Mainland Greece: Mountains, archaeological sites and long stretches of coastline offer a very different side of Greece. The Peloponnese and Halkidiki are among our favourite destinations here.
Cyclades Islands: Whitewashed villages, dry Aegean landscapes and excellent beaches define this island group. Mykonos and Santorini are the best-known, while Kea, Tinos and other smaller islands offer a quieter alternative.
Ionian Islands: Greener than the Cyclades, the Ionian islands combine wooded hills, limestone cliffs and clear-water beaches. Corfu, Ithaca and Zakynthos are among our destinations here.
Dodecanese Islands: Close to the Turkish coast, this island group has a strong mix of ancient, medieval and Ottoman heritage. Rhodes and Kos also offer long beaches and plenty of historic sites.
Crete: Greece’s largest island has enough variety for a holiday in its own right, with Venetian towns, Minoan archaeology, mountain villages, beaches and a distinctive local cuisine.
Lesbos: Known for olive groves, traditional villages and a strong food culture, Lesbos offers a quieter island stay with beaches and historic towns around its long coastline.