas and accommodations. Consider buying a local SIM card for cost-effective data and calls.

Culinary Experiences

Greek cuisine is a highlight of any visit. Try local dishes like moussaka, souvlaki, and fresh seafood. Don't miss out on the traditional Greek coffee and desserts like baklava. Remember, Greek meals are a leisurely affair, so take your time to savor the flavors and local hospitality.

Exploring the Pristine Beaches of Greece: From Bustling Shores to Secluded Paradises

Navagio beach, zakynthos: a spectacular haven.

Navagio Beach , also known as Shipwreck Beach, is one of Greece's most famous sights. Enclosed by towering cliffs and accessible only by boat, this beach is renowned for its crystal-clear waters and the picturesque shipwreck that rests on its sands. It's a must-visit for photographers and adventure seekers.

Elafonissi Beach, Crete: A Pink Sand Marvel

Elafonissi Beach in Crete is a natural wonder, famous for its unique pink-hued sand and shallow, warm waters. Ideal for families and those seeking a serene beach experience, Elafonissi offers a tranquil escape amidst breathtaking natural beauty.

Myrtos Beach, Kefalonia: Iconic Beauty

Myrtos Beach, often cited as one of the most beautiful beaches in Greece , is known for its dazzling white pebbles and turquoise waters. Nestled at the foot of towering limestone cliffs, Myrtos offers a dramatic and mesmerizing landscape that captures the essence of Greek island beauty.

Sarakiniko Beach, Milos: Lunar Landscapes

Sarakiniko Beach on the island of Milos is famed for its otherworldly beauty. With white volcanic rocks sculpted by wind and waves, it resembles a lunar landscape. Its unique geological formations make it a favorite spot for swimmers and photographers alike.

Balos Lagoon, Crete: Exotic and Remote

Balos Lagoon in Crete is a stunning blend of white sand and exotic turquoise waters, creating a lagoon-like effect. This remote beach, accessible by a hike or a boat trip, offers an unspoiled paradise for those looking to escape the crowds and experience nature's untouched beauty.

Seitan Limania, Crete: A Hidden Gem

Seitan Limania, a relatively hidden beach in Crete , is a narrow cove flanked by steep cliffs. Known for its deep azure waters and dramatic setting, it's a perfect spot for those seeking a quiet and breathtaking beach experience away from the usual tourist paths.

Immersing in the Rich Cultural Tapestry of Greece: History, Art, Festivals, and Gastronomy

A journey through greek history.

Greece is a cradle of Western civilization, and its history is a cornerstone of its cultural identity. From the ancient ruins of the Acropolis in Athens to the Minoan palaces of Crete , Greece’s historical sites offer a window into a past where philosophy, democracy, and the arts flourished. Visiting these sites provides a deeper understanding of how ancient Greece has shaped the modern world.

Greek Art and Creativity

Greek art, both ancient and contemporary, reflects the country’s creative spirit. Ancient Greek sculptures and architecture are celebrated for their innovation and beauty. In modern times, Greece’s art scene thrives with galleries in Athens and Thessaloniki showcasing contemporary artists who blend traditional themes with modern expressions.

Festivals and Celebrations

Greek festivals are a vibrant part of the culture, with celebrations ranging from religious feasts to music and film festivals. The Orthodox Easter is particularly significant, marked by candle-lit processions and festive meals. Other notable events include the Athens Epidaurus Festival, showcasing theater, dance, and music, and the Thessaloniki Film Festival, one of the most important cinematic events in southeastern Europe.

The Delights of Greek Cuisine

Greek cuisine is a central element of the country’s culture, known for its use of fresh ingredients, olive oil, and herbs. Traditional dishes like moussaka, souvlaki, and spanakopita are staples, alongside an array of seafood and cheeses. Greek meals are often social affairs, a time for family and friends to gather and enjoy food and conversation. The culinary experience is not complete without tasting Greek coffee or ouzo, an anise-flavored aperitif.

Embarking on Unique Adventures in Greece: Wine, Seas, and Ancient Ruins

Wine tasting in nemea: a journey through flavors.

In the verdant valleys of Nemea , one of Greece's most renowned wine-producing regions, visitors can indulge in exquisite wine tasting experiences. Touring the local vineyards and wineries, you’ll discover the rich history of Greek winemaking and taste exceptional varieties like the Agiorgitiko grape. This experience is a must for oenophiles and anyone interested in the deep-rooted tradition of Greek viticulture.

Sailing the Aegean Sea: A Nautical Adventure

Sailing across the Aegean Sea offers an unparalleled perspective of Greece’s stunning coastline and islands. Charter a yacht or join a sailing tour to navigate the crystal-clear waters, anchoring at secluded bays and picturesque islands. This adventure is ideal for those seeking a blend of relaxation, exploration, and the thrill of the open sea.

Exploring the Ruins of Delphi: A Historic Expedition

Delphi , once considered the center of the world in ancient Greek civilization, is an extraordinary archaeological site. Visitors can explore the Temple of Apollo, the ancient theater, and the Delphi museum, which houses significant artifacts. Walking through these ruins amidst the backdrop of Mount Parnassus offers a unique connection to the myths and legends of ancient Greece .

Thessaloniki’s Cultural Mosaic: A City of Layers

Thessaloniki , Greece's cultural capital, presents a blend of history, art, and vibrant street life. From Byzantine walls to Ottoman-era buildings, the city is a living museum. The lively markets, eclectic nightlife, and rich culinary scene make it a must-visit for those looking to experience a different side of Greek urban culture.

Hiking the Samaria Gorge: A Nature Enthusiast’s Dream

For nature lovers, hiking the Samaria Gorge in Crete provides a challenging yet rewarding experience. This trek through one of Europe’s longest gorges is a journey through diverse landscapes, with stunning vistas and encounters with unique flora and fauna.

Embrace the Journey: Your Unforgettable Greek Adventure Awaits with Travel-Greece

As we conclude our exploration of Greece's spectacular landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, it’s clear that this country offers a mosaic of experiences for every kind of traveler. From the ancient ruins that whisper tales of yore to the sun-kissed beaches that beckon with their azure waters, Greece is a destination that promises both adventure and tranquility.

Whether you're sipping fine wine in the rolling hills of Nemea , sailing the sparkling Aegean Sea, or delving into the historic wonders of Delphi , each moment in Greece is a step through a world where myths come alive and beauty knows no bounds. The unique blend of traditional charm and modern vibrancy found in cities like Thessaloniki , the culinary delights that are a testament to Greek hospitality, and the serene landscapes of Crete and the Greek islands offer an array of experiences that cater to all senses and desires.

Travel-Greece is your gateway to this enchanting land. Our expertise and deep love for Greece ensure that your journey is not just a trip but a treasure trove of memories waiting to be cherished. With tailor-made itineraries, insider tips, and a commitment to showcasing the best of Greece , we invite you to embark on an adventure that will captivate your heart and enrich your spirit.

Your Greek odyssey is just a decision away. Let Travel-Greece guide you through this mesmerizing land of legends and landscapes. The wonders of Greece await – are you ready to discover them?

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13 Hidden Gem Destinations to Visit in 2024, According to Travel Experts

Looking for a quieter alternative to Sicily? Want to visit a gorilla family in Uganda? Seeking arts and culture in Asia? Our A-List advisors reveal their top picks.

Since 1971, Travel + Leisure editors have followed one mission: to inform, inspire, and guide travelers to have deeper, more meaningful experiences. T+L's editors have traveled to countries all over the world, having flown, sailed, road tripped, and taken the train countless miles. They've visited small towns and big cities, hidden gems and popular destinations, beaches and mountains, and everything in between. With a breadth of knowledge about destinations around the globe, air travel, cruises, hotels, food and drinks, outdoor adventure, and more, they are able to take their real-world experience and provide readers with tried-and-tested trip ideas, in-depth intel, and inspiration at every point of a journey.

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Where do savvy travelers go to escape the crowds and experience true local culture? We asked our A-list travel advisors to reveal their favorite hidden gem destinations for 2023 — place that are off the beaten path and brimming with charm.

Sardinia, Italy

"Sardinia stands out as a pearl of the Mediterranean. Because of its strategic location, Sardinia has been conquered by many civilizations over the centuries, leaving behind traces of art and culture that still enrich the area in its archaeological sites, historic landmarks, and vibrant traditions. Sardinia captivates visitors with its exceptional cuisine, high-quality wines, and genuine traditions." — Matteo Della Grazia & Daniela Mencarelli, Fuoritinerario — Discover Your Italy

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"Travel to Poland tanked after the invasion in Ukraine, but it's back with a vengeance. There's so much history to uncover. The charm here comes from the local people who are warm and welcoming, allowing for a number of personal experiences we can create ... like meeting local artists or a home-based cooking experience. It’s also not on the euro, so still a fabulous value." — Gwen Kozlowski, Exeter International

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The Peloponnese, Greece

"This peninsula in the southwestern region of mainland Greece  is often overlooked by travelers looking for the ideal Greece holiday. However, the Peloponnese offers the largest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Greece, the ultimate farm-to-table experiences, and top-notch properties. Luxury hotels include a Mandarin Oriental , Amanzoe , W , and Romanos .  A Banyan Tree is opening in 2025. The Peloponnese also boasts some of the best beaches in Greece." — Mina Agnos, Travelive

"Madagascar remains a bit of a mystery to most people. When I first set foot in Madagascar nearly 15 years ago, I could not wait to search for lemurs, snorkel off the smaller islands of Nosy Be, and spot whales from Ile Sainte Marie. I also hugged many towering, ancient baobab trees; they have a special place in the island's culture. Today, general improvements in accommodation standards add a degree of comfort to any off-the-beaten-track adventure, while those in search of world-class desert island luxury will not be disappointed." — Samantha Gordon, Red Savannah

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Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe

"Lake Kariba in northern Zimbabwe offers a wide variety of water activities, including fishing and game viewing. It's also near Matusadona National Park, where you can experience exhilarating bush walks and game drives. On my last visit, we walked near a large herd of buffalo and ran into three elephants. Bumi Hills, part of African Bush Camps, recently launched a sleepout on Lake Kariba if you stay a minimum of three nights." — Candice Heckel, Africa Endeavours

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Losinj, Croatia

"Losinj, which is tucked up in the northern Adriatic, is called 'Vitality Island' for a reason. It's protected by Italy on one side, and the Croatian coast on the other. Merchants would stop here for a safe haven to rest, trade, and restock. And with its ideal climate, more than 1,000 plants and an array of medicinal herbs can grow here. It's representative of how wellness can span an entire island." — Kristin Chambers, D.A. Luxury Travel & TravelLustre

Mgahinga Gorilla National Park, Uganda

"In the southwest of Uganda, the tiny Mgahinga Gorilla National Park is home to a single mountain gorilla group: the Nyakagezi family. A visit to Mgahinga, on the Ugandan side of the Virunga volcanoes, will give you a unique insight into the world of the endangered mountain gorillas, their habitats, and the communities that live nearby. You can also hike a volcano, see the rare golden monkey, and share in the ancient culture of the Batwa, one of the oldest inhabitants of the central African rain forest, at the Gahinga Batwa Village." — Praveen Moman, Volcanoes Safaris

Khajuraho, India

"Khajuraho, a small town in the middle of India, is well-known around the world for its exquisitely carved temples, recognized by UNESCO among its list of World Heritage Sites. It's also near the Panna National Park, where you can go on a tiger safari." — Marion Miller, Micato Safaris

Ennedi Plateau, Chad

"The Ennedi Plateau, spanning Chad’s Sahelian and Saharan areas, offers travelers a remote journey into a desert landscape of ancient rock art dating back over 8,000 years, sandstone pinnacles, rock labyrinths, and hidden valleys where the desert nomads of the Tubu, Zaghawa, and Bedeyat peoples have brought their camels to water for centuries. In Chad, it’s a  privilege to see a bewitching and beautiful desert, and on such a scale." — Will Jones, Journeys by Design

Puglia, Italy

"Located in the heel of Italy, Puglia is surrounded by gorgeous beaches, sea arches, cliffs, and caves — yet it's still under most tourists’ radar. So many Instagram-worthy images of Italy have been taken here. There are must-see UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the trulli of Alberobello and the cave dwellings in Matera , some of which now house hotels. My favorite towns include Lecce and Monopoli." — Julie Jones, TopFlight Travels

"Bahrain is an island country that has a great deal to offer any visitor. Though not as popular as its neighbors, it has a great food scene, and English is widely spoken. Bahrain also has world-class hotels and beautiful beaches, and is safe and easy to navigate." — Mo Noubani, The Travel Box International

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Southwest Wilderness, Tasmania

" Tasmania’s southwest wilderness is a pristine, UNESCO World Heritage-listed region that was only recently made accessible to visitors. In 2023, the introduction of Odalisque III , a luxurious, expedition-style cruising experience, began providing visitors [with] a privileged opportunity to explore breathtaking scenery and dramatic landscapes shared by 12 guests on board. Travelers can also enjoy personalized tours — including some amazing hikes and wildlife spotting — comfortable accommodations, and fabulous Tasmanian food and wines." — Stuart Rigg, Southern Crossings

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