Greece is the cradle of Western civilization and one of the most romantic destinations on earth. With over 6,000 islands (only 227 inhabited), ancient archaeological sites, and some of the best food in the Mediterranean, Greece offers an irresistible combination of history, culture, and natural beauty. Watch the sunset from Santorini's caldera, explore the Acropolis at dawn, island-hop through the Cyclades, or simply enjoy fresh seafood at a taverna overlooking the Aegean.
Iconic white-washed villages, caldera sunsets from Oia, volcanic beaches, and wine from ancient Assyrtiko grapes.
The Acropolis and Parthenon, Plaka neighborhood, Monastiraki flea market, and 3,000 years of visible history.
Windmills, Little Venice, vibrant nightlife, pristine beaches, and a cosmopolitan energy like nowhere else.
Greece's largest island — Knossos palace, Samaria Gorge, pink sand Elafonissi beach, and incredible Cretan cuisine.
Six monasteries perched impossibly atop towering rock pillars — a UNESCO site that defies belief.
Medieval Old Town (UNESCO), Valley of Butterflies, ancient Lindos acropolis, and a vibrant harbor.
Venetian old town, emerald waters, Achilleion Palace, and lush olive groves on the Ionian coast.
The largest Cycladic island — Apollo's Gate, long sandy beaches, mountain villages, and local cheese trails.
The ancient Oracle of Delphi, considered the center of the world by ancient Greeks — a mystical mountain site.
Navagio (Shipwreck) Beach — the most photographed beach in Greece, plus Blue Caves and loggerhead turtles.
Where Venus de Milo was found. Sarakiniko's lunar white rock beach and 70+ beaches in every color imaginable.
Greece's second city — White Tower, Byzantine churches, incredible food scene, and vibrant nightlife.
Car-free island where donkeys are the taxis — stone mansions, artists' colony, and Leonard Cohen's old home.