Crystal-clear sea, breathtaking beaches, good food and fun, all combined with a relaxing pace. This is Greece, with its 227 islands, jewels of nature, each unique in its own way. There is something for everyone, with the certainty that your holiday in Greece will be unforgettable!
But which are the most beautiful Greek islands? From the Caribbean beaches of Crete to the endless nights of Mykonos, from the romance of Santorini to the Italian flavour of Rhodes, each destination will steal your heart.
In Corfu, Greece is mirrored in Italy, with a hint of France and a touch of Britain: every glimpse of the old town will intoxicate you with history. Corfu, the most northerly of the Ionian Islands, will enchant you with its nature: it is the quintessential green Mediterranean island, full of 3 million olive trees, and will bewitch you with its small rocky coves, very often only accessible by boat, but also with its unspoilt sandy bays.
Corfu is a versatile island popular with tourists, and is ideal for young people, couples or groups of friends, and families.
Santorini is one of Greece’s most famous islands, shaped by the volcano into a surreal crescent embracing the sea. Each beach on Santorini has special characteristics that make them unique and exceptional. The shiny black pebbles, white, black and red sand make up an unforgettable backdrop. Most beaches are well organised and offer sunbeds, umbrellas and various water sports.
The characteristic white Cycladic houses will let you discover their treasures little by little and the sunsets will leave you breathless.
Kos is one of the pearls of the Aegean Sea, running from west to east, making it one of the most international resorts in Greece. In addition to being rich in history, second only to Rhodes in terms of the importance of its archaeological sites, Kos, almost entirely flat, is a cyclist’s paradise. It is possible to rent a bicycle for a few euros a day and the trails are well maintained.
It is a major destination for Europeans and is one of the meccas of nightlife: once the sun goes down, the party starts and never seems to end. The long beaches are ideal for families with children, but also for all those who like to be by the sea without sacrificing comfort.
In Rhodes, a favourite destination among European tourists, one must think big: its medieval old town, over 2,000 years of history and heavenly beaches will do the rest.
It is a destination that attracts thousands of tourists every year: families, couples and singles all love the island for its combination of sunshine, nature, crystal-clear sea, archaeological monuments, relaxation, water sports, nightlife and laid-back lifestyle. On Rhodes, everything is possible except boredom.
Mykonos never sleeps. Considered by all to be the Greek Ibiza, it is certainly the most famous and expensive island not only in the Cyclades but in the whole of Greece.
In Mykonos, you will have to juggle between trendy nightclubs on the beaches, quiet taverns to the most outrageous parties. Fun is the watchword, but without neglecting the crystal-clear sea and picturesque villages, all ingredients for an unforgettable holiday. Easy to reach with direct flights from almost all airports.
Zakynthos is a favourite destination for British tourists, which makes it very lively: it is the southernmost of the Ionian islands and is characterised by strong contrasts. Rocky, with steep cliffs and lush nature, and rich in sandy beaches, where traditional Greek life flows in perfect harmony with a modern tourist offer.
Sophisticated and cosmopolitan, and much loved by Greek travellers, Skiathos is a lush green island full of tavernas, bars and tourist facilities. With more than 60 sandy beaches, almost all of them equipped, it offers the possibility of numerous excursions, various water sports and a brilliant nightlife. On Skiathos is Koukounaries beach, judged the 7th best beach in the world and the best in Greece.
With oriental flavours, Samos offers tropical beaches and great food. It is a green island that combines hills and sea in a fascinating landscape. Vineyards and olive groves are the real wealth of Samos, with the autochthonous muscat wine being the island’s main product, known and appreciated since antiquity.
Crete is the largest island in Greece and here you can indulge your every desire. The crystal-clear beaches will charm you and the rugged mountains, dotted with caves and gorges, will amaze you. Traditional cuisine, villages, archaeology and history will do the rest.
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