Travel Packages in Greece

Travel Packages in Greece

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Tour Packages to Greece

Tour Packages to Greece

Are you planning a trip to Greece? Visit the Ootlah website to look for Greece vacation packages at affordable prices. Choose from a variety of Greece travel packages that capture the country's character, rich history, and beautiful landscapes.

There are prominent monuments and ruins, beaches, resort towns, and places to stop by for a genuine Greek dinner in each of the Grecian cities. Greece, located in Southeastern Europe, is considered the cradle of Western civilization and the birthplace of Western philosophy, literature, theatre, democracy, the Olympic Games, and several important scientific and mathematical principles. Greece is historically and culturally rich, with some magnificent architectural landmarks.

Greece, on the southern extremity of the Balkans, lies at the crossroads of Europe, Africa, and Asia, sharing land boundaries with Turkey to the northeast, Albania to the northwest, and Bulgaria and North Macedonia to the north, with Athens as its capital.

A vacation to Greece will reveal some amazing historical monuments spanning four millennia, sun-drenched beaches lapped by the Aegean (to the east) and Mediterranean Seas (to the south), a distinct culture with a passion for music, sumptuous cuisine, and some adrenaline-pumping activities.

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Things to do in Greece

Things to do in Greece

Greece has it all, from serious beach enjoyment to adrenaline-pumping adventures. Dreams are made of the enormous blue sky that shades an equally blue sea filled with islands bounded by white sands and dotted with pine trees. Stroll down Byzantine cobblestone paths, see sea turtles and dolphins, trek up a volcano, cycle through lush forests, weave your way through olive fields, stop at gorgeous villages, stare at ancient forests; Greece is green, wild, and picture-perfect.

The adrenaline junkie can participate in a variety of activities such as kitesurfing, rock climbing, and wreck diving, or simply hop on a boat and sail across the glistening blue seas of the sea while taking in a gorgeous sunset.

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Places to visit in Greece

Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki is located in the north and can compete with Athens, the Greek capital. It features several lovely, expensive restaurants, vibrant nightlife, and a distinctive cultural environment.

Crete

Crete

If you aren't planning on visiting many of Greece's islands, simply remain in Crete and enjoy complete authenticity and all the trappings of a classic Greek island. It is known for its beautiful beaches, secluded locations, and welcoming residents. Crete, in fact, doesn't feel like an island because it encompasses so much territory. It is cosmopolitan, especially if you visit its cities or the cosmopolitan north shore, yet it is not without its history. Crete has everything a Greek island should have, with isolated beaches and a lush hinterland.

Santorini

Santorini

A sunset view on Santorini island makes a journey to Greece even more rewarding. Many visitors put it on their bucket list to see the sunset over the island's famous caldera. Tourists go to Oia for unforgettable photos, but the views of the sunset from Akrotiri, on Santorini's southwestern border, are equally as beautiful, if not more so. Not only that, but the sheer beauty of Santorini as you approach it from the sea is breathtaking. The stark cliffs towering out of the azure water, the fact that you're careening over a massive crater of a sunken volcano, and the fact that right in the distance lays the very island carved by an ancient volcanic eruption can make you question whether your imagination is running crazy. Santorini's main communities, Oia and Fira, sit atop the island, their Cycladic buildings along the cliff tops and sliding down like jagged ice cones over rock cliffs. Santorini may be extremely busy during peak season, so it's no surprise that the island is home to several fantastic vineyards and restaurants. If you're searching for privacy, go for it among the island's many ancient ruins, hiking paths, and, of course, under the ocean.

Mykonos

Mykonos

Mykonos, the Greek party capital, has a thriving party scene, magnificent beaches, and spectacular nightlife. Lose yourself in Mykonos Town, with its maze of winding, small alleyways that evoke the Cyclades. Mykonos, Greece's most fashionable island, is a sizzling blend of Ibiza and St Tropez known primarily for its party scene. During peak season, affluent, hedonistic holidaymakers flock to Hora or Mykonos Town, some sailing aboard cruise ships and yachts, posing for photographs, from fashion designers to models and other well-known figures who contribute to Hora's or Mykonos Town's party-hard reputation. But there's also the beauty to enjoy, with its whitewashed Cycladic buildings, elegant café bars and boutiques, and charming bistros and pubs. The island's popularity has resulted in a proliferation of posh hotels, resorts, beach restaurants, and pubs. Mykonos is also the starting point for a visit to the neighbouring archaeological site of Delos.

Rhodes

Rhodes

Rhodes' Old Town has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes Palace, the Rhodes Archaeological Museum, and the Archbishop's Palace are all located here, inviting travellers to explore their historical riches. Walking around the city's lovely alleyways is possibly the greatest way to see what it has to offer. Aside from that, travellers may always buy souvenirs and consume local cuisine to add to their collection of treasured memories.

Frequently asked questions

What is the average cost of a vacation in Greece?

A 7-day trip to the Greek Islands costs an average of $1,274 for a single traveller, $2,288 for a couple, and $4,290 for a family of four. Hotels on the Greek Islands cost between $50 and $226 per night on average, while most vacation rentals cost between $130 and $380 per night for the entire house.

Is a ten-day trip to Greece sufficient?

Absolutely! Just make sure you don't try to visit too many islands in such a short period of time. Santorini and Mykonos, as well as Athens, are ideal.

Is Greek food expensive?

In comparison to many other European countries, food in Greece is quite inexpensive. It all depends on where you eat. Greece has a wide range of eateries, from extremely inexpensive to highly costly.

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