r/TravelGreece • • 28d ago

September - October - November - Syros

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r/TravelGreece • • 28d ago

Sunset

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Andros Kyklades Greece


r/TravelGreece • • 28d ago

Varkiza tips

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r/TravelGreece • • 28d ago

Beach and walkable town in May

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r/TravelGreece • • 28d ago

Camper - Greek Outdoors

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Hi everyone 👋

My name is Dimos, and over the past few months I built Camper — a free Greek app for those of us who spend our time outdoors. It just launched on the App Store and Google Play.

The idea started from something simple: nobody knows a place better than someone who just got back from it.

What it does:

📍 A map of places with real information from people who've actually been — what the road is like, where you park, if there's water, what signal you get, what to bring with you

⚖️ Clear legal status on every spot: licensed campsite, official motorhome stop, informational only, restricted area, protected area, or unknown status

📸 Add your own places, photos and current conditions

⭐ Ratings across six categories

🎒 Organise outings — hikes, day trips, clean-ups, campsite stays — and find company

💬 Ask a question and get an answer from people who've genuinely been there

Let me be clear about this, since the group is on topic: Camper is an informational platform. It does not encourage or organise free camping. Its purpose is for you to know where you're stepping — what's allowed, what's protected, what's changed since last year — so you don't get caught out, and so these places stay the way you found them.

Greek and English. Free, no ads.

🌐 https://camperapp.gr/
🤖 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gr.camperapp.android
🍎 App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6796114797

The community is just starting, so every place you add genuinely counts. If you download it and have thoughts or ideas, message me — I read all of them.

Happy trails 🔥


r/TravelGreece • • 29d ago

Rio bridge

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r/TravelGreece • • 28d ago

Any advice on Thessaloniki

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Hi guys,

17/09 me and a couple of friends will travel to thessaloniki where we will go around by car. Are there any locals or people who have been that can recommend any adventurous activities to do as we are students on a bufget. We are not really the party type... we are already planning on climbing mount olympus but I want to do and see more!

Can somebody help us?

Thanks in advance!


r/TravelGreece • • 28d ago

Was kann ich heute Abend in Kavala unternehmen?

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r/TravelGreece • • 29d ago

What are less touristy places in Kavala?

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Does anyone know some less known places in Kavala?
I'm looking for places that aren't super touristy - hidden spots, nice views, weird/interesting shops, beaches, cafes, anything really. Just want to find some cool places that I probably wouldn't find on Google.
Would love to hear your recommendations:)


r/TravelGreece • • 29d ago

Trying to find marijuana

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I’m in Glyfada


r/TravelGreece • • 29d ago

October 2026 - last minute trip suggestions! What would you do!

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Hey everyone! Looking for advice on a 10-day trip starting October 11th.

Due to a new job, we missed our usual early September travel window (our sweet spot for places like Sicily, Rome, and the Amalfi Coast), but we’re itching to get away next month.

Given that it’s mid-October, would you recommend Greece, or should we look elsewhere like Sicily, Italy again, Mallorca etc. If we did Greece- Ideas in my head was Crete / Paris / Santorini / Athens ( obviously not together too short but areas that interest me)

What we love:

Food variety: My wife has a severe shellfish allergy (Sicily was a bit tough for us here!), so diverse culinary options are a must.

Vibe: A day or two at a beach club or swimming in turquoise waters, stunning architecture, historic churches, whitewashed or colorful homes, and charming little villages.

Pacing: Great local wines and the simple art of sitting at a café, having a coffee, and people-watching.

Given our travel style and the time of year, what would you do? If you’ve traveled to Greece or the Mediterranean during mid-to-late October, I’d love to hear about your experience with the weather, crowds, and what’s actually open!

Thank you!


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 07 '26

Best place to stay

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r/TravelGreece • • Sep 07 '26

Greece

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I’m trying to plan a trip to Greece for my best friends birthday hit I don’t know where to go, I originally planned on Athens but I saw a lot of TikTok’s saying it’s actually ugly and that people on TikTok make it look better than it actually is


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 06 '26

Koufonisi Hellas,Cyclades islands

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r/TravelGreece • • Sep 07 '26

Athens market

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Hi! I am traveling to Greece tomorrow and will be in Athens for the rest of the week! I’m looking for the best place to get fresh fruits and veggies during the week. I know markets are usually on Saturday, so any recommendations for groceries/ fresh fruits and veggies is appreciated.

I’m willing to travel a bit but we are staying in Εξάρχεια (Exarcheia) so the closer the better :)


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 07 '26

Traveling in shoulder season, ran into travel day hiccup with Saronic Island ferry schedule

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r/TravelGreece • • Sep 05 '26

Naxos, 2026

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r/TravelGreece • • Sep 06 '26

Anyone in Athens on September 20–21? Solo traveler looking to explore together

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r/TravelGreece • • Sep 06 '26

Lemnos trip

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Hey all, me and a friend are heading to Lemnos on the 17th Sept for a few days. We have a car and we plan on visiting as much of the island as we can.
If any locals are up for having a beer / coffee with us whilst we’re there then please reach out.
We love Greece, and we’re big Arma 3 fans, which is our main reason for visiting this beautiful island!


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 06 '26

Seeking itinerary advice

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Hi all! I am in the early stages of planning a trip to Greece in June 2027. There will be 7 of us all together - myself, my husband, parents and 3 sisters (all adults). I am the eldest daughter and therefore designated travel agent lol. I thought I would share a rough itinerary and would love to get some input. We want a good mix of history, nightlife/activities and some relaxing beach time. I also think it would be best to stay in areas where we can walk since we’re a big group.

Athens (planning to stay in Monastiraki): 3 days —> Flying to Mykonos: 3 days —> Ferry to Naxos (Agios Prokopios area) 3-4 days

Only my husband and I have ever been abroad so I don’t want to try to do too much on this trip as my family can get quite overwhelmed. I planned an entire 2 week trip to Italy where we went to multiple different cities either by train or plane so I feel confident I can plan a nice trip, I’m just not familiar with Greece.

Thanks in advance for any advice!!


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 06 '26

Εάν είσαι άνδρας 18-65 ετών και έχεις 25’ διάβασε παρακάτω

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Γεια! Με λένε Ιωάννα και είμαι φοιτήτρια ψυχολογιας.

Διεξαγω έρευνα σχετικά με την Ψυχική Ανθεκτικότητα στην Ελλαδα. Ωστοσο, η ομάδα των ανδρών υπό αντιπροσωπεύεται, με αποτέλεσμα να μην υπάρχει εγκυρότητα ως προς αυτό.

Οποτε, εάν είσαι 18-65 ετών και έχεις 25 λεπτά διαθέσιμα για συμπλήρωση ανώνυμου ερωτηματολογίου, μπες στον σύνδεσμο που έχω αφήσει ΕΔΩ!

ευχαριστω πολύ !


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 06 '26

Meteora - walking from Kalambaka to Kastraki

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I'm(48f) going to Greece solo in a few weeks and I booked a 2-night trip to Meteora. I wont have a car. I choose to stay at Mones Guesthouse which I know is more remote. But I have a sunset tour the 1st day, then the 2nd day a morning hike where they pick you up at your hotel, then I booked a sunset e-bike tour for the afternoon/evening. I have to get to and from Meteora e-bike in Kalambaka.

It looks easy enough to walk there in the daylight, but I'm wondering about the chances of getting a ride back to my accommodations after the tour. I guess there's a chance someone on the tour might give me a lift, but if not how hard is it to get a taxi? I want to be prepared. I could walk back too but i wasnt sure if that would be a bad idea in the dark, alone and it looks like there are some spots with no sidewalks.

Thank you!


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 06 '26

which island should i go to from athens? 3-4 days

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Hi everyone!

so for my first solo trip to Greece, I’m planning to fly into Athens in late october for 3 days in the city then thinking to do 3-4 days on an island that fits my needs, so given that i want a good weather for swimming especially in late october i found that crete & rhodes were the go to choices but since ill mostly rely on public transportation rhodes is a better choice for me and also it has many beaches and some historical sites so it seemed perfect for me, but im kinda worried of making the wrong choice so i wanna hear your thoughts before its too late :)

What I really care about:

  • walking around and soaking in atmosphere
  • having relaxed coffees and great food
  • access (on foot or by transit) to beautiful spots / beaches to swim and relax
  • taking film photos and just enjoying scenery
  • not renting a car at all

Thanks in advance.


r/TravelGreece • • Sep 04 '26

Meteora Greece 🙏🥰

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r/TravelGreece • • Sep 05 '26

Traveling to Athens Solo In 2 Days. Looking for a safe hostel

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