Greece
Clear azure waters and a warm welcome…
Greece has 6,000 islands with so many to choose from you will be spoilt for choice.
Both the mainland and the islands have so much to offer from larger cosmopolitan islands such as Rhodes and Crete to quieter typically Greek resorts as Simi, Naxos and Thasos.
Wherever you choose you will find unspoilt beaches, whitewashed houses and a friendly welcome.
Come and see us and let us find the perfect resort for you in what must be one of the most beautiful locations in Europe.
Greece
Duncan’s tip: Late September offers a comfortable temperature on average 28 degrees with warm sea temperatures to tempt you to take a dip after exploring the many fascinating sites to be found all across Greece.
Evenings can be spent relaxing in a friendly taverna watching the sun go down, enjoying the local wine and sampling the fresh caught seafood and Greek specialities.
Rhodes
Enjoying over 300 days of sunshine a year Rhodes offers a rich blend of classical history, stunning scenery, glorious beaches and age-old Greek traditions.
Rhodes Old Town is designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. Lindos is one of the most popular resorts in Rhodes providing a picturesque setting with excellent waterfront Tavernas, roof top restaurants and colourful shops, to be found within a labyrinth of narrow alleyways.
Crete
One of the largest Greek Islands Crete offers a mix of gorgeous sandy beaches and diverse landscapes.
Crete is an island that provides impressive mountains, deep gorges and welcoming picturesque harbours. A perfect holiday destination for those looking for adventure or a relaxed vibe; which makes it popular with families and couples alike.
Corfu
Corfu is the ultimate Greek getaway with secret coves, olive groves and bustling beach resorts.
The main resorts include Sidari and Kassiopi in the north and lively Kavos in the south. Elegant Corfu Town is the place to visit for a pinch of history or just to sit with a coffee and watch the world go by.
Santorini
The most famous town and capital of the island is Fira, a vision of pristine whitewashed buildings, clinging precariously to the hillside offering spectacular views.
This island is renowned for its unique volcanic beauty and spectacular sunsets. Santorini is blessed with some world class hotels making it a perfect destination for a romantic break, wedding or honeymoon. Dark sandy beaches and tranquil seas make it perfect for Watersport enthusiasts.
Mykonos
Whitewashed villages, boutique hotels and designer shops lie side by side with a vibrant cosmopolitan party scene.
Beaches with names such as Paradise and Super Paradise are perfect places to spend long sunny days. After dark Mykonos town comes alive with cocktail bars, restaurants and party venues that attract the Jet set to back packers alike. Mykonos has it All!
Kos
With ancient sites and rich history Kos is famous for one of Greece’s most important archaeological sites- a healing centre containing temples. No wonder then that Kos has a number of wellness focused hotels and facilities.
Larger busy beach resorts make the most of the turquoise blue seas and sandy beaches in the south, while the northern shores offer more tranquillity.
Zakinthos
largest of the Ionian islands also known as Zante
Symi
one of the gems of the Dodecanese island chain, this port appears to have popped out of a painting
Kefalonia
located in the heart of the Ionian Sea filming location of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin
Skopelos
best Greek island for fans of Mama Mia
Hydra
easily accessible from Athens forms part of the Saronic islands where people get a round at a leisurely pace on donkeys
Thasos
nestled in the North Agean Sea and dates back to the Stone Age
How to choose a Greek Island
Best for Party goers
Mykonos
Best for Beaches
Kefalonia and Crete
Best for Honeymoons
Santorini
Best for Adventure
Kos
Best for Singles/ Groups
Zakinthos / Mykonos
Best for history
Rhodes
Best for Families
Crete/ Corfu/ Rhodes
Best of All
You decide …