Athens
🗓 2 daysThe Acropolis, ancient agora and lively tavernas.
HistoryCulture
Where to go
Top places in Greece
The destinations worth building your trip around.
Start with the Acropolis in Athens, then sail into the Cyclades for the postcard islands of Santorini and Mykonos, or quieter gems like Naxos and Milos.
It's a place for ancient wonders, long lunches, beach days and some of the world's most famous sunsets.
The destinations worth building your trip around.
Ready-made routes — tap a duration to see the plan.
The Acropolis, ancient agora and lively tavernas.
Caldera views, blue domes and famous sunsets.
Beach clubs, windmills and nightlife.
The Acropolis, ancient agora and lively tavernas.
Caldera views, blue domes and famous sunsets.
Beach clubs, windmills and nightlife.
Beaches, gorges and Minoan ruins.
The Acropolis, ancient agora and lively tavernas.
Caldera views, blue domes and famous sunsets.
Beach clubs, windmills and nightlife.
Beaches, gorges and Minoan ruins.
Visa rules change frequently. Visa-exempt nationals will need ETIAS; others a Schengen visa. Always verify with the official Greece immigration / e-visa website before travelling.
The Parthenon crowning Athens.
The world's most famous sunset.
Ferry between the Cyclades' white-and-blue villages.
From Milos's moonscapes to Crete's pink sand.
Oracles, temples and mountain ruins.
Whitewashed cliff-top villages above a flooded volcanic caldera — the postcard island of the Cyclades.
A cliff-walled cove on Zakynthos with a 1980 shipwreck on the sand — reachable only by boat (cliff…
White-cube houses, windmills and party beaches on the Cycladic island that defines modern Greek glamour.
Six Byzantine monasteries balanced on 600-m sandstone pillars in central Greece — drive between viewpoints or hike up.
A cliff-walled beach on Lefkada with the bluest water in the Ionian — 80-step descent from a clifftop…
The largest Cycladic island — long sandy beaches, ancient marble portals and mountain villages free of Santorini's crowds.
A volcanic Cycladic island with white-rock beaches like Sarakiniko and 70+ coves you can only reach by boat.
Greece's highest peak (2,917 m) and the legendary home of the Olympian gods — refuge-based two-day climb from…
A Saronic-Gulf island where no cars are allowed — donkeys carry the bags from the ferry up cobbled…
A pirate-cove beach on Milos with white-rock arches and sea caves — boat-access only, day-cruises from Adamantas.
A Greek "Byzantine Gibraltar" — a rock town connected by a single causeway, no cars allowed inside the…
A central Cyclades island of marble villages and family-friendly beaches — quieter than Mykonos, easier than Santorini.
