Greece

Exquisite islands, beautiful coastline, ancient stories and delicious food all play their part in the worldwide appeal of Greece.

Here the coastline stretches 16,000km, met with sparkling transparent Mediterranean waters. There are endless small bays and coves to explore and, of course, many Greek islands too, the largest being Crete. Its rock coasts, vast sandy beaches, pebble shores and crystal blue Mediterranean waters are what bring guests back time and time again.

Greece's long-standing history is also in evidence, with many archaeological sites and monuments of distinctive prestige and charm to explore.

Scott Dunn’s highlights for Greece:

  • Not to be missed, visit the famous Acropolis, to understand the ancient history behind the bustling city of Athens.
  • For typical Greek island beauty, stay on the island of Santorini, near by to Nea Kameni. Spend days exploring its charming whitewash towns and stunning Aegean coastline.
  • Be sure to take a boat trip to Spinalonga Island.

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Crete

Crete

Crete is a mountainous island with pristine rock coasts, vast sandy beaches, pebble shores and crystal-clear Mediterranean waters define the stunning coastline, while the rest of the country is a green, lush, mountainous terrain. As well as stunning natural beauty, Crete also offers a rich history, evident in its towns’ architecture and many archaeological sites.

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Mainland Greece

Mainland Greece

Athens and its surrounding regions are saturated with antiquity. An area of complete timelessness, just one visit can carry you back to an Ancient Greek civilisation, with ruins and relics from thousands of years ago at every turn. Further north, the peninsulas of Halkidiki provide crystal waters and stunning, quiet beaches.

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Mykonos

Mykonos

The small Greek island of Mykonos is famed for its white-washed villages and bright blue sea. More of a destination for jet-setters and honeymooners, Mykonos is also known for its glamorous night-life and luxurious resorts. Venture a little further from the honeypot and you will find much of Mykonos’ more traditional and picturesque rural lifestyle remains.

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Santorini

Santorini

Santorini is possibly the most picturesque and best known of the Cycladic islands. Whitewashed houses and blue-domed churches cling to the sheer cliff faces of the 'caldera', the edge of the bay formed by a prehistoric volcanic eruption.