Greece

“Happy is the man, I thought, who, before dying, 
has the good fortune to sail the Aegean sea.”

Nikos Kazantzakis

A coastal landscape of the Greek island Amorgos, in the Cyclades, with the turquoise water of the Aegean Sea, white buildings, and a mountain range in the background under a blue sky with some clouds.
Ancient Greek temple ruins at Cape Sounio, Greece with tall stone columns under a blue sky with clouds.
Beachside restaurant table in the Cyclades, Greece, highlighting the Mediterranean diet with a seafood dish, bread, and drinks under a tree, with the Aegean Sea and rocky shore in the background.

Greece forms the southernmost tip of the Balkan peninsula, which extends into the Mediterranean sea through an extremely mountainous and rugged terrain and an incredibly jagged coastline, unlike any other in the world. Greece's almost endless coastline is also substantially contributed to by the thousands of islands scattered across the Aegean Sea, such as the Cyclades, Dodecanese, and Sporades archipelagos, the Ionian Sea, home to the Ionian Islands, and the Libyan Sea, which borders Crete.

Greece has been the cradle of Western civilization, and vestiges of its prestigious past can be found in its major cities, starting with the capital Athens and its archaeological area, as well as in other archaeological sites of exceptional historical value, such as Delphi, Olympia, Mycenae, and Tyrins, to name just a few. However, there are many other places now internationally renowned for their incomparable beauty, such as the islands of Corfu, Mykonos, Santorini and Rhodes, whose coasts and beaches represent only a glimpse of the beauty of the Greek sea.

However, the rural areas of mainland Greece, typical of the Epirus, Macedonia and the Peloponnese, along with the remote Greek islands, still preserve the most traditional Greek culture and cuisine, offering an atmosphere that will make you fall in love with this land.

Our expertise covers the entire territory of mainland Greece and its islands, from the remote mountainous regions of the west and north to the most authentic islands.

White hillside buildings overlooking the caldera of Santorini in the Cyclades, in Greece, with windmill on a cliff overlooking the sea at sunset in Santorini, Greece.
A typical, cobblestone street of the Chora of Folegandros in the Cyclades, Greece, with white buildings, colorful flowers, and hanging lights. A cat reclines on the sidewalk, and there are empty white barstools and chairs along the street.
The white monastery of Hozoviotissa on Amorgos island, in the Cyclades, Greece, built into a rocky cliffside, with terraced stone pathways and sparse vegetation, under a partly cloudy blue sky.
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