Visit the stunning island of Santorini, known for its white-washed buildings and breathtaking sunsets
See Greece's shipwreck beach on Zakynthos
Explore the largest Greek island, Crete, a land of myth and natural beauty. Visit the Palace of Knossos (3,500-year-old centre of Minoan civilisation, linked to the Minotaur legend), hike the Samaria Gorge (11 km through a Unesco Biosphere Reserve with towering cliffs and wild goats), and relax on Elafonisi Beach with its unique pink-hued sand. Pair ancient history with fresh Cretan cuisine in charming villages like Chania or Rethymno.
Visit the famous Balearic island known for its vibrant nightlife, beautiful beaches, and Mediterranean culture.
Explore the beautiful Greek island of Corfu in the Ionian Sea. Wander through Corfu Old Town (a UNESCO World Heritage site with Venetian, French, and British architecture, including the 16th-century Old Fortress), visit the Achilleion Palace (built for Empress Elisabeth of Austria, featuring neoclassical design and statues of Achilles), and relax at Paleokastritsa (a scenic bay with crystal-clear waters, a monastery, and hiking trails).
Mallorca's capital: the seafront Gothic cathedral La Seu, Arab baths and the Tramuntana mountains behind.
Explore Euboea, Greece's second-largest island, connected to the mainland by a short bridge. Visit the medieval Venetian castle in Chalkida, known for the unique tidal phenomenon of Euripus Strait (changing direction every 6 hours). Relax in the natural hot springs of Edipsos, favored by ancient Romans and modern spa-goers. Discover the mysterious Drakospita ('dragon houses') of Styra, megalithic structures dating back to the 6th century BC.
Visit Krk, the largest island in the Adriatic Sea, known for its Roman ruins, medieval towns, and beautiful beaches. Explore the town of Krk with its Frankopan Castle and the Cathedral of the Assumption, the Biserujka Cave (a karst cave with impressive stalactites), and relax on Vela Plaža (a popular sandy beach with clear turquoise water).
Visit Kos, a Greek island in the Dodecanese with sandy beaches and ancient ruins. Explore the Asklepion (an ancient healing center and medical school), see the Castle of the Knights (14th-century fortress built by the Knights of St. John), stroll through Plaka Forest (a natural oasis with peacocks and springs), and relax on Paradise Beach (known for its golden sand and clear waters).
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