Map of Greece

Timeless and undiscovered, from beach to castle walls

The steep island of the big blue

Your stage to discovering life’s simple pleasures

A city of wondrous waterfalls

Close enough for an island break, remote enough to escape

An alpine paradise in the southern Pindus

The lakeside jewel in northern Greece

Olympian or bite-sized adventure all around you

Clifftop charm and beaches where beauty is your reward

The Cycladic isle that has it all

A refuge for nature and birdwatchers

Cycladic beauty finds its beat in the heart of the Aegean

Untamed beauty that changes with the light

The silent power of the Cyclades

Living tradition in northern Greece

Laid back and uncomplicated… and the saffron capital of Greece

Grand contrasts in the classy capital of the Cyclades

A delicious slice of heaven in the Cyclades

So authentic, you can’t help but dive right in

The island whose herb-scented breeze blows away your cares

The volcanic retro island with a vintage charm

Cosmopolitan air and winter fun, on and off the slopes

An island revelation with a touch of the divine

The secluded seaside town with a glowing naval past

A natural escape in the mountains of Central Greece

Wild beauty with a soft heart

From Minoan palaces to flower-power beaches

A magnet for fun-lovers and culture-seekers

Mountains, gorges and village life at their most majestic

Cretan flair in the shadow of the White Mountains

Palm-fringed beauty and a glorious taste of Crete

An island Odyssey where peace reigns

Holidays in the Ionian’s largest and most diverse island

The very best of the Ionian in miniature

Old-world charm in the Dodecanese

The Oscar-winning star of the southeast Aegean

An inspiration for poets and painters

A legend crafted by man and nature

The aristocrat on the mountain

An island feel on the mainland

A haven of beaches, history and seafood delights

A time capsule of authenticity in the Dodecanese

A mountain escape in northern Greece

A tiny island paradise off the coast of Halkidiki

A seaside city escape that effortlessly blends East and West

The holy mountain, a religious beacon

Winter-warming red wine and mountain fun

The mountain nymph of snow and stone

Capital of the ancient Macedonian dynasty and a natural escape

Birdlife and lakeside beauty on a grand scale

A melting pot of cultures and religions in northern greece

Birthplace of Alexander and the great Macedonian dynasty

One of Europe’s most beautiful wetlands and a place of heroes

A romantic castle town that defies time and history

A seaside city that loves to live, eat and get festive

The island that can’t stop sharing its natural gifts

An idyllic mountain resort for all seasons

Τhe dreamy coastline of Οlympia

Untamed beauty in the North Aegean

A fascinating mix of cultures, surrounded by jaw-dropping nature

A seaside escape with a warm city glow in northern Greece

Cultural depths, natural highs and beaches to savour

The enticing seaside city that dances to a different tune

Traditions set in stone, from mountain to sea

Land of tower houses and castles, wild and untamed

The island deity embraced by nature

A medieval castle town where fairy tales come true

Byzantine mysticism, Spartan energy and epic nature

A silver of paradise in the southern Peloponnese

A seasonal feast of mountain and sea

The mythical seaside city that raises a glass to life

Balance and tradition in the heart of Greece

Where authenticity and nature reign supreme

A feast for nature lovers and adventure seekers

A fairy tale quest of mountain and forest

A vibrant city on the doorstep to the best of Thessaly

The island showstopper in blue and green

Cosmopolitan seaside luxury a short drive from Athens

The emerald-green sparkle in the Sporades

A return to nature’s innocence in the Sporades

Experience the irresistible charm of Greece’s first capital

A journey to the mythical bronze age

Three little pearls in the midst of the Aegean

The secret escape in the Cyclades

A streak of silver in the Aegean

The socialite with the secret love of the quiet life

An island monument at the centre of the Cyclades

One-of-a-kind relaxation and reflection in the Cyclades

The island that hides its secrets in plain sight

Floats like a butterfly, blends with the sea

A double dose of paradise in the Cyclades

Crete's sacred town, ideal for sun-worshippers

A masterpiece in passion and style

Ancient yet cosmopolitan, just a stone’s throw from Athens

The healing beauty of Hippocrates’ island

Somewhere between heaven and earth

The sparkling gemstone of the Ionian

Show-stopping beauty and hidden depths

An island of unexplored heights and delicious depths

The navel of the earth and a gift to humanity

An island with its soul still intact

A rare treasure box of surprises in southern Evia

The slow escape to nature

A spa resort that springs eternal

The port city ready to share its secrets

A class act in the Ionian that adores the spotlight

Colour, glamour and old-world charm

A city escape with a riverside air in Thessaly

A tidal mystery and gateway to Evia

An exotic dreamland on your doorstep

A symphony of culture, food and natural beauty

Where the slow life turns into a festival

Nature and drama in perfect harmony

The eternal flame of the Olympic spirit

A mythical escape of mountain and sea

An ancient city with a modern soul

An island of blues and greens and everything in between

Tracing the paths of history and nature

The Grand Master in the Dodecanese

An island legend where luxury finds its natural home

The lakeside treasure that brims with history

A journey to the heart of history

The vintage isle with a pine-green charm

Style and sophistication in the Saronic Gulf

The noble isle in the Argosaronic Gulf

The island escape one hop from Athens

The simple aristocrat in the Dodecanese

The big-hearted city of the northern Greece

A vibrant city, 5,000 years in the making

A feast of experiences that capture the soul of Crete

The city that’s preserved its Old Town charm

All the colours of nature and beaches to match

Glamour, grace and a generous splash of luxury

The charm of simplicity in the Cyclades

A masterpiece of nature in the Peloponnese

Behind the Instagrammable beauty of Mykonos’ main town beats a strong, authentic heart that you’ll adore discovering, reflecting everything magical about Greece’s Cyclades isles

Once the prized possession of the Byzantines and Genoese, the medieval villages of Chios tell a unique story of architecture, tradition, fortification and – above all – mastic production and other time-honoured crafts that await discovery.

Whitewashed splendour, masterpieces in clay, delicious food and all the wonder of the Cyclades islands await you in Sifnos’ postcard-perfect villages.

Built on a slope under the gaze of a Byzantine castle, Skyros’ small but lively main town has been happily holding on to its island ways whilst the rest of the world seems to have looked the other way.

Stretching either side of a peninsula on Elafonisos, a tiny island off the southern coast of the Peloponnese, Simos is not just one but two exotic beaches.

Visiting the dairies and farms of Mykonos is like looking behind a curtain of whitewashed luxury and discovering a scene of authenticity that changes your perception of Greece’s glamour isle

In whichever direction you look – to the cultural influences to the east and west, the mountains to the north or the sea to the south – Kavala offers visitors an intoxicating mix of experiences that are best revealed on foot.

Whatever the season, whatever your tastes, Kalamata is a city in the Peloponnese’s Messinian Gulf that has it all.

The undoubted cultural highlight of a holiday in Mykonos, a boat tour to Delos allows you to discover the birthplace of the god Apollo and walk amongst the remains of a vast Greco-Roman settlement

Discover a town unlike any other in the Cyclades, whose commercial and artistic flourishing in the 1800s can be felt everywhere as you wander its streets.

Bottling all the authenticity of an island renowned for its cosmopolitan charm, the wineries and vineyards of Santorini allow you to enjoy thousands of years of wine-making tradition. So settle back and allow us to take you on a wine tour of Santorini

It doesn’t matter how well you think you know Greece, if you haven’t visited the Apokoronas villages of Chania, you haven’t experienced Crete at its traditional best

Whether you set out to see the highlights of Skiathos town in one stroll or spread the experience over your holiday, you’ll understand why it’s got the power to keep you away from the island’s world-famous beaches … for a while at least

Like no other beach on Skiathos, Lalaria is famous for its unique shiny pebbles and other-worldly setting that make for an unforgettable day trip.

Spending a day kayaking or canoeing on the fjord-like Lake Kremaston is yet another magical outdoor activity in Central Greece

Just a short drive from Athens is the 5th-century BC temple dedicated to the sea god himself, with an aura (and sunset) that continues to captivate visitors

The tallest mountain in Evia offers a fantastic escape for mountain biking and other activities in nature, just 2hrs by car from Athens

Taking to the slopes and exploring the natural beauty of Greece’s most modern ski resort is the perfect add-on to a winter city break in Athens and yet another reason to explore the alpine beauty of Central Greece.

With so many amazing climbing spots and jaw-dropping scenery, Kalymnos has become a landmark for climbing enthusiasts from all around the world.

Ancient Epidaurus is most famous today for giving us the best-preserved ancient Greek theatre, where productions still take place. But as the sick and wounded found out in antiquity, it was also an all-encompassing centre for healing, worship and sport.

A geological masterpiece, Myrtos Beach has been sculpted by nature to create the most dramatic backdrop to your holidays in Kefalonia

With a palm grove, saltwater lagoon and dramatic Cretan gorge as scenery, Preveli Beach, in southern Crete, takes exotic to another level

Situated towards the end of Thessaloniki’s waterfront promenade, the White Tower and its fascinating museum are a fitting symbol of a famously free-thinking city

Telling the story of Crete, the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion brings to life more than 5,500 years of history, from Neolithic times to the Minoans and beyond

Just off the south coast of Samos, the islet of Samiopoula offers authenticity and escape in big measure.

Within Karpathos’ mountainous interior are colourful villages that have preserved everything that is most traditional about the beautiful Dodecanese island in a wonderful capsule of authenticity

Nowhere captures the majesty of nature quite like the iconic horseshoe-shaped beach and its accompanying saltwater lagoon in Messinia.

There’s a grandeur and beauty to Porto Katsiki’s cliff-face setting that no other beach can hope to capture

How better to explore these miracles of nature and human endeavour than to pull on a pair of hiking shoes and set out amidst the beauty of Meteora?

Nothing prepares you for the ethereal blues and mystical aura of the Melissani Cave in Kefalonia

Discover the largest uninhabited island in the Aegean: Not just a virgin landscape of pristine beaches, but an escape for rare and protected wildlife, just off Milos.

Discover the extraordinary impact of the teardrop-shaped resin and the mastic villages that encapsulate the very essence of Chios.

With virtually the entire southern coastline of the third largest-island in the Dodecanese covered in beaches, there’s only one way to find your favourite

Taking a boat trip to Paradise Beach, in northwest Corfu, is a must if you want to discover one of the hidden treasures of the Ionian Islands

Take a boat trip to gorgeous little Antipaxos island from neighbouring Paxos or Corfu and discover one of the undisputed hidden gems of the Ionian Sea with exotic beaches and irresistible bays

Through the intense colours, tastes and character of its villages, tiny Paxos shows that it’s so much more than an island of magical beaches and stunning scenery

A wonderful alternative to a boat trip, sea kayaking offers a unique water-level appreciation of Zante’s extraordinary Blue Caves.

Unmissable beaches, island legends, traditional fishing villages and a sea cave that once sheltered a WW2 submarine are just part of the world that opens up to you as you set sail from Nydri on Lefkada.

Feel like the star of your own photo shoot as you explore a unique setting of chalk-white rock and azure-blue sea on the northeastern coast of Milos, and prepare to fall in love … to the moon and back.

There’s no better way to discover the beauty of an island of ever-changing colours and enchanting beaches than hopping on a boat and exploring a unique coastline.

If you’re caught between wanting to spend the day on the beach and experiencing a bit of culture on Kos, then photogenic Agios Stefanos has you covered

Tradition and style go hand in hand as you explore Paros’ charming fishing village of Naoussa.

Uncover the secrets of Messinia, in the southwest Peloponnese, through its most famous product… luscious, golden, extra-virgin olive oil.

Whether you choose to laze on a pristine beach or hike inland to discover an intriguing island, visiting Saria is an ideal day trip from neighbouring Karpathos

There’s a Byzantine mysticism and Italian finesse to Patmos’ main town that reveal themselves with every step you take.

To explore Thessaloniki by foot is to hear an extraordinary story of diversity and culture from the buildings left behind by its inhabitants

A wine tour of Heraklion introduces you to some of the best wines of Crete and allows you to uncover many of the region’s astonishing cultural highlights

Spreading from its Venetian harbour through a maze of alleyways and lively streets, Rethymno Old Town contains all the life, history and traditions of Crete’s third-largest city

The magical landscape of the Meteora monasteries and rock formations takes you on yet another journey with the experience of rafting down the Pinios River.

From a Venetian castle that’s still full of life to enjoying a sneaky swim at the beach, exploring Naxos’ main town is the ideal way to understand an island that has it all.

Nature lovers will adore the lakeside setting and a beach of golden sand on the western shores of Skiathos.

From ancient grapes to modern whites and reds, you’ll love hearing the story of the North Aegean island of Lemnos through its family-owned wineries and vineyards.

In a setting of tranquil green and blue, Panormos is one of the most welcoming beaches in Skopelos.

Setting out on foot, you’ll discover that the main town of an island renowned for its love of fun and going out has an unexpectedly quiet side that you’ll adore getting to know.

There’s a picture-perfect beauty to Serifos’ main town, all the way from the castle-top views of the Aegean to the Cycladic architecture and bougainvillea-filled courtyards.

Apollonia takes everything most authentic and classy about Sifnos and presents it with classic Cycladic grace.

A wonderful antithesis to its popular and lively big brother, Antiparos – so close to Paros that you can be there in as little as 10mins – offers Cycladic beauty at its tranquil best.

Simple, stylish and still largely undiscovered by international visitors, Folegandros’ Hora scores highly on both the authenticity and cosmopolitan meter.

At vineyards that are all the more magical for the incredible scenery of the Peloponnese, enjoy a wine-growing tradition that feels like it was gifted by the gods.

Whether you’re admiring the Venetian architecture or strolling along the waterfront, Nafplio’s Old Town is the perfect romantic getaway 2hrs from Athens.

The Venetians’ grand fortification in Nafplio is also a landmark symbol of freedom for Greeks … and the ultimate hilltop lookout in one of Greece’s most romantic destinations.

Get a whole new perspective on Halkidiki by travelling to the birthplace of one of the Fathers of Western Philosophy – and test out a few of his theories along the way

As you gently glide down the Nestos River, in northeastern Greece, you’ll be rewarded not just with the spectacle of one of Europe’s most important natural ecosystems but one of its most beautiful settings.

The archaeological site of Philippi, near Kavala, has one of the richest histories of all ancient Greek ruins, playing a pivotal role in Macedonian, Roman and Early Christian history

Take a boat trip to Shipwreck beach in Zante (Navagio) and discover what makes it the most famous beach in Zakynthos

The highest peak of the Ionian Islands offers some of the best hiking in Kefalonia, with a unique fir tree forest, rich nature and views as far as the Peloponnese

Just off the south of Crete, Chrissi is an island of exotic beaches and protected nature that more than lives up to its name

In a setting of pine-tree green, white sand and deep blue sea, Apella has a special knack of capturing the hearts of those who discover it.

Beach life in Mykonos isn’t just about fine sand and Aegean views. It’s also about high-end restaurants and VIP service, sunset cocktails and beach parties, and boutique shops (if you get the urge to splash out in another way) and water sports

To find the source of Naxos’ delicious agricultural produce, head to the Temple of Demeter, the 6th-century BC sanctuary dedicated to the goddess of harvest and fertility…and a forerunner of the Parthenon.

Nothing shouts style and sophistication like a night out in Mykonos. Cocktails, seafood, beach bars and the finest cuisine await. Are you ready to release your inner celebrity with tips for where to enjoy the best nightlife in Mykonos?

Become one with Greece’s most famous mountain by canyoning the Orlias Gorge, over boulders and down waterfalls … spiking your adrenaline level one minute and being filled with the serenity of nature the next.

If there’s a city that’s become synonymous with nightlife and entertainment, this is it. Thessaloniki’s diverse neighbourhoods keep finding new ways to enthral visitors, with everything from traditional tavernas to concept bars for every taste.

Whether you’re looking for pockets of authenticity in which to unwind or an escape for activities in nature, the villages of Mt Olympus capture everything mythical about the legendary mountain of the gods in northern Greece.

With tours of vineyards and olive presses and a cookery lesson using delicious local products, a food tour of Chania reveals why Crete is the birthplace of the Mediterranean diet

Bursting with flavour, the local products and food of Rhodes manage to blend the island’s age-old traditions and cosmopolitan influences in a way you’ll never forget

The villages of Evritania overflow with everything magical about Central Greece – tradition, history, local products, mouthwatering dishes and lots and lots of greenery. And best of all, they’re an easy drive away from Athens or Thessaloniki.

Fill up on nature at its best by hiking from the picturesque village of Proussos to the historic Black Cave, hidden within one of the most beautiful gorges of Central Greece.

Surrounded by a treasure-trove of beaches, hidden coves and sumptuous greenery, you’ll need no second invitation to explore the coastline of Samos by kayak.

One of Greece’s most culturally rich and green islands is also home to a wealth of villages. Whether you explore the coast or wine-growing foothills, prepare for an experience overflowing with authenticity.

Whether you’re on a city break or a stopover on your way elsewhere in Macedonia or Halkidiki, a visit to the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki is a must to understand everything about this famous land and its people.

With generous cycle lanes in the main town, there’s no better way to discover Kos’ cultural and historical highlights than jumping on a bike.

Just the setting is enough for Kathisma to wow its visitors … and that’s before they feel its incredible energy

A taste of the tranquillity and authenticity of Odysseus’ isle will whet your appetite for so much more

What a rare treat to explore the largest marine park in Europe, home to the incredibly shy monk seal and other protected wildlife, and visit beautiful secluded bays and beaches along the way.

A boat trip to tiny Halki from Rhodes introduces you to the smallest Dodecanese island, with aristocratic mansion houses, quaint alleyways and age-old simple island life

Be transported to the days of colourful mansion houses and simple living on a boat trip to Symi, a tiny island with a grand past and an equally big appetite for life

Discover the splendour of Knossos Palace, near Heraklion, where the greatest civilisation of Minoan Crete ruled almost 4,000 years ago and where Theseus killed the legendary Minotaur in King Minos’ labyrinth

Visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Delphi is to travel to the very core of mythical and spiritual ancient Greece and – according to legend – the centre of the world.

Exploring the medieval Old Town of Rhodes is like stepping into a world of chivalry and knights, with castle walls and cobblestone streets… a scene that’s unlike any other on a Greek island

Discover the remnants of an ancient ecosystem that once flourished on Lesvos and now constitutes one of the largest petrified forests in the world.

Discover a blend of tradition and modern winemaking in a beautiful setting, from the low-lying hills of Kassandra to the monasteries of Mt Athos

Taking a boat trip to Thirasia island, in the middle of the caldera, is like travelling to Santorini when it was still a rough diamond awaiting discovery.

One of the most glorious sanctuaries of the ancient world, the birthplace of the Olympic Games is a cultural rite of passage in the Peloponnese.

One of Greece’s best-preserved archaeological sites, Ancient Messene combines the grandeur of Delphi with the natural beauty of Olympia.

Built to further the teachings of the father of medicine, Hippocrates, the Asclepion of Kos was the ultimate healing centre of the ancient world.

Visiting Lindos in Rhodes, you’ll be inspired by the same aura felt by the ancients and the medieval knights that once used it as a base, before heading to the beach and enjoying an unforgettable sunset meal.

The pace slows to an irresistible crawl as you hop over to Halkidiki’s only inhabited island, where you can laze on golden sandy beaches and explore a tiny cluster of idyllic isles.

The main town of Astypalea emits classic Cycladic charm everywhere you look – except that it’s not in the Cyclades at all and, once you’ve explored it, you’ll be overcome with a unique energy.

There are walks you can do right across Pelion, taking you through a rich landscape of forests, streams and waterfalls and through fabulous mountain and seaside villages.

Crisscrossing the entire island, Tinos’ extensive network of hiking trails is the ideal way to explore a landscape that exudes authenticity.

Surrounded by some of the most striking scenery in Europe, the Samaria Gorge trail, in Chania, includes abandoned villages and the rich wildlife of Crete’s White Mountains National Park

Hiking along Santorini’s famous caldera or up to Santorini’s highest point is the perfect way to experience this island legend’s classic Cycladic villages, volcanic landscape and unique sunsets

Nature and culture lovers will adore discovering the hidden treasures revealed on the hiking paths of Thassos, one of the greenest Greek islands, in the northeastern Aegean

Crossing a wild and beautiful landscape of hills and farmland, and with clifftop views to the sea, the hiking paths of Folegandros are the ideal way to discover a deeply authentic island in the Cyclades.

It takes just one glimpse of the natural rock pool known as Aphrodite’s Tear to understand how Giola has assumed mythical status on the North Aegean island of Thassos

A famously welcoming and multicultural city, Thessaloniki reveals its unique identity with every bite you take

With 36 beaches and its very own desert to explore, Koufonisi island offers a magical sand-filled day-trip if you’re on holiday in eastern Crete

The Arkadi Monastery, near Rethymno, is a handsome example of Renaissance architecture from Crete’s Venetian rule, but it also hides tales of extraordinary sacrifice during the revolution against the Ottomans

There’s been a culinary revolution in Athens. So if you’re a foodie, you’re going to love what comes next as we head into the city’s markets, delis and spice shops and discover new tastes and neighbourhoods on the ultimate Athens food tour

A boat trip is the easiest way to sample a selection of Thassos’ most famous beaches and max out on the legendary blue-green water of Greece’s emerald isle

All the history and charm of Crete are contained in Chania’s Old Town, with multicultural influences (Venetian, Ottoman, Jewish and more) on display alongside traditional tavernas and modern restaurants and a choice of waterfront cafes and bars.

Whichever type of waters sports you’re into, Chania and its awesome beaches have you covered

You’ll already know all about Halkidiki’s exotic beaches and pine-tree studded coastline, as well as the monasteries of the Mt Athos peninsula. But how much do you know about the food in Greece’s most popular northern holiday destination?

Containing all the grandeur and character of its original design, the fully refurbished Agora Modiano (the central food market of Thessaloniki) is a treasure trove of local and international products and a must for foodies visiting Greece’s second city

A boat trip to Loutro in Chania allows you to spend the day in a part of Crete inaccessible car, in a seaside village filled with authenticity and charming locals

The ultimate fortress town, Ano Syros allows you to explore a world of Cycladic architecture and Venetian charm, punctuated by magical views of the South Aegean.

Halkidiki is famous for its dreamy beaches and exotic sea, but look a little further and you’ll also find mountain and coastal villages packed with authenticity right the way through the year

Take a tour of the Acropolis of Athens and discover why one of the greatest cultural landmarks of world history continues to emit a special energy over the city it has inspired for more than 2,500 years

Taking a walk around Athens is like visiting an open-air museum, with some of the most impressive ancient Greek monuments appearing at every turn. So put on a comfy pair of shoes and let’s set out to discover all those must-see Athens landmarks

Having hosted the original modern Olympic Games in 1896 and been the site of athletic and cultural events in antiquity, the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens is packed with fascinating history and continues to be a part of the daily lives of Athenians

A gem for art lovers visiting Athens, the National Museum of Contemporary Art addresses some of the biggest issues of our time through the works of leading international and modern Greek artists

The Odeon of Herodes Atticus has been staging musical and theatrical performances – on and off – for two full millennia but audiences have never stopped being inspired by the iconic setting at the base of the Acropolis

Opera House, National Library, Mediterranean garden, favourite escape of Athenians and much more… the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center (SNFCC) is a modern cultural gem of Athens

A gem of a museum – and a dream that was more than 30 years in the making – allows us to enjoy the biggest names in Contemporary Art under one Athens roof.

Exploring Corfu through its food & drinks isn’t just about sampling delicious tastes and local products. It’s also about discovering the unique heritage left behind by the Venetians and all the other cultural influences on this star Ionian island

Housed in one of Athens’ most beautiful neoclassical mansions, the Benaki Museum of Greek Culture contains a unique collection of artwork and other exhibits from the very dawn of Greek history to the creation of modern Greece

With paintings by prominent Greek artists, the stunningly refurbished National Gallery of Athens is a must for art lovers visiting the city, tracing the evolution of modern Greece through art.

Perfect for picnics, strolls and jogs, Athens’ parks and hills offer a serene counterbalance to the energy and bustle of the city centre

Using the Acropolis as your compass, a city of extraordinary contrasts and charms opens up beneath your feet

Presenting some of the most important artefacts ever unearthed in the country, the National Archaeological Museum leaves no stone unturned in revealing the epic story of Greece’s history.

Discover how some of the most ancient objects in the world are also amongst the most graceful, continuing to inspire fashion and design thousands of years after they were created.

A boat trip to Spinalonga island, in Elounda’s Mirabello Bay, lets you explore not just a 16th-century Venetian fortress but the remains of Greece’s one-time leper colony in yet another example of Crete’s astonishingly diverse history

Explore the volcanic history of Santorini with a boat tour to the caldera islands, including volcano tours and swimming in thermal springs, the legendary Red beach, and a visit to Thirasia, the Santorini of 50 years ago

Doubling as the main town and port of Paros, Parikia hides many secrets that you’ll adore discovering on one of the most cosmopolitan yet traditional islands in the Cyclades

Discovering the secrets of Lesvos’ ouzo production is to listen in to the heartbeat of the legendary Greek summer.

Taking a Saronic Gulf islands day trip from Athens lets you add a taste of island hopping to your visit to the Greek capital. So pack your sun cream and hat as you’re about to head to Aegina, Poros and Hydra and still be back in Athens in time for dinner

Whether you want to conquer the home of the gods or gently hike through divine nature, Mt Olympus stands ready to greet you

Take a journey to the capital of the ancient Kingdom of Macedonia and explore the burial chamber of Philip II, father of Alexander the Great, in this UNESCO-protected archaeological wonder just an hour from Thessaloniki

Few destinations can claim to have made food as big a part of their identity as Tinos, with mouthwatering dishes and culinary festivals that champion the local products of this low-key but delicious Cycladic island.

Tinos is home to more than 40 villages of unspoiled beauty, with many carrying the torch of marble craftsmanship and other age-old traditions that have given the Cycladic island a matchless artistic flair

Give your holidays in Kefalonia an unexpected twist by discovering the vineyards and wineries on the slopes of Mt Ainos and beyond and learning all about the famous Robola grape introduced by the Venetians

Milos is an island full of Cycladic charm, with villages and seaside settlements that are postcard-pretty and filled with traditions

A boat trip to uninhabited Diaporos island in Halkidiki takes you to otherwise inaccessible beaches that encapsulate everything exotic about one of Greece’s favourite holiday destinations

Whichever type of waters sports you’re into, Naxos and its awesome beaches have you covered

A walking tour of Heraklion is the best way to get to know Crete’s lively capital city, with amazing history, great food and hospitable locals all year round

Balos beach in Chania captures your heart twice over: Once with a heart-stopping view and then from up close as a dream swimming spot on the northwestern tip of Crete

Elafonisi beach, situated on an island-lagoon in southwestern Crete, wows its visitors with exotic blues, whites and pinks during an unforgettable day out at the beach

Like settling down to a great book after watching a blockbuster, hopping between villages is the perfect follow-up to enjoying the lively atmosphere of the towns and beautiful beaches of Paros.

Add a splash of culture to your holidays in Crete at the Archaeological Museum of Chania, which explores the history of Greece’s biggest island from Prehistoric times to the 2-3rd Century AD Roman occupation

From Venetian fortresses and British mansions to stately palaces and French esplanades, a walking tour around the Old Town of Corfu is like exploring an open-air museum

Step into the past and relive the history of the Greek refugees who settled in Kavala after the Asia Minor Disaster in 1922 and the subsequent population exchange with Turkey, helping to shape one of Greece’s most fascinating cities

Telling the story of one of the greatest cultural journeys in world history, the Acropolis Museum in Athens deserves to be at the top of your bucket list when you are in the Greek capital

The quaint little mountain settlements of Naxos stand ready to reveal all the authenticity of the island… one cobblestone at a time.