Ultra Luxury Greece Holidays
For party animals and adrenaline junkies, there is a treasure trove of opportunity here, from the bars and casinos found on island resorts such as Mykonos and Rhodes to watersports at any decent beach. Walking holidays in Greece offer everything from stunning views from the country’s cliffs and hilltops to peaceful strolls through lush valleys such as Epta Piges and Phocis, with ancient monuments and charming villages at every turn.
One of the most iconic features of Greece is its well-preserved glimpse into Ancient Civilization. One of the best places to observe this is Athens, the country's capital. Climb Mount Lycabettus or the Acropolis and observe the whole city spread out below you or meander around the ancient Agora, where fully-restored stoa houses and the Temple of Hephaestus offer a chance to see an almost complete temple from 400BCE.
Athens is a vibrant destination with plenty of boutiques and restaurants to satisfy your shopping cravings and supply you with plenty of trinkets and souvenirs. The district of Monastiraki is the principal shopping area for curious tourists with its streets packed full of cafés and independent shops. Other towns across the country offer equally vibrant streets and markets, from Thessaloniki’s Tsimiski Street to the seafront boutiques of Santorini and Kalamata.
For party animals and adrenaline junkies, there is a treasure trove of opportunity here, from the bars and casinos found on island resorts such as Mykonos and Rhodes to watersports at any decent beach. Walking holidays in Greece offer everything from stunning views from the country’s cliffs and hilltops to peaceful strolls through lush valleys such as Epta Piges and Phocis, with ancient monuments and charming villages at every turn.
One of the most iconic features of Greece is its well-preserved glimpse into Ancient Civilization. One of the best places to observe this is Athens, the country's capital. Climb Mount Lycabettus or the Acropolis and observe the whole city spread out below you or meander around the ancient Agora, where fully-restored stoa houses and the Temple of Hephaestus offer a chance to see an almost complete temple from 400BCE.
Athens is a vibrant destination with plenty of boutiques and restaurants to satisfy your shopping cravings and supply you with plenty of trinkets and souvenirs. The district of Monastiraki is the principal shopping area for curious tourists with its streets packed full of cafés and independent shops. Other towns across the country offer equally vibrant streets and markets, from Thessaloniki’s Tsimiski Street to the seafront boutiques of Santorini and Kalamata.
For party animals and adrenaline junkies, there is a treasure trove of opportunity here, from the bars and casinos found on island resorts such as Mykonos and Rhodes to watersports at any decent beach. Walking holidays in Greece offer everything from stunning views from the country’s cliffs and hilltops to peaceful strolls through lush valleys such as Epta Piges and Phocis, with ancient monuments and charming villages at every turn.
One of the most iconic features of Greece is its well-preserved glimpse into Ancient Civilization. One of the best places to observe this is Athens, the country's capital. Climb Mount Lycabettus or the Acropolis and observe the whole city spread out below you or meander around the ancient Agora, where fully-restored stoa houses and the Temple of Hephaestus offer a chance to see an almost complete temple from 400BCE.
Athens is a vibrant destination with plenty of boutiques and restaurants to satisfy your shopping cravings and supply you with plenty of trinkets and souvenirs. The district of Monastiraki is the principal shopping area for curious tourists with its streets packed full of cafés and independent shops. Other towns across the country offer equally vibrant streets and markets, from Thessaloniki’s Tsimiski Street to the seafront boutiques of Santorini and Kalamata.
From the golden sunsets of Santorini to the windmills of Mykonos, Greece has 227 inhabited islands each with a distinct character and endless adventures. Which one will you choose?
island Holidays
From the golden sunsets of Santorini to the windmills of Mykonos, Greece has 227 inhabited islands each with a distinct character and endless adventures. Which one will you choose?
If sand between your toes and lapping waves are calling your name, Greece has one of the longest coastlines in the world. Favourite beaches include Chania, Lefkada and Milos.
pristine Beaches
If sand between your toes and lapping waves are calling your name, Greece has one of the longest coastlines in the world. Favourite beaches include Chania, Lefkada and Milos.
Whether you're looking for the perfect family holiday, seeking a romantic break as a couple or craving history, culture and nature, you'll find what you're looking for in Greece.
Adventures for Everyone
Whether you're looking for the perfect family holiday, seeking a romantic break as a couple or craving history, culture and nature, you'll find what you're looking for in Greece.
Greece Holiday Destinations
Greece Holiday Destinations
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Grecotel LUXME White Palace
Rethymnon, Crete
Grecotel LUXME White Palace's signature all-white decor and contemporary style bring glamour to a resort brimming with pleasure. Sprawled on the seafront in Rethymnon, Crete, it has plenty for kids and big kids alike.
Grecotel LUXME White Palace's signature all-white decor and contemporary style bring glamour to a resort brimming with pleasure. Sprawled on the seafront in Rethymnon, Crete, it has plenty for kids and big kids alike.
Grecotel LUXME White Palace's signature all-white decor and contemporary style bring glamour to a resort brimming with pleasure. Sprawled on the seafront in Rethymnon, Crete, it has plenty for kids and big kids alike.
Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge
Mykonos Town, Mykonos
Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a fashionable resort just outside Mykonos town. It has just 35 suites and villas, fine dining venues, a world-class spa and an infinity pool with jaw-dropping sea views.
Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a fashionable resort just outside Mykonos town. It has just 35 suites and villas, fine dining venues, a world-class spa and an infinity pool with jaw-dropping sea views.
Bill & Coo Suites and Lounge is a fashionable resort just outside Mykonos town. It has just 35 suites and villas, fine dining venues, a world-class spa and an infinity pool with jaw-dropping sea views.
NOŪS Santorini
Santorini, Greece
NOŪS Santorini is a unique design-led hotel with minimalist, thoughtfully curated decor and artwork. It offers a holistic spa, vitamin bar and suites and bungalows with private pools all set within lush, tranquil gardens.
NOŪS Santorini is a unique design-led hotel with minimalist, thoughtfully curated decor and artwork. It offers a holistic spa, vitamin bar and suites and bungalows with private pools all set within lush, tranquil gardens.
NOŪS Santorini is a unique design-led hotel with minimalist, thoughtfully curated decor and artwork. It offers a holistic spa, vitamin bar and suites and bungalows with private pools all set within lush, tranquil gardens.
Ikos Olivia
Gerakini, Halkidiki
Fronted by the golden sands of Halkidiki in Northern Greece, Ikos Olivia is an award-winning all-inclusive family resort. Spanning 22 acres of lush gardens, it features suites, bungalows and rooms in an intimate setting.
Fronted by the golden sands of Halkidiki in Northern Greece, Ikos Olivia is an award-winning all-inclusive family resort. Spanning 22 acres of lush gardens, it features suites, bungalows and rooms in an intimate setting.
Fronted by the golden sands of Halkidiki in Northern Greece, Ikos Olivia is an award-winning all-inclusive family resort. Spanning 22 acres of lush gardens, it features suites, bungalows and rooms in an intimate setting.
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Mainland Greece
Mainland Greece is a diverse part of the Mediterranean. Discover the buzzing cities of Athens and Thessaloniki, immerse yourself in the rugged beauty of the Peloponnese and relax on the coast in Costa Navarino.
Porto Sani
Part of Sani Resort, Porto Sani is an all-suite hotel with a private beach, kids' club and creche plus access to restaurants and facilities across the resort complex. It's the perfect Halkidiki family holiday.
Sani Club
Sani Club is a hotel within the wider Sani Resort in Halkidiki. Surrounded by forest and lapped by the Aegean, it's a tranquil escape for nature lovers with access to facilities across the resort.
Santa Marina, A Luxury Collection Resort, Mykonos
Santa Marina, A Luxury Collection Resort, Mykonos is a chic beach resort just 10 minutes from the airport and Mykonos town. It's the only luxury resort on the island with an exclusive private beach.
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Greece In A Nutshell
Greek cuisine is a favourite the world over. While some dishes like moussaka or souvlaki are international favourites, Greece’s gastronomy offers far more than the few dishes that have made their way around the globe, so be sure to try something new and broaden your culinary horizons when you sit down to dinner. If you have a sweet tooth, try some traditional pastries and desserts like Loukamades, pieces of dough fried similarly to doughnuts.
Greece has produced some of the most exquisite wines and spirits, from aniseed-flavoured ouzo to Cretan brandy known as tsikoudia. Retsina Wine is a speciality, particularly in the region around Athens, and its sweet flavour comes from the pine resin traditionally used to seal the bottles. For less intoxicating tipples, fresh mint tea is delicious as is portokalada, a sparkling drink made with squeezed orange juice.
Soak Up The Culture
Greece has been a heartland of culture for over three millennia, with civilisations leaving their indelible mark from the ancient Mycenaeans to the Ottoman Empire. For ancient ruins, Athens is an absolute must, with its iconic Acropolis and Parthenon. Other parts of the country are also packed full of cultural treasures, with the Asclepeion at Epidaurus, Knossos Palace on Crete and the Temple of Poseidon on Cape Sounion.
On Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes is a stunning medieval fortress that towers over Rhodes Town, and at Corinth, a trek up to the fortress at Acrocorinth will provide astounding views from the Corinthian Gulf to the Aegean. In Halkidiki, Vatopedi and Simonopetra monasteries are marvellous examples of Byzantine and Frankish architecture, while the former Venetian strongholds of Methoni, Chalcis and Corcyra are all picturesque towns that provide the perfect setting for a day of exploration.
Life’s A Beach
Culture and food aside, everyone loves Greece for the acres and acres of pristine shorelines. Head to the Aegean archipelagos of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, where Mykonos, Kos, Rhodes and Santorini, as well as countless others, offer you days of relaxation in the sun.
On the Greek mainland, you can find just as many gorgeous beaches, and at the Costa Navarino on the Peloponnese, a vibrant resort has recently sprung up to take advantage of the serene part of the coastline. On the opposite side of the peninsula, a 20-mile length of sand stretches around the Argolic Gulf from Kiveri to Drepano past the old Greek capital Nafplio. At Tolon, the beach is so smooth and the tide so minimal that it’s used as a major thoroughfare, and many hotels and restaurants can only be accessed from it.
Though the Mediterranean’s minimal tides mean surfing is generally not on the cards, wakeboarding, kitesurfing, windsurfing, sailing and water-skiing are all available from beaches around the country, such as at Prasonisi in Rhodes, Tsilivi in Zakynthos, and Lagomandra in Halkidiki.
Greek cuisine is a favourite the world over. While some dishes like moussaka or souvlaki are international favourites, Greece’s gastronomy offers far more than the few dishes that have made their way around the globe, so be sure to try something new and broaden your culinary horizons when you sit down to dinner. If you have a sweet tooth, try some traditional pastries and desserts like Loukamades, pieces of dough fried similarly to doughnuts.
Greece has produced some of the most exquisite wines and spirits, from aniseed-flavoured ouzo to Cretan brandy known as tsikoudia. Retsina Wine is a speciality, particularly in the region around Athens, and its sweet flavour comes from the pine resin traditionally used to seal the bottles. For less intoxicating tipples, fresh mint tea is delicious as is portokalada, a sparkling drink made with squeezed orange juice.
Soak Up The Culture
Greece has been a heartland of culture for over three millennia, with civilisations leaving their indelible mark from the ancient Mycenaeans to the Ottoman Empire. For ancient ruins, Athens is an absolute must, with its iconic Acropolis and Parthenon. Other parts of the country are also packed full of cultural treasures, with the Asclepeion at Epidaurus, Knossos Palace on Crete and the Temple of Poseidon on Cape Sounion.
On Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes is a stunning medieval fortress that towers over Rhodes Town, and at Corinth, a trek up to the fortress at Acrocorinth will provide astounding views from the Corinthian Gulf to the Aegean. In Halkidiki, Vatopedi and Simonopetra monasteries are marvellous examples of Byzantine and Frankish architecture, while the former Venetian strongholds of Methoni, Chalcis and Corcyra are all picturesque towns that provide the perfect setting for a day of exploration.
Life’s A Beach
Culture and food aside, everyone loves Greece for the acres and acres of pristine shorelines. Head to the Aegean archipelagos of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, where Mykonos, Kos, Rhodes and Santorini, as well as countless others, offer you days of relaxation in the sun.
On the Greek mainland, you can find just as many gorgeous beaches, and at the Costa Navarino on the Peloponnese, a vibrant resort has recently sprung up to take advantage of the serene part of the coastline. On the opposite side of the peninsula, a 20-mile length of sand stretches around the Argolic Gulf from Kiveri to Drepano past the old Greek capital Nafplio. At Tolon, the beach is so smooth and the tide so minimal that it’s used as a major thoroughfare, and many hotels and restaurants can only be accessed from it.
Though the Mediterranean’s minimal tides mean surfing is generally not on the cards, wakeboarding, kitesurfing, windsurfing, sailing and water-skiing are all available from beaches around the country, such as at Prasonisi in Rhodes, Tsilivi in Zakynthos, and Lagomandra in Halkidiki.
Greek cuisine is a favourite the world over. While some dishes like moussaka or souvlaki are international favourites, Greece’s gastronomy offers far more than the few dishes that have made their way around the globe, so be sure to try something new and broaden your culinary horizons when you sit down to dinner. If you have a sweet tooth, try some traditional pastries and desserts like Loukamades, pieces of dough fried similarly to doughnuts.
Greece has produced some of the most exquisite wines and spirits, from aniseed-flavoured ouzo to Cretan brandy known as tsikoudia. Retsina Wine is a speciality, particularly in the region around Athens, and its sweet flavour comes from the pine resin traditionally used to seal the bottles. For less intoxicating tipples, fresh mint tea is delicious as is portokalada, a sparkling drink made with squeezed orange juice.
Soak Up The Culture
Greece has been a heartland of culture for over three millennia, with civilisations leaving their indelible mark from the ancient Mycenaeans to the Ottoman Empire. For ancient ruins, Athens is an absolute must, with its iconic Acropolis and Parthenon. Other parts of the country are also packed full of cultural treasures, with the Asclepeion at Epidaurus, Knossos Palace on Crete and the Temple of Poseidon on Cape Sounion.
On Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes is a stunning medieval fortress that towers over Rhodes Town, and at Corinth, a trek up to the fortress at Acrocorinth will provide astounding views from the Corinthian Gulf to the Aegean. In Halkidiki, Vatopedi and Simonopetra monasteries are marvellous examples of Byzantine and Frankish architecture, while the former Venetian strongholds of Methoni, Chalcis and Corcyra are all picturesque towns that provide the perfect setting for a day of exploration.
Life’s A Beach
Culture and food aside, everyone loves Greece for the acres and acres of pristine shorelines. Head to the Aegean archipelagos of the Cyclades and the Dodecanese, where Mykonos, Kos, Rhodes and Santorini, as well as countless others, offer you days of relaxation in the sun.
On the Greek mainland, you can find just as many gorgeous beaches, and at the Costa Navarino on the Peloponnese, a vibrant resort has recently sprung up to take advantage of the serene part of the coastline. On the opposite side of the peninsula, a 20-mile length of sand stretches around the Argolic Gulf from Kiveri to Drepano past the old Greek capital Nafplio. At Tolon, the beach is so smooth and the tide so minimal that it’s used as a major thoroughfare, and many hotels and restaurants can only be accessed from it.
Though the Mediterranean’s minimal tides mean surfing is generally not on the cards, wakeboarding, kitesurfing, windsurfing, sailing and water-skiing are all available from beaches around the country, such as at Prasonisi in Rhodes, Tsilivi in Zakynthos, and Lagomandra in Halkidiki.
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