Walk among gods and legends in the land of Greece. Bask in the history of Athens, the allure of the islands, and the rich flavors of the Mediterranean.
Discover the Wonders Around Athens Athens is not only a city steeped in history, but also a strategic starting point for exploring the diverse and captivating landscapes that surround it. Whether you ...
Trip Overview: 10 Days in GreeceThis 10-day Greece itinerary is designed to balance history, island beauty, culture, and unforgettable scenery. The journey begins in Athens, where ancient landmarks su...
Although many restaurants in Greece accept cards, it's advisable to carry cash, especially if you plan on using buses. Tipping is often done in cash as well, since many places may not prompt you to add a tip when paying by card.
In Greece, particularly on the islands, the buses can be akin to charter buses or coach buses in the US. Tickets usually cost around 2 euros, and you can get change, so exact change is not necessary.
An international driver's permit used to be required for renting a car, but now Americans and Canadians can often rent with just their regular license. However, it's still advised to have the permit in case of a police stop.
If you miss a ferry or if it's canceled, you can e-mail for a refund. It's helpful to keep a record of your tickets.
The best times to visit Greece for fewer crowds are in May, June, and September, known as the shoulder season.
When looking for authentic Greek food, search for 'taverna' on Google Maps or TripAdvisor. Greek restaurants are often family-owned and offer a local dining experience.
If you plan to enjoy the nightlife in places like Mykonos, locals recommend starting your night out around 12 or 12:30 AM.
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