Corfu (Kerkyra)

On sunshine days, soak up the island's warm, welcoming atmosphere and relax on the beaches that fringe the sparkling Ionian coast, or for the more adventurous, explorers can drive through the mountainous north or visit the traditional villages in the south.

Sitting in the North of the Ionian Sea, Corfu in Greece is strongly influenced by the Venetians, the French, and the English and for this reason has a cosmopolitan, multicultural charm. Find beach towns like Roda and Sidari nestled in the north of Corfu Island alongside the Capital Corfu Town classed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can immerse yourself in the island's history and culture of the old town. Head to the northeast coast to the beautiful calm waters and you will find Kassiopi, a popular Corfu resort with something of a traditional fishing village feel thanks to its harbour. The small and pretty resort of Paleokastritsa on the West Coast of Corfu is often referred to as the “Jewel of Corfu” due to its emerald waters, and it is home to some of the most dramatic scenery on the island making it one of the most photographed coves on the island. Looking for a more upbeat resort, head to the South of Corfu and the pumping party scene of Kavos. Whatever you are looking for on your next Greece holiday it’s all to be found on a holiday to Corfu.

Crete

Crete’s history dates back more than 4000 years and will take you to some of the oldest and the most beautifully preserved remains of the ancient Greek World. Immerse yourself and discover the splendour of Knossos Palace, in the Heraklion area, home to what was once the great Minoan civilisation or take a step back in time and take in the historical past by wandering the town of Chania where you will come across noble mansions, venetian fortresses, museums and churches that ooze a unique charm.

Whatever you choose to do in Crete, bask in the Mediterranean sunshine and take in the incredible views of the Samaria National Park or head into the countryside to visit the quaint village of Gouves. Whether you are looking to party in Malia, unwind in Stalis, indulge in family-friendly activities in Hersonissos or head to Agios Nikolaos and indulge in the glamour and grace of a cosmopolitan luxury resort, you will be greeted with world- famous cuisine and first-class hospitality.

Rhodes (Rodos)

The largest and one of the most beautiful islands in the Aegean Sea, Rhodes combines natural landscapes, imposing buildings, ancient towns, and picturesque villages with 31 incredible blue flag beaches, spectacular sunsets, excellent food, a rich cultural calendar and superb shopping scene.

The captivating atmosphere of Rhodes old town is not to be missed on your Rhodes holiday, a UNESCO World Heritage and one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe, stroll around the paved alleys, visit the Venetian castle, the street of the Knights and the Palace of the Grand Master. When you have finished exploring Rhodes town there are many other adventures to experience; take a visit the Acropolis of Lindos, the valley of the butterflies, the monastery of Filerimos, do waters sports or take a tour the island of Rhodes.

Whichever resort you choose for your Rhodes holidays, as one of Greece’s sandiest islands you will be blessed with many wonderful long stretches of beach. There’s Lindos which is watched over by the ruins of an acropolis, the buzzy beach bar vibes of Faliraki. Then you have got blue flag peaceful sands of Pefkos, and the quieter coves of Kalithea and Kolymbia. The sun-drenched island of Rhodes has a piece of Greek paradise for everyone.

Zante (Zakynthos)

Zante is a beach lovers paradise and boasts some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean, pristine long sandy stretches, secluded romantic coves and perfect pebble beaches. The island is even home to one of the most photographed and beautiful beaches in Greece, Smugglers Cove at Navagio Beach is the site of the famed 1980’s shipwreck resting in a sandy cove backed by dramatic towering cliffs, only accessible by boat, it is a must-visit when on your holidays in Zante. There are many other wonderful beaches in Zante to visit including Laganas Bay, Gerakas beach and Vasilikos beach to name a few and if you are lucky enough you could spot the endangered Caretta- Caretta sea turtles that swim from Africa to Zante to lay their eggs in the islands golden sands.

Ancient culture to contemporary nightlife and natural wonders, there’s no wonder why Zante holidays are so wildly popular. Whether you head to the party town of Laganas and the hit the strip to dance the night away, to the family friendly vibe of Tsilivi brimming with bars and pubs, or for a more laid-back pace holiday in the resorts of Kalamaki or Alykes and enjoy the calm waters and spectacular coastline, with so much on offer in Zante, you'll never run out  of things to do.

Kos

Kos Island boosts some of the best beaches in the Aegean to lay back and enjoy the Greek sun. With over 290 kilometres of coastline, the options are endless and come in all different shapes and sizes, from long stretches of golden sands backed by beach bars, hidden bays, and secluded coves. You will find a beach for every taste, head to Kardamena beach for non-stop entertainment, water sports, music and bars or Tigaki Beach perfect for the family with a laid-back vibe. Paradise Beach on the south coast, where the crystal clear waters are ideal for snorkelling.

History buffs will also be in their element, especially in Kos Town. Highlights include the Neratzia medieval castle with spectacular views over the Aegean, filled with crumbled temples, the ancient Greek Agora (meeting place) and ancient baths. Elsewhere on Kos Island, discover the ancient ruins of a religious sanctuary at the Asklepieion, one of the top holistic healing centres of the ancient world which followed the medical guidelines of Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine.

Kos is considered one of the best party destinations in Greece; and if you head to the lively resort of Kardamena you will find the best nightlife on the island. The famous ‘Bar Street’ is packed with karaoke bars and English pubs, the cosmopolitan capital, Kos Town, also has a lively atmosphere revolving around dinners in the harbourside and dancing in the bars of the back streets, however, if you want a Kos holiday that is more low key, Psaladi is a good option where you can relax on the golden sandy beach and sample some fine Greek cuisine in the sprinkle of tavernas or Kefalos that is a beautiful, typical Greek town on the southern west tip of Kos.

Kefalonia (Cephalonia)

World-famous for its scenic beaches, surrounded by dramatic white cliffs and calm turquoise waters, Kefalonia is a beach lovers dream as there are so many to choose from. Myrtos Bay is Kefalonia’s flagship beach and one of the most picturesque beaches in Greece, a mile long stretch of gorgeous white sands surrounded by jagged cliffs and a truly unspoilt spot to relax basking in the hot sun.

The magnificent beaches on the Island of Kefalonia are just one of the attractions that make Kefalonia holidays magical, the Kefalonia villages ooze charm too. Visit Fiskardo and Assos and take in the breath-taking scenery; stroll around their little harbours, take in the mesmerising architecture and stop at a taverna to sample the delicious local Greek cuisine. For an experience out of this world, take a boat tour and explore the mysterious lake cave of Melissani.

Part of the Charm of holidays to Kefalonia is the slow-paced atmosphere and rustic surroundings. Skala is one of the liveliest spots in Kefalonia with stylish bars and music clubs. This former fishing village is surrounded by beautiful scenery and oozes Greek Charm. The resort of Lassi is also a popular choice best known for it’s clifftop hotels and spectacular sunsets. The peaceful fishing village of Katelios is a nature lovers favourite, you will be captivated by the old water mills and natural springs.

Mykonos

Mykonos Island beaches are unique and cater for every taste. Psarou is probably the trendiest beach and attracts international celebrities who moor their luxury yachts there. These delightful sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming, water sports, diving, and snorkelling. For a taste of the Mykonos party atmosphere head to Super Paradise Beach near Mykonos town where you will find world-renowned clubs, bustling bars, and restaurants. If you are looking to experience the tranquil side to Mykonos head to the longest beach in Mykonos, Elia beach and unwind on the soft white sands or try out some of the water sports on offer.

Mykonos town, also known as Chora, is the heart of Mykonos and guarantees an unforgettable Greece holiday experience; as well as magnificent traditional Greek architecture, you will find award-winning restaurants, designer boutiques, elegant bars, top clubs, historic churches, and art galleries waiting to be discovered.

Running alongside the town’s waterfront is the district of Little Venice, one of the most romantic spots in Mykonos, which is full of elegant, gorgeous old houses situated on the edge of the sea; it’s crammed with magnificent bars and restaurants specialising in all manner of fresh seafood cuisine.

Skiathos

The highlight of Skiathos is its exotic beaches with over 60 in total to choose from. These range from stretches of soft golden sand to secluded coves. Koukounairies beach is the centrepiece of Skiathos and one of the longest beaches on the island backed by traditional tavernas that line the beach. Banana Beach, which takes its name from its crescent shape, has soft golden sands, a more vibrant atmosphere and is popular with water sports enthusiasts and renowned for legendary beach parties. If you are looking for peace and tranquillity head to Achladies Bay on the east coast, the old fishing village has kept its natural charm and is the perfect choice for families wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the capital Skiathos town.

Skiathos is well known for its nightlife, the best Skiathos bars and clubs can be found in the areas of the Old Harbour and Ammoudia where you can live your best life and party into the early hours; or for those looking for a more laid-back vibe head to one of the two yacht harbours in Skiathos town where you will find gourmet restaurants, trendy cocktail lounge bars and designer boutiques.

If you manage to pull yourself away from the beaches and the clubs, Skiathos has a fascinating medieval past with impressive religious sites dotted throughout the island. Bourtzi, a Venetian fortress in Skiathos town is a must-visit, this open-air theatre hosts performances in the summer months. Other significant sites to visit are the fortified medieval village of Kastro, the rocks of Meteora Heights as well as the monasteries of Evangelistria and Kounoupitsa.

Santorini (Thira)

Santorini is located on the southern side of the Aegean Sea; Santorini in Greece is part of the Cyclades group. The island was formed during a huge volcanic eruption thousands of years ago which caused the middle of the isle to collapse leaving a steep edged crater, known as a caldera, peeping above the waves which today offers the most dramatic sea views you have ever seen. The landscape, defined by Santorini’s geological history, is beautifully unique with the famous caldera, amazing red and black volcanic beaches and the volcano’s crater in Nea Kameni. 

It’s not just the unique terrain that turns heads on the spectacular Santorini Island. Dreamy Cycladic whitewashed houses, blue dome churches and never-ending vineyards add to the island's unique appeal. Oia and the capital Fira are two of Santorini’s top resorts and they are connected by a recommended walking route. Oia sits on the island's northern tip on the caldera and is the best place to see the island's world-famous sunsets while Fira is more central and enjoys the hustle and bustle of Island life. Kamari and Perissa resorts on Santorini’s east coast have great beaches with silky black sand and are just a 20-minute drive to the capital. If you are looking for a couples holiday, Santorini Holidays are ideal for couples and honeymoon holidays.

Lefkas (Lefkada)

Lefkas’s coastline is simply spectacular, make your way around the shoreline and you will find dramatic cliff backdrops, white sand and pebbles glistening in the Ionian sun, crystal clear turquoise waters and natural landscapes that join forces to create the best beaches you have ever seen. The most popular of them are Porto Katsiki beach, Egremmi beach and Kathisma beach which are great spots for windsurfing and kitesurfing.

The islands main resorts are on Lefkas' east coast; Nidri town is the largest, a former fishing village bursting with tradition and natural charm. Sailboats have joined the fishing boats to anchor off the sandy shore. A stroll along the waterfront and you will find a number of authentic Greek tavernas infused with a collection of family-friendly cafes, restaurants, and bars. Nikiana, seven miles north, is a similar resort on a smaller scale. Lefkas town is the beating heart of this Greek island, stroll around the narrow alleys, taste the local delicacies in the traditional Greek tavernas, visit the Venetian Agia Mavra Castle, museums and 18^th century churches, and just immerse yourself in the Lefkas culture.