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Is a trip to Greece on your travel wishlist? Our Greece tours offer travellers the perfect introduction into the ancient home of democracy and architectural wonders.
Ancient Greece is often called 'the birthplace of western civilisation' as Greece boasts a wealth of history, culture and architecture. Immerse yourself in Greek culture and history with our range of Greece tours.
Our Greece tours will give you a comprehensive experience of this historic nation. At its peak, ancient Greece led the world in science, the arts and philosophy. Founder of the Olympic games and democracy, Greece's enduring legacy is clear to see and helps to shape the way we live today.
From the towering Acropolis in Athens, to the Temple of Apollo in Delphi, to the myriad Greek islands that dot the Aegean Sea, our Greece tours have something for everyone whether philosopher, artist or fun lover.
Do you want to know more about Greece and its beauty? Or do you need accurate visa information?
Contact the Greece tourism board for more information.
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Duration:
11 Days
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Albania , Bosnia & Herzegovina , Croatia , Greece , Montenegro , Serbia
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Min: 2 | Max: 20
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B- 10, L - 0, D - 0
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Athens Acropolis, Meteora clifftop monasteries, ancient towns of Budva & Kotor, spectacular Bay of Kotor, walled ...
Duration:
12 Days
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Bosnia & Herzegovina , Croatia , Greece , Macedonia , Serbia
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Min: 2 | Max: 20
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B- 11, L - 0, D - 0
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Ancient walled city of Dubrovnik, scenic Adriatic & Dalmatian coast, Split beaches & Diocletian's Palace, Sar...
Duration:
16 Days
Country(ies):
Albania , Bosnia & Herzegovina , Croatia , Greece , Macedonia , Montenegro , Serbia
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Min: 2 | Max: 20
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B- 15, L - 0, D - 0
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The Acropolis, Meteora monasteries, Tirana, ancient Budva, spectacular Bay of Kotor, walled city of Dubrovnik, scenic...
Whilst Greece has experienced periods of unrest in recent years, the country is still safe for tourists with most crime being small, petty crimes(pickpocketing and scams). As with any destination, it is always important to take precautions.
The currency used in Greece is the euro. In main cities, credit and debit cards can be used, but we suggest carrying cash for the more rural destinations.
Greece is best experienced in spring and early summer (mid-April to mid-June) or autumn (September to mid-October). During this time of the year, the temperature is not as scorching and there are fewer crowds.
The tipping customs in Greece vary and, in some restaurants, the service charge is added to the bill. However, tipping does remain a common practice, especially in tourist areas.
Greece lies in Eastern European Time, which is two hours ahead of Greenwich Mean Time. During summer, daylight-savings is observed in Greece and time is shifted forward by one hour.
Planning a trip to Greece depends entirely on your own individual interests and travel goals. If you are looking to avoid crowds and the heat, then the seasons of Autumn, Winter and early Spring would be the ideal times to visit. However, if you are seeking a Summer holiday with plenty of warm weather and water activities, then the months of June-August would be the ideal times for you to visit.
We generally recommend spending 7-12 days in Greece as there are plenty of sights to see and places to visit throughout the country. We recommend spending at least 3 days in the capital of Athens so that you have enough time to see important sights such as: The Acropolis, The Parthenon, Plaka and many more. A trip to one of Greece’s beautiful beach destinations is also not to be missed during a trip to the country, treat yourself with a few days in Santorini, Mykonos or Crete.
Greece is best experienced in spring and early summer (mid-April to mid-June) or autumn (September to mid-October). During this time of the year, the temperature is not as scorching and there are fewer crowds.
An inexpensive meal with a drink ranges from €10-20 in Greece. Whilst a meal at a higher class establishment can cost in the region of €25-40 with a glass of wine or beer.
Whilst Greek is widely spoken and the official language throughout Greece, many locals speak English. English is taught in most Greek schools and therefore many Greeks will be able to understand and speak conversational English. Those in the tourist industry, especially in the locations favored by foreign tourists, usually have a good command of English as well as a few other languages.
Whilst is it not mandatory, it is recommended to ensure that your vaccinations are up to date for the following diseases before visiting Greece: hepatitis A, hepatitis B, rabies, meningitis, polio, measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis), chickenpox, shingles, pneumonia and influenza.
The cost of a trip to Greece is entirely dependent on the time of year that you visit, which destinations you are interested in staying in as well as the activities that you plan on enjoying during your visit.
Greece is a fantastic destination which boasts ancient history, beautiful beaches, delicious food, friendly locals and plenty of activities to suit a range of individual tastes. The top destinations to visit in Greece include: Athens, Delphi, Santorini, Mykonos and Corfu.
The prices in Santorini are slightly more costly than those of Athens, with accommodation prices and food prices averaging 10-20% more than Athens. However, it is still possible to enjoy Santorini on a budget, with many street vendors selling affordable food and incredible beaches to relax on.
Santorini is an incredible destination which should be on every traveler’s bucket list. Santorini boasts beautiful weather, stunning sea views, breath-taking beaches, delicious food and a myriad of activities to enjoy.
We recommend spending a minimum of 2 days in Santorini in order to fully enjoy the beautiful scenery and immerse yourself in the traditional Greek culture which is so prevalent in Santorini.
Santorini is a highly popular tourist destination which attracts millions of people from across the globe each year. It is a relatively safe place to visit, with small petty crimes such as pickpockets and scammers making up the majority of crimes.
I liked the fact we were met at the airport and helped thru customs and getting a visa and then upon leaving taken to where we needed to go. Its always tough to figure out where everything is in a foreign airport when you do not travel much
We had a wonderful time and great memories. We felt safe the whole time and would recommend this trip to anyone of any age as long as you can walk a lot. They are with you from arrival to departure and any problems that arose the guides would try their best to solve. They also showed remarkable patience for other people in other groups we saw that were acting like idiots.
Took care of every single detail from prior to our arrival in Cario until we we're dropped of at the airport a week later.
Our hotels, tours, meals, and tour group we're all wonderful.
Our tour guide was wonderful!
The price was great and the people wonderful!
Anthony has been amazing throughout my planning of my tour. He has been very quick in replying to my emails and always answering with everything I wanted to know.
I look forward to hopefully planning my next trip through him next year!
I had an amazing time on the trip. Everything was incredibly well organized and planned out to a tee. Our tour guide, Big Mo, was amazing and super knowledgeable. I couldn't have imagined a better trip to Egypt!
Excellent
Amazing tour. Any issues we had were addressed in a timely fashion and the resolutions were satisfactory. My only complaint is the driver picking us up was late and none of the cell numbers worked when we tried to call and figure out what to do.
Time: GMT+3
Dial Code: +30
Area: 131,957 km2
Elevation: The lowest point in Greece is the Mediterranean Sea (at sea level) | The highest point in Greece is Mount Olympus at 2,917m high (9,570.21 ft.)
Population: 11,142,161 (2018)
Capital: Athens
Government: Parliamentary republic
Language: Greek
Officially named the Hellenic Republic, Greece was historically known as Hellas. This country is positioned in Southern Europe with a population of approximately 11 million people. The capital of Greece is Athens, which is the largest city followed by Thessaloniki.
Greece lies at the southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula with the Aegean Sea to the east of the mainland, the Ionian Sea to the west and the Cretan Sea and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. The country's coastline is the 11th longest in the world and features many islands. Mount Olympus is the highest peak at 2,918 metres, and 80% of the country's landscape is mountainous.
Regarded as the cradle of Western civilisation, Greece is seen as the origin of democracy, political science and the Olympic Games. The country has 18 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, which reflect Greece's rich history.
With an advanced high-income and a high standard of living, Greece is a democratic and advanced country as well as a founding member of the United Nations. It is also the largest economy in the Balkans. This popular holiday destination draws tourists from all over the world as a result of its notable cultural heritage, successful tourism industry, and appealing location.
The climate of Greece is mainly Mediterranean with mild, rainy winters and hot, dry summers. The more mountainous areas in the northwestern parts of Greece have an Alpine climate and experience heavy snowfall in the winter.
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