Travel in Greece
Tailor-made

Between the Aegean Sea and Ancient Heritage

Silvery olive trees sway in the sea breeze while monastery bells ring out from cliffs. Greece unfolds its landscapes between the cobalt blue of the Aegean Sea and the immaculate white of Cycladic villages, where every stone tells three millennia of history. From the paved streets of Athens to the terraces of Santorini facing the sunset, the country reveals a way of life where ancient philosophy mingles with warm hospitality.

Your local English-speaking agent designs an itinerary that matches your desires: contemplating the masterpieces of the Parthenon, sailing between islands with crystal-clear waters, or discovering the suspended monasteries of Meteora. Each day adapts to your pace, far from set tours.

What absolutely must you see in Greece?

Athens stands with its Acropolis facing the rising sun, guardian of the Agora where Socrates taught. The Cyclades string their islands like pearls: Mykonos and its windmills overlooking turquoise waters, Santorini and its white villages clinging to the volcanic caldera. To the north, the Meteora suspend their Byzantine monasteries between sky and earth, while Delphi reveals its mysteries in a natural amphitheater of mountains. Crete, the cradle of Minoan civilization, alternates the ancient palaces of Knossos with pink sand beaches.

What type of trip should you choose?

A stay of 10 to 15 days allows you to explore Athens and 2 to 3 islands in depth, while three weeks open the doors to the mainland and the archipelago. History enthusiasts favor the Athens-Delphi-Meteora combination, while food and wine lovers head towards island hopping in the Cyclades. Budget €2,800 per person for a high-end trip combining cultural sites and island relaxation, with charming accommodations and private excursions.