Greece

An All-time Classic

Greece, Precisely As It Should Be

In Greece, every step is a story — and we make sure you walk the right ones.

We don’t just send you to Athens. We place you right at its beating heart — where marble columns meet café culture, and ancient ruins glow golden just steps from your balcony. From here, the city doesn’t feel like a stopover; it becomes your stage. In the Cyclades, we go beyond the postcard. Yes, you’ll feel the pulse of Mykonos — but you’ll also slip away to soulful Tinos, where artisans outnumber influencers and blue-domed churches hide in quiet hills. It’s island-hopping, elevated.

When it comes to Santorini, location is everything. That’s why we place you in Oia — where sunsets aren’t just seen, they’re felt. Perched on the caldera’s edge, your stay becomes a front-row seat to nature’s nightly masterpiece.

And then there’s Crete — rugged, romantic, and real. We don’t just touch the coast; we open doors to mountain villages, family-run wineries, and beaches so wild they still belong to myth. You’ll taste authenticity in every corner.

We take you beyond the islands too — to Delphi, where the oracle once whispered to kings, and to Meteora, where monasteries float between heaven and earth. These are not detours. They’re revelations.

With The Uncharted Travel, Greece isn’t a checklist — it’s a deeply personal odyssey, stitched together with handpicked stays, hidden gems, and the kind of care that turns travel into memory.

Signature Itineraries

Think of our Signature Itineraries as starting points — thoughtfully crafted journeys that reflect the heart of a destination. But these aren’t fixed plans. They’re designed à la carte — to be adapted, reimagined, and personalised to you. In case you want

Build Your Own Itinerary

Pick your experiences. We’ll shape the journey.

Browse through a handpicked collection of unique stays, immersive experiences, and offbeat routes. Add what excites you to your cart — like you’re curating a menu. Once you’re done, we’ll craft a seamless itinerary around your choices.

Your trip. Your tastes. Your pace.

See and Do in Greece

Athens: Where Ruins Meet Rooftops

In Athens, the cradle of Western civilisation hums with a youthful, creative energy. Ancient columns rise beside rooftop bars, neoclassical mansions house cutting-edge galleries, and the Acropolis glows golden over a city constantly reinventing itself. Wander the cobbled alleys of Plaka, sip a freddo espresso in buzzing Koukaki, and lose yourself in Monastiraki’s flea markets. Our stays are set right in the heart — walking distance from everything, but cocooned in calm — so you can feel the pulse of the city without ever being overwhelmed.

SND Athens
SND Santorini

Santorini: Sunsets, Caldera, and Cycladic Calm

Nowhere says ‘Greece’ quite like Santorini — but we show it to you with the reverence it deserves. Perched on the volcanic edge of the caldera, your stay in Oia offers front-row views to the world’s most poetic sunset. Sail past black-sand beaches, swim in volcanic hot springs, and taste wines grown in ash-rich soil at centuries-old vineyards. Wander quiet lanes at dawn before the crowds arrive, and discover a side of Santorini that whispers rather than shouts — intimate, iconic, and infinitely photogenic.

Zakynthos: Blue Caves and Emerald Secrets

Zakynthos is nature at its most cinematic — and we take you beyond the obvious. Cruise to Navagio Beach, where a rusted shipwreck lies cradled in chalk-white cliffs, then duck into the island’s famed Blue Caves where sunlight dances across iridescent waters. Spot endangered sea turtles in the marine park, dine at seaside tavernas only locals know, and take scenic drives through olive-carpeted hills. With each turn, the island surprises — a blend of Ionian drama and quiet village charm.

SND Zakynthos
SND Meteora

Meteora: Monasteries Suspended Between Earth and Sky

Meteora is a place that leaves you breathless — not just from the views, but from the sheer sense of wonder it inspires. Towering sandstone pinnacles rise dramatically from the plains of Thessaly, topped with centuries-old monasteries that seem to float in the sky. Reach them via winding stairways and feel the silence of sacred spaces carved into stone. Come at sunrise for golden light over the valley, or linger till dusk when the rock faces turn rose. It’s a spiritual, visual, and emotional high point of any Greek journey.

Best Time to Visit Greece

The most universally pleasant times to visit Greece are spring (April to May) and autumn (September to October). During these months, the weather is warm and inviting, perfect for exploration, with fewer crowds than summer and a landscape often at its most beautiful, whether blooming or bathed in golden light.

Summer (June to August) offers long, sun-drenched days and warm seas, ideal for island hopping and coastal experiences. While July and August can be quite hot and busy, the early mornings and evenings provide ample opportunity for unhurried discovery.

Winter (November to March) brings a quiet intimacy, especially to the mainland. While many islands become very calm, major cities like Athens and Thessaloniki remain vibrant, offering a chance for deep cultural immersion without the crowds. Temperatures are cooler, and snow is possible in mountainous regions, creating dramatic landscapes.

The coastal regions and islands generally enjoy mild winters, with temperatures in the mid-20°Cs during summer. For hiking, particularly in the mountainous areas, spring and autumn are ideal for comfortable conditions. While winter brings colder temperatures and snow at higher elevations, it offers spectacular, dramatic vistas for those prepared for the chill.

Month-by-month weather guide for Croatia

Greece Winter

Winter's Quietude

These months offer a journey of intimate solitude. On the mainland, major cities like Athens (average highs 1216C/5461F) buzz with authentic life, while ancient sites are serenely uncrowded. Islands largely hibernate, providing a rare glimpse into their unadorned beauty. Snow may dust northern mountains, creating dramatic vistas for those seeking a tranquil, unfiltered encounter with Greece. Expect around 4-5 hours of sunshine daily, with higher rainfall, making it a time for cozy evenings and deep cultural immersion away from the spectacle.

Spring's Gentle Awakening

As winter recedes, Greece awakens with a tender vibrancy. Wildflowers carpet ancient ruins, and the mild air (average highs 1520C/5968F) is perfect for unhurried exploration. The islands begin to stir, shedding their quietude for a gentle hum. Expect increasing sunshine, averaging 6-8 hours daily, ideal for active discovery amidst burgeoning life and soft light, before summer’s full embrace.

Greece Spring

Summer's Luminous Heart

Summer is Greece’s radiant crescendo. May and June offer a beautiful balance: warm sun (average highs 2429C/7584F), inviting seas, and vibrant energy without the intense crowds of high summer. July and August bring long, golden days and the Aegean at its warmest (sea temperatures peaking around 2526C/7779F), perfect for island hopping. With 10-12 hours of sunshine daily and minimal rainfall, this is Greece at its most luminous, drawing the majority of its over 30 million annual visitors. Though peak season, discerning travelers find solace in early mornings or secluded coves, under skies painted in brilliant blues.

Greece Summer
Greece Autumn

Autumn's Golden Retreat

As summer’s intense glow mellows, Greece transitions into a rich, golden autumn. The sea retains its warmth for swimming, yet the air is cooler (average highs 2228C/7283F) and crowds begin to thin. This is the ideal period for deeper cultural journeys, for reflective walks through olive groves ripe for harvest, and for savoring the enduring spirit of Greek life under a profound, clarifying light. Expect around 7-9 hours of sunshine daily, with a gradual increase in occasional rainfall towards October, adding to the landscape’s rich hues.

Greece - Climate Guide

A month-by-month overview of average temperatures (°C) and rainfall (mm)

Destination

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Athens

13°C / 48mm

14°C / 43mm

17°C / 41mm

21°C / 29mm

26°C / 18mm

31°C / 8mm

34°C / 5mm

34°C / 5mm

29°C / 15mm

24°C / 45mm

19°C / 51mm

15°C / 57mm

Santorini

12°C / 70mm

12°C / 56mm

14°C / 41mm

17°C / 14mm

22°C / 5mm

26°C / 1mm

28°C / 0mm

28°C / 0mm

26°C / 5mm

22°C / 18mm

18°C / 50mm

14°C / 69mm

Mykonos

12°C / 66mm

13°C / 48mm

15°C / 39mm

18°C / 21mm

22°C / 11mm

26°C / 2mm

29°C / 1mm

29°C / 1mm

26°C / 9mm

21°C / 31mm

17°C / 53mm

13°C / 68mm

Crete (Heraklion)

13°C / 80mm

14°C / 65mm

15°C / 45mm

18°C / 20mm

23°C / 9mm

27°C / 2mm

29°C / 1mm

29°C / 1mm

27°C / 8mm

23°C / 40mm

19°C / 69mm

15°C / 91mm

Zakynthos

12°C / 88mm

13°C / 72mm

15°C / 61mm

18°C / 34mm

23°C / 18mm

28°C / 7mm

31°C / 4mm

31°C / 5mm

27°C / 20mm

23°C / 67mm

18°C / 91mm

14°C / 103mm

Thessaloniki

6°C / 38mm

8°C / 33mm

12°C / 38mm

17°C / 40mm

23°C / 43mm

28°C / 33mm

31°C / 24mm

31°C / 24mm

26°C / 27mm

19°C / 41mm

13°C / 47mm

8°C / 43mm