Loaded with fantastic historical sites, stunning beaches, magical islands, architectural wonders, and exquisite natural beauty, Greece is indeed a favorite for many tourists. Whether you are looking for a relaxing seaside vacation, breathtaking adventure, or wholesome cultural experiences, Greece has something for everyone. Here is our Greece travel guide that offers all the information you will need to fully enjoy your holiday in this beautiful country.
Start with our ultimate tips on planning a trip to Greece and then find out how many days to spend in Greece. Would 7 days in Greece be enough to take in the beauty of Athens, hop around all the amazing islands, and explore the ruins of Olympia? Perhaps you would prefer to spend 10 days in Greece to explore vibrant Thessaloniki, go temple hopping in Delphi, and have other unforgettable experiences.
Find out if you would rather enjoy the winter wonderland Greece in December, or the warm weather and stunning ambiance of Greece in November. And here is where you can read about the best time to visit Greece.
No doubt, there are a lot of things to consider and places to visit on your trip to Greece. But that is why we are here for you. We have a variety of Greece trips and tours on offer, and our experienced local travel guides are always on hand to help plan you're itinerary and make the most of your trip.
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Quick facts about Greece
Athens is the capital city of Greece. The city dates back to about 3,400 years ago, making it the oldest in Europe.
131,957 km². About 17 percent of the total size of Greece is island territory. Ferries are readily available to move from island to island, while the well-developed public transportation system makes getting around on the mainland a breeze.
The Greece country code 30 allows you to call Greece from another nation. After the IDD, dial Greece phone code 30. Greece international dialing 30 is followed by an area code.
Greece uses the Euro (€). Banks, ATMs, and currency exchange booths are available all over the country. Most Greek service providers do not accept the American dollar, but you can always use your card to make payments.
The International Airport of Athens is the main airport in Greece, serving both international and local travelers. It is located within 33km of the city center. Code: ATH. Closest city: Athens.
As part of the Schengen zone, most travelers can enter Greece for up to 90 days without a visa. Some nationalities, however, do need a Schengen visa. We recommend checking your country’s travel advisories before booking a trip.
The official language of Greece is Greek, though the country has about 24 spoken languages. English is widely spoken in major cities across the country. Learning a few native words and phrases also goes a long way. Start with ‘Chairete’, a customary local greeting.
112 is the number to call in case of an emergency.
For all its pretty islands and beaches, 80 percent of Greece is made up of mountains. So, if you like long challenging hikes, you are visiting the right place. Just remember to pack your gear.
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