PDF Button Exploring Greece with limited mobility doesn’t have to mean compromising on adventure, cultural immersion and fun. The country is known for its ancient ruins, breathtaking coastlines, rich history and vibrant culture and has many accessible destinations that cater to all visitors. From Athens’ Parthenon with its modern accessibility initiatives to the picturesque island of Santorini with its charming, wheelchair-friendly pathways, Greece is steadily becoming more inclusive for travelers with diverse mobility needs. Whether it’s savoring Greek cuisine at accessible tavernas or cru ..read more

PDF Button Thessaloniki (aka ‘Salonica’) is the second largest city in Greece and the capital of Macedonia, in the north of the country. It is a fascinating city, known for its rich history, diversity and great food and its a very affordable destination too. Its a place that really deserves three or four days to explore and some cruise companies such as  Celestyal, MSC Cruise and Royal Carribean have added it to some of their itineraries as its proven to be a popular choice! Read here about how to make the most of just one day in Thessaloniki. Where is Thessaloniki and what is it k ..read more

PDF Button Greece is a great place to shop; there are a lot of fantastic things, and many of them are very affordable. Chances are, some of the more expensive items you purchase can be even cheaper if you claim the tax back. Getting a VAT refund in  Greece, can be a straightforward process if you follow the required steps. Here is a detailed guide on how to claim your refund: PLANNING A TRIP TO GREECE? Whether you’ve been before or it’s your first time it can be hard to process all the information out there. Be sure to check out our complete Planning Guide as well as our FREE 13-page ..read more

PDF Button Discover the delights of Greece and Malta, two Mediterranean jewels known for their rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning natural beauty. Greece, with its ancient ruins, picturesque islands, and sun-kissed beaches, offers a perfect blend of historical exploration and seaside relaxation. Wander through the historic streets of Athens, marvel at the architectural wonder of the Parthenon, and soak in the breathtaking views of Santorini’s caldera. Malta, a tiny archipelago, boasts charming villages, crystal-clear waters, and a unique blend of influences from various civilizations ..read more

PDF Button Introduction These terms and conditions apply to the 100,000 Members Milestone Giveaway (the ‘Giveaway’) organized by Greece Travel Secrets for the Greece Travel Planning Facebook Group. By entering the Giveaway, you (“the Participant”) agree to be bound by these terms and conditions. Eligibility The Giveaway is open to individuals aged 18 years or older at the time of entry. Employees of the Organizer, their immediate family members, and anyone otherwise connected with the organization or judging of the Giveaway are not eligible to enter. Entry Period The Giveaway starts o ..read more

PDF Button Syros, the capital of the Cyclades, blends traditional Greek charm with a splash of sophistication. The island’s capital, Ermoupolis, is a marvel of neoclassical architecture, with grand mansions and a majestic town square that reflect its rich maritime history and European ancestors. Unlike its more tourist-heavy neighbors, Syros is a cosmopolitan destination with fascinating history, lovely beaches, charming villages, and a unique cultural tapestry. Due to the many things to do on Syros and the town hall, university, and hospital, it is also a year round destination with a very ..read more

PDF Button Ano Syros is a picturesque medieval settlement located on the island of Syros, part of the Cyclades group in the Aegean Sea, Greece. Established by the Venetians around the 13th century, it stands as a testament to the island’s rich historical tapestry, blending Byzantine, Venetian, and Cycladic influences. The town is characterized by its narrow, winding alleys, traditional whitewashed houses, and colorful doors, creating a charming and labyrinthine atmosphere that invites exploration. Further reading: A Visitors Guide to Syros Where is Ano Syros? Ano Syros is the hill on ..read more

PDF Button Many visitors to Greece like to choose an island, or even a few, that is close to other islands so they can do some great day trips. Many are well located for this, Naxos and Paros, for example, as there are several islands close to both that have frequent ferries. Santorini, however, is the southernmost island in the Cyclades group and is quite a distance from most of the other islands. Day trips from Santorini are possible but are limited to the following options: Further reading: Is Santorini worth it? 3 days in Santorini – a complete Itinerary Santorini with kids  PLANN ..read more

PDF Button Many visitors to Greece like to choose an island, or even a few, that is close to other islands so they can do some great day trips. Many are well located for this, Naxos and Paros, for example, as there are several islands close to both that have frequent ferries. Santorini, however, is the southernmost island in the Cyclades group and is quite a distance from most of the other islands. Day trips from Santorini are possible but are limited to the following options: Further reading: Is Santorini worth it? 3 days in Santorini – a complete Itinerary Santorini with kids  PLANN ..read more

PDF Button Nestled in the heart of the Ionian Sea, Corfu is a fascinating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. This enchanting Greek island, with its lush green landscapes, azure waters, and beaches ranging from pebbled coves to expansive sandy stretches, offers a haven for nature lovers and sun-seekers alike and there is a lot to see and do for all types of travellers. Even with just one day in Corfu people can have a very rich and satisfying experience. Corfu’s history has had contributions from numerous civilizations – the ancient Greeks, the Venetians, the French, and the Briti ..read more