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Greece: One country - infinite images. As soon as you hear this word, a storm of positive emotions overwhelms you.
Located in southeastern Europe and blessed with thousands of islands scattered across the Aegean and Ionian Seas, Greece is where history meets beauty. Known as the birthplace of democracy and philosophy, it's a land where ancient ruins, sparkling coastlines, and timeless traditions come together.
The mind travels to the famous Greek culture, the deep blue waters, the picturesque islands and villages, the souvlaki and ouzo, and the traditional feasts. The list is never-ending!

It is no exaggeration to say that this peninsular country has it all - mountains and sea, tradition and modern comforts, towns and villages, vibrancy and tranquility, luxury and simplicity, even one of the five blue zones in the world! Couples and honeymooners, families, small and large friend groups, adventurers, nature lovers, fans of alternative tourism, cultural and religious tourists, foodies... you'll all have the time of your lives during your holiday!

Contrary to popular belief, Greece is worth a visit not only in the summer when temperatures are high and the sea is warm and ideal for swimming. Sure, many islands and seaside destinations are suitable for summer holidays, but there are enchanting year-round and winter destinations, which are mainly known to Greeks. Cities are vibrant throughout the year due to the high number of permanent inhabitants and university students, while the mainland places, especially those near the mountains, are perfect for winter excursions and visits to ski resorts!

Something common to all destinations is none other than hospitality and good food. Greeks know how to have a good time and don't hide it - in fact, they want to show everyone how to do it just like them! The pace of life in the cities may be completely different from that in the villages, but all people throughout the country are looking for company, dancing and quality drinks and food. How else could things be when you've learned to eat local products that don't compromise on taste and quality? All of this, combined with the great weather and lots of sunshine, is something that once you experience it, you want to enjoy it again and again and again.

As tourism is one of the main sectors contributing to the country's economy, with hundreds of thousands of people employed in it, visitors from other countries do not face much difficulty during their stay. Almost all Greeks speak (at least basic) English, and the majority of people are willing to help tourists. Hotels and other accommodation options are everywhere, from all-inclusive luxurious hotels to small and neat family-run studios that have been operating for decades.

In terms of how to get there, popular destinations host airports, some being international while others national, but taking the ferry is unavoidable in many cases, especially if you want to add island-hopping to your schedule. When it comes to available means of transportation, options for moving around on the mainland are more, especially in big cities like Athens and Thessaloniki. Buses are the most common (and usually the only) public means of transportation on islands, while the number of taxis is usually proportional to the number of permanent residents. Renting a car is strongly recommended if you want to explore a destination thoroughly or visit off-the-beaten-track places.

To help you with your holiday itinerary, we have been gathering the information one may want to know before their trip to Greece in our online guide for years, updating it daily to be as accurate as possible. We have separate pages for all famous destinations, each featuring the best things to do there, beaches, villages, sights and attractions, hotels, restaurants, and more, as well as pages about Greece in general.

So, if you haven’t already booked your tickets to Greece, what are you waiting for?