Attica, Peloponnese, Central Greece, Thessaly, Macedonia, Epirus, Thrace

The major city in Attica is Athens, the capital of Greece and the historical capital of Europe. It is one of the world’s oldest cities bridging ancient history with modern civilization. The city of culture and art, the center of the ancient world with an abundance of historical landmarks, museums, sites and attractions. A vibrant city filled with cafes, shops, restaurants, bars and clubs, with local flavours and scents, evoking the true sense of Hellenic hospitality. The Parthenon, the Acropolis museum, the temple of the Olympian Zeus, the ancient Greek and Roman Agora, Syntagma square, the neighbourhoods of Psyri, Plaka, Monastiraki, Kolonaki and Voukourestiou are only few of the places you must visit to get a true sense of the city’s majesty. Moving towards the suburbs you’ll have the opportunity to encounter the authentic port of Piraeus, the cosmopolitan Athenian Riviera and Cape Sounio, passing many beautiful towns and gorgeous beaches along the way. Your journey in Greece has just began…let’s move ahead.

A treasure land filled with natural wonders, monuments, archaeological sites and attractions that cannot be missed. Unravel the secrets of the past, marvel the contrasting landscapes, the gorgeous beaches and mountains, forests and rivers, the castles and unique settlements with century old culture and traditions. Visit the Corinth canal, the ancient Greek theatre of Epidaurus, the palace of Mycenae, the medieval cities of Mystra and Monemvasia, the ruins of Sparta, the historical town of Mani, ancient Olympia, birthplace of the Olympic games, the archaeological site of Tiryns, the seaport town of Nafplio and the modern city of Kalamata.

An all-season destination always ready to mesmerize with its gorgeous beaches, scenic seaside and mountain villages, ski resorts, gorgeous landscapes, hiking trails and island charms. Visit the legendary oracle of Delphi, the cosmopolitan town of Arachova and ski center of Parnassos, the picturesque port town of Galaxidi, the mountains of Karpenisi and discover the scintillating beaches and breath-taking landscapes of the islands of Evia and Skyros. Learn about the region’s customs and traditions and savour the most mouth-watering local flavours.

A land of myths and legends, the land of Achilles, Asclepius and mythical Centaurus, the land of the Greek Gods. From Mt. Olympus to Mount Pelion, the valley of Tempi, lake Plastira and the UNESCO World heritage site of Meteora with the 6 byzantine monasteries on top of the towering stone pillars, the region is filled with wonders. Visit the cities of Larisa, Volos, Trikala and Karditsa, the twenty-nine Natura 2000 protected areas spread throughout, the beautiful islands of Northern Sporades along with the marine park of Alonissos, the rivers, the caves and wondrous beaches.

Yet, another land, blessed by the Gods of Mt.Olympus, a land of incredible beauty and ever-changing landscapes, of snowy mountains such as Mt. Pangaio, Kaimaktsalan and Falakro, glorious beaches, cosmopolitan cities and islands, plateaus, rivers like Axios, Aliakmonas, Strymonas, Nestos, Edessa’s waterfalls, wetlands and habitats of rare fauna and flora, lakes like Kerkini, Small and Great Prespa, towns and villages of extraordinary beauty. The capital of Macedonia and cultural capital of Greece is the city of Thessaloniki that has risen from its turbulent past and has become a sought-after destination. A city where culture, heritage, art and gastronomy collide to please and heighten all senses. With over 30 museums, numerous historical sights and attractions, impressive churches such as Agios Demitrios and Agia Sofia, the White tower, the famous promenade facing the Thermaikos gulf and the beautiful beaches, Thessaloniki is a city for all tastes and preferences. Moving further north to the paradisiacal region of Halkidiki and Mount Athos with the world renowned Agion Oros Monastery more beauties, traditions and historical treasures unfold. The sprawling beaches, crystalline waters and mouth-watering local gastronomy are alone a reason to visit Halkidiki. Other areas worth visiting are Kastoria, Kavala, Serres, Drama, Kozani, Veria, Katerini and many more as well as the first capital of Macedonia, Vergina, now considered one of the most important archaeological sites in the area and all over Greece due to the findings of ancient ruins from the Palace of Aigai and the subterranean museum of the Royal Tombs including the tomb of King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great.

Lose yourself amidst the mountains, the rivers and the Ionian sea, the bridges, enchanting seaside and mountain villages, fertile plains and valleys, the virgin forests and dragon lakes and embrace the local traditions and culture. From Preveza and Arta to Igoumenitsa and Ioannina and the picturesque villages of Zachorochoria get ready to please your senses with the most magical sceneries, flavours, and aromas.

A pristine land filled with natural treasures, the Rodopi mountain range, the island of Samothraki, the rivers of Evros and Nestos, the lakes of Vistonida and Ismarida and countless wetlands, forests with dense vegetation, fertile valleys and sprawling beaches. In this region of Greece you will encounter the peaceful coexistence of the Christian and Muslim world as well as a great number of archeological sites influenced by many cultures. Worth visiting are the towns of Xanthi, Komotini and Alexandroupoli.