Located on the northeastern edge of Greece, the region encompasses three prefectures on Thrace and two on Eastern Macedonia. ...more
XANTHI - DRAMA - KAVALA - EVROS
Western Macedonia is a geographically isolated region, a fact that has had a negative impact on the area’s tourist development in contrast to the “sun-sea” pattern that has been dominating the sector for the past years.. ...more
FLORINA - KASTORIA
Epirus, also known as the “land of many bridges”, is made up of the prefectures of Arta, Thesprotia, Ioannina and Preveza and occupies the northwestern part of the Greek mainland. ...more
ARTA - PREVEZA
Thessaly, often called the breadbasket of Greece, is a region abundant in unspoilt forests, water areas, archaeological sites, villages with traditional architecture, ancient towns, Byzantine castles, monasteries and old churches. ...more
LARISSA - TRIKALA - MAGNESIA - KARDITSA
The North Sporades Islands group lies off the eastern shore of mainland Greece and consists of Skiathos, Skopelos and Alonnisos. These islands are characterized by dense vegetation and mountainous terrain and are world known as some of the bluest and cleanest seas one will ever come across and experience. ...more
Evia (Euboea), Greece’s second largest island was originally part of the country’s mainland, from which, according to legend, it was split with a blow from Poseidon’s trident. ...more
SKYROS
Central Greece has an abundance of resources that visitors with ecological and cultural interests will find attractive, marked by their wide variety, rareness and distinctiveness, found in areas many of which have already been placed under special protection. ...more
FOKIDA - FTHIOTIDA - EVRITANIA - KARPENISI
Tracing a ragged line down the west coast of Greece at no more than 30 km from the mainland, the Ionian Islands form an independent group of small and large islands, each with its own distinctive character. ...more
KEFALONIA AND ITHACA - CORFU - ZAKYNTHOS - LEFKADA
Named after Athena, goddess of wisdom and knowledge, Athens is generally considered to be the cradle of Western civilisation. With the earliest traces of settlement dated as far back as 5000 BC, Athens became the strongest Greek city-state around 500 BC ...more
The Gulf of Argosaronikos contains a cluster of small islands that can be fast and easily reached by hydrofoil from the port of Piraeus. Hydra, Spetses, Poros, Aegina, Agistri and Salamina, the largest of the Argosaronikos islands ...more
POROS
PELOPONNESE, an entire world that due to its multiform is open to all kinds of holidays all year round. From the peaceful seaside of the Corinthian gulf, to the long hot sandy beaches of the West coast, the charming castles, the mansions and the cottages ...more
ACHAIA - ILIA - ΜΕΣΣΗΝΙΑ - LAKONIA - ARCADIA - ARGOLIDA - KORINTHIA - KALAVRITA
The uniqueness of the Dodecanese variety in natural landscape, clean beaches, quaint settlements, historical monuments and modern Greek lifestyle have promoted the area to the most popular international destination in Greece.. ...more
The uniqueness of the Dodecanese variety in natural landscape, clean beaches, quaint settlements, historical monuments and modern Greek lifestyle have promoted the area to the most popular international destination in Greece.. ...more
RHODES - KALYMNOS - KOS - KARPATHOS
Laying at the point where the continents of Europe, Asia and Africa meet, Crete is the fifth largest island in the Mediterranean, crossed by imposing mountain-ranges, strewn with awe-inspiring gorges, featuring thousands of caves and above all blessed with probably the mildest climate in Europe. ...more
HERAKLION - LASSITHI - RETHYMNO