Traveling from one area of Greece to another is to experience a metamorphosis of landscape, culture and history. Surround yourself with Greece's ancient past in modern day Athens, hike the mountains of Epirus on the mainland, sail the lush Venetian-influenced islands of the Ionian, or relax in the whitewashed villages of the Aegean Islands.

The Northwest Mainland / Epirus »»
Between the Ionian Sea and the western border of Thessaly rise the mountains of Epirus. The main city of the area, Ioannina, and the villages surrounding the area collectively known as Zagoria, each have a unique identity, style, architecture, and cuisine and are situated in a nature preserve full of lakes, rivers, and canyons. This region of Greece is a perfect winter or summer getaway.

The Islands of the Ionian Sea »»
The Ionian is the ideal escape in spring, summer, and fall. Centuries of Venetian rule have given these islands a distinctive architecture, cuisine, and flair. Nature has also enriched these islands. Starting in spring the islands become a paradise of natural color. The Ionian Islands are perfect for a relaxing getaway with cosmopolitan flair.

The Cycladic Islands »»
As the largest island group in Greece, the Cycladic Islands are the quintessential summer destination. While natural diversity is abundant on the islands-from the dramatic cliffs of Santorini and the sandy beaches of Mykonos, to the lush valleys of Naxos-you will not have to venture far to find whitewashed homes, blue skies, a sea of infinite blue, and sun.

Crete »»
Crete, the largest island of Greece, is a world unto itself. With spectacular soaring mountains, panoramas that will leave you speechless, and a 1,000 kilometer long coastline full of beautiful sandy beaches. The island's historical importance, however, cannot be overlooked. As the seat of Minoan civilization, Crete has a rich archeological history that can be seen throughout the island.

Athens and Delphi »»
Athens is a year round destination. In the summer, you can easily reach many beautiful beaches for a day or can escape to nearby islands such as Hydra and Spetses for a day or two of sun and sand. Delphi, Corinth, Nafplion, and the Temple of Poseidon are just a few of the important historical and archeological sites within driving distance. In the winter, Athens is an excellent choice for a week of museums, excellent cuisine, fabulous nightlife, and warm Greek hospitality.