Greek islands

One of the biggest benefits of a holiday in the Greek islands is its diversity. With more than 6,000 island (of which 227 are inhabited) to choose from, there’s always an island that meets your preferences. Whether you’re looking for popular destinations such as Crete, Santorini, or Mykonos, or prefer the more quiet and less well-known islands such as Milos and Naxos, there’s always an island that matches your taste.
In making the most of your holiday on the Greek islands, we recommend you to do some island hopping! Take the ferry or a domestic flight to easily hop from one island to another and experience several islands in one trip. This way you can enjoy the lively atmosphere of Mykonos and relax on the quiet beaches of Paros afterwards.

Adventure and relaxation in Chania, Crete

Crete is Greece’s largest island. It has a wonderful climate and you’ll never be short of things to do. Crete has dozens of coastal towns with sandy and pebble beaches and cosy harbours. It’s perfect for a beach holiday! The island has much to offer for nature lovers as well. Take a stroll through the Samaria Gorge or between the windmills on the Lassithi Plateau, or visit the Elafonisi view point. Chania itself is also a great place to stay. The Venetian atmosphere of the town will give you holiday vibes in no time! 

Samos - the emerald of the Aegean Sea

There’s a reason Samos is called the emerald - a green jewel - island: it’s a lush green island with beautiful bays and beaches. The island lies just off the coast of Turkey and is not only perfect for sunbathing near the sea, it’s also great for hiking in the mountains. You’ll find hiking trails through green forests with flowing creeks. Or you can visit one of the quaint towns to enjoy a glass of the famous sweet wine, which is produced in Samos.

The world’s most beautiful beach of Zakynthos

Zakynthos has the world’s most beautiful beach! Beach Navagio has pure white sand, it’s surrounded by enormous rocks, and is home to an old ship wreck. If that’s not spectacular enough for you, you can do some proper diving in Zakynthos, and see turtles! Want to relax on a terrace? Visit the islet Cameo. From the city Agios Sostis you’ll cross a wooden bridge by foot to this mysterious islet. And once you’re there, try frikania, the ultimate Zakynthos dessert.

Versatile Corfu

For romantic beaches, vast green forests, and traditional Greek villages, you’re in the right place on Corfu. Visit the Achillion palace, the Paleokastritsa monastery, look at beautiful vistas from the Pantokrator mountain, and more importantly, enjoy the scrumptious Greek cuisine.

Picture-perfect Santorini

Almost everyone is familiar with them: the white houses of the capital Thira that are situated on a 300-metres high and steep cliff. But the island of Santorini has more to offer than just its iconic architecture. The nature is volcanic, and there are plenty of sandy beaches with black-grey lava sand. Do visit the most well-known village Oia.