Greece is a popular holiday destination for tourists from all over the world. It’s all because of the weather and amazing paradise landscapes. The ideal weather for a summer holiday in Greece is from August to October. Golden beaches with crystal clear blue water characterize this place, the beaches are well-equipped and most of them offer ideal conditions for water sports. Wonderful monuments, caves, cliffs and white buildings with blue shutters add charm to Greece.
What beaches can you find in Greece?
You will find small beaches and long stretches of sand, rocky beaches and seaside caves carved into steep rocks, beaches with white or pink sand, as well as black beaches created by volcanic soils. The beaches in Greece are considered some of the most beautiful in the world. As many as 617 of them have a blue flag, so it is really worth going here on holiday.
What are the most beautiful islands in Greece?
Zakynthos
The island of Zakynthos is located in the Ionian Sea, near the western coast of the Peloponnese. The paradise island delights with its landscape, sunny weather and holiday atmosphere make it one of the most frequently visited Greek islands.
Marvelous cliffs and bays sheltered by rocks, with wonderful views. Zakynthos is also famous for its lush vegetation. There are, among others, intensely green pine forests and charming olive groves. On the island you can relax on the beaches in the sun or take part in optional trips. Go on a Zakynthos All Inclusive holiday and taste the taste of wine and olives in excellent hotels where you will never be bored.
Santorini
Santorini is an island located in the Aegean Sea, which is part of the Cyclades archipelago. Located between Kos and Crete, it is considered one of the most beautiful Greek islands. The beaches here are colorful, the main attraction is the Red Beach with its original colors, created by the volcanic lava of steep cliffs.
Santorini is full of romantic corners and endless sea, as well as white buildings and churches. Wonderful views, beautiful weather, delicious Mediterranean food and a rich history with unique monuments are the characteristics of this Greek gem. All Inclusive holidays in Santorini are chosen by both couples and families with children who dream of a carefree and sunny holiday.
Kos
The sunny island of Kos is located in the Aegean Sea and is small – 50 km long and 10 km wide. So you can explore it on your own or take advantage of the rich offer of optional trips around Kos. The main attraction of Kos is the Asklepion – the ruins of a former temple in honor of Asclepius, where Hippocrates himself once lectured. There are hot springs here with wonderful views.
The island offers beautiful, sandy beaches, tourist beaches and wild, charming bays with crystal clear water. Kos is a perfect destination for a successful holiday during which you can combine lazy sunbathing and visiting monuments. Try to take advantage of the available offers and trip proposals in the Kos All Inclusive option, where the price includes full board and many attractions.
Mykonos
A paradise and unforgettable holiday in Greece is definitely on the island of Mykonos. Wonderful beaches, perfect weather, amazing landscape and monuments. The island is also famous for its luxury shops, very good hotels and clubs where the party lasts until dawn. The fact that celebrities like to visit it adds to the prestige of the island.
Windmill in island: This is one of the characteristic views, appearing on the covers of guidebooks. Nightlife is home to numerous iconic beach clubs that offer a unique party experience. Clubs like Paradise Beach Club, Super Paradise, and Scorpios are famous for their popular DJs, live music.
Paros
Paros is one of the Cyclades islands in Greece and has wonderful beaches with clear blue water and a picturesque landscape: small hills with churches, endless beaches, ruins of ancient buildings. Taverns, restaurants and hotels await tourists who willingly choose the island of Paros as a place to relax. Traditional villages and a vibrant nightlife. Characteristic white buildings with blue doors and shutters.
Nature lovers will appreciate the Butterfly Valley, where swarms of black and yellow night butterflies (bear butterflies) inhabit huge trees. In Marathi, there are tunnels carved in ancient quarries.
Crete
The Greek island of Crete is the largest island of Greece and the fifth largest Mediterranean island in terms of area. It is considered one of the most beautiful and interesting places in Greece and one of the most popular tourist centers in the Mediterranean. The island offers urquoise bays, wonderful architecture, lush olive trees, wide beautiful beaches and rocky landscapes.
This is a place where everyone will find something for themselves, regardless of whether you prefer sightseeing, sunbathing or hiking in the mountains. Bars, taverns and clubs provide a rich nightlife. Comfortable hotels and numerous attractions. Crete Last Minute offers are consistently very popular among tourists.
Ios
Located in the Aegean Sea between Santorini and Naxos, Ios Greece is part of the Cyclades group of islands. With its traditional Greek village charm, combined with excellent nightlife and stunning beaches, Ios Greece has been one of the most beloved islands in the Cyclades for many years.
Ios is also rich in history and culture, with many historical landmarks to explore. Visit Homer’s Tomb or the Byzantine old castle of Paleokastro on the way to Psathi beach. And with 365 churches scattered throughout the island, there’s no shortage of cultural sites to explore.At night, Ios offers something for everyone, from quiet dinners in local Greek restaurants to all-night parties at the island’s numerous Clubs. Fantastic hotels, restaurants, shops, bars, and clubs open late into the night.
Rhodes
Rhodes is the popular island of Greece’s Dodecanese islands thanks to its large size and incredible history. Packed with ancient and medieval sites, gorgeous beaches, and plenty of bars and restaurants, witch is why tourists choose. The UNESCO-listed medieval city is incredibly well-preserved, complete with a castle. The characterized is island is hilly and rural, while the coast is dotted with resorts, high-rise hotels, and small villages with white houses.
While the west coast of Rhodes is exposed to onshore winds and can be rough at times, a paradise for windsurfers, the east coast is more sheltered and usually affected only by moderate winds. This is the most popular side of the island due to its fantastic resorts and wide selection of all kinds of beaches.
Skiathos
Skiathos is a small Greek island, located in the Northern Sporades archipelago, in the western part of the Aegean Sea. Small fishing boats, private yachts and large cruise ships moor there all year round. The city is situated on two hills with small churches on them. On one of them, a clock tower with a viewing point was also built, from which you can admire the wonderful panorama of paradise.
The beaches on the island are the main attraction; crystal clear, azure waters surrounded by pine-covered hills and shores of golden sand or shiny pebbles. The island has both organized and unorganized beaches to suit the needs of all visitors. Culture and history are visible in every corner of the island, and the nightlife is vibrant in clubs and bars and on the beaches.
Kefalonia
Kefalonia is the largest island in the Ionian archipelago. It is located in the Gulf of Patras between two other Greek islands – Zakynthos and Lefkada. Kefalonia is characterized by a mountainous landscape and high white cliffs falling into the emerald sea. In terms of attractions, Kefalonia is equal to other Greek islands, and it is also quieter, which is perfect for sightseeing and relaxation.
Argostoli – the capital of the island, a port city with a promenade and a stone bridge, which is the longest bridge of this type in the world. A walk along the promenade is a great opportunity to see Caretta caretta turtles. The island offers beautiful beaches, wonderful caves, charming towns, wonderful views and much more.
