Greece
About Greece
Experience the ancient allure and sun-soaked beauty of Greece as you journey through its fabled lands, brimming with myth, history, and breathtaking landscapes. Delve into the legends of Athens, explore the volcanic splendor of Santorini, and bask in the crystal-clear waters of Crete. White-washed villages, hidden coves, and vibrant local traditions invite you to immerse yourself in the timeless charm and warm hospitality of this Mediterranean gem.
Best Time to Visit
The best time to visit Greece is from late April to early October, when the weather is warm and dry, and events like Santorini’s International Music Festival and Athens’ Hellenic Festival take place.
Best Time to Visit
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Highlights
Athens
Delve into the rich history of Greece’s capital, visiting iconic sites such as the Acropolis, Parthenon, and lively Plaka neighborhood, while enjoying the vibrant modern city.
Santorini
Famous for its dramatic caldera, stunning sunsets, and white-washed villages, Santorini is the epitome of Greece’s quintessential beauty and romance.
Mykonos
Renowned for its cosmopolitan atmosphere, picturesque streets, and lively nightlife, Mykonos enchants with a blend of traditional charm and glamorous beach culture.
Crete
Explore the diverse landscapes, ancient Minoan palaces, and sun-kissed beaches of Greece’s largest island, while savoring the distinctive flavors of Cretan cuisine.
Paros
With its charming traditional villages, crystal-clear waters, and golden sandy beaches, Paros offers an idyllic island experience, brimming with authentic Greek ambiance.
Meteora
Home to a unique collection of monasteries perched atop towering rock formations, Meteora represents both a fascinating cultural site and a breathtaking natural wonder.
Country Facts
Language:
The official language of Greece is Greek.
Plugs:
In Greece, the electrical outlets use plug types C and F. The country operates on a 230V voltage supply with a frequency of 50Hz. Travelers from regions with different plug types and voltage should carry a universal plug adapter and a voltage converter, if necessary.
Currency:
The currency used in Greece is the Euro (EUR).
Flight Connectivity:
Greece’s main international airport is Athens International Airport (ATH), with other airports including Thessaloniki Airport (SKG) and Heraklion Airport (HER), offering direct flights to Europe, North America, and other regions worldwide.
Time Zone:
Greece is located in the Eastern European Time Zone (EET, UTC+2) during standard time and observes Eastern European Summer Time (EEST, UTC+3) from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October when Daylight Saving Time is in effect.
Entry Requirements:
US citizens traveling to Greece for tourism purposes for up to 90 days within any 180-day period do not need a visa. A passport with at least three months of validity remaining upon planned departure from the Schengen Area is required.
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