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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

The Polycentric Museum of Aigai near Vergina is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that includes the tomb of King Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great, the Palace of Aigai and more wonders from the ancient Kingdom of Macedonia.

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

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