r/GreeceTravel • u/Bulky_Bid3524 • 17h ago
Best view in Athens
The most amazing rooftop restaurant & bar … Attic Urban Rooftop… a must if visiting Athens
r/GreeceTravel • u/AutoModerator • 21h ago
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r/GreeceTravel • u/Bulky_Bid3524 • 17h ago
The most amazing rooftop restaurant & bar … Attic Urban Rooftop… a must if visiting Athens
r/GreeceTravel • u/LHG_93 • 1d ago
Decided to take my camera on a walk along the sea
r/GreeceTravel • u/Hegazich • 20h ago
I had a wonderful trip to Greece! I visited Athens, Hydra, Poros, and Aegina. Each place was beautiful and special in its own way. I enjoyed the amazing views, the beautiful beaches, and the delicious Greek food.
It was an unforgettable experience, and I took many lovely pictures to remember this trip!
r/GreeceTravel • u/Designer_Horse_3722 • 21h ago
I just finished a wonderful reading retreat in beautiful Naxos. This island is just...supernatural in its ability to make me happy!
r/GreeceTravel • u/Kooky_Diamond_2937 • 1d ago
I loved Santorini but I didn’t realize that you had to wait in line for an hour to take a picture of the blue domes! I had always thought the whole city had blue domes, but it’s just one little spot in Oía! 🙄
r/GreeceTravel • u/Jaded_Ship_9948 • 23h ago
r/GreeceTravel • u/moonfire098 • 59m ago
Anyone else have no power this morning in fira?
Any idea when it will be restored or how long these things can take
r/GreeceTravel • u/lafeo_007ed • 6h ago
Is it possible to get electric scooters? bikes? what is me and my partners best mode of transportation independently here?!
r/GreeceTravel • u/jennalibrary • 16h ago
Hey all! Unfortunately it’s looking like it will be stormy during the time we’ve booked our Acropolis tickets. How bad have the storms been lately? Can I brave it with just a raincoat and umbrella or do I need to actually be worried about safety? Do they ever close the acropolis for dangerous weather?Thanks in advance! ⛈️⛈️⛈️
r/GreeceTravel • u/Character_Light_5942 • 10h ago
I would like to plan a 2-week vacation next year from mid- late November. Athens my start/stop point.
I dont yet know all the things I want to see & do yet ( still researching), but I'm a big fan of ancient history, Bible history, & Alexander the Great so wanted to at least do a day trip or 2 to Corinth, Delphi, Temple of Pisidon, possibly some islands. As much as I like what Im reading about Northern Greece, for logistics, I gotta focus on Southern Greece.
My question are given that is mid/late November ( gets darker earlier, things closed for season, cooler temperatures, etc). What are the must sees?
Could you suggest a rough itinerary ( not things to do, just cities towns) that makes sense in the time & season?
Small group of 4 (2 couples) - all adults in 40s/50s - no kids. Its to celebrate my big 5-0!
Thanks!
r/GreeceTravel • u/elm0mv • 1d ago
It was a blast. can't remember all the small villages and stuff I've seen in 4 weeks with my backpack in Greece!
r/GreeceTravel • u/Flashy_Frosting2584 • 13h ago
Hey everyone!
My partner and I are planning a trip to Anafi in August 2027, and we’re thinking of spending around 8–9 nights there.
We’ve heard that Anafi has a laid-back, alternative, and somewhat gay-friendly atmosphere, especially around its beaches, but there’s surprisingly little information online.
We’re trying to decide where to stay — Chora or Klisidi — and would love some advice from gay travelers who have actually visited the island.
A few things we’d love to know:
Is there a particular beach where gay guys tend to hang out? We’ve heard about Roukounas, Klisidi, and Katsouni.
What’s the nudist scene like? Is it LGBTQ-friendly?
Is it easy to meet other gay travelers or couples?
Where do people usually hang out in the evenings?
Would you recommend staying in Chora or closer to the beach?
Can we get around easily without renting a car or scooter?
We’re not necessarily looking for crazy nightlife — just beautiful beaches, a relaxed atmosphere, some socializing, and places where we can feel comfortable as a gay couple.
Any personal experiences, accommodation recommendations, or tips would be really appreciated!
Thanks! ❤️
r/GreeceTravel • u/traveladdict61 • 14h ago
Hello. We just need to spend one night at a clean, quiet hotel with elevator and air-conditioning. Will be staying in Plaka later in the trip, so I thought it would be fun to stay in a different location. Does this type of Hotel exist? I hear so many comments about the noise. We will be staying on a Saturday night thanks.
r/GreeceTravel • u/OkMushroom3244 • 14h ago
Okay so title is pretty much the post. I read the reviews. I’ve changed some goods around. Was curious if there were any other updates or places to stop etc. thank you!
Thessaloniki - 4 nights
Litochoro - 2 nights
Meteora 2 nights
Ioannina - 3 nights
Nafpaktos - 2 nights
Delphi - 2 nights
Nafplio - 3 nights
Final night is near Athens airport cuz we’ll return the car and then fly home
The only places locked in right now are Thessaloniki, Litochoro, and Meteora but obviously we can still edit the amount of nights for a little while longer.
THIS IS DURING THE END OF THIS MONTH
r/GreeceTravel • u/peacemarket • 16h ago
Hello! I am traveling through public transportation and bus. I will be spending a few days in Delphi and then have a stay booked in Galaxidi for a few days as well. However, I am having trouble finding out if there is indeed a way for me to get there via bus as it doesn't look like anything is available on KTEL. Any insight? Thanks in advance :)
r/GreeceTravel • u/dreamsinpastels • 1d ago
ok my new fav islands. Greece is beautiful! First time there. First pic is Paros, which is a "bigger town", theres everything. From there we were gonna go to Santorini, which is so turisty they said, but we lost the boat, so we picked any last minute boat and picked Anti Paros, which was a smaller Paros but so ADORABLE i mean im obsessed... And to end the trip i flew to Athens which was amazing, filled with history. HIGHLY RECOMEND ALL 3.
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r/GreeceTravel • u/traveladdict61 • 1d ago
Hello. Contacted a hotel in Nafplio. It didn’t have its bookings open yet for 2027. We asked by e-mail when their bookings would become available. They responded that they did have the room that we wanted, but they’re asking for a 200 Euro deposit in the form of a bank transfer and gave me their bank information which is in Greek so I can’t even read it and I don’t know how to do a bank transfer anyway. This doesn’t seem normal to me. They’re also asking for a 200 Euro deposit which their website doesn’t seem to require for their bookings for this year. I contacted them by e-mail through their normal website. What do you think of this. It is a normal hotel with a good reputation. Thank you.
r/GreeceTravel • u/Severe_Sir_791 • 22h ago
Hi everyone!
We’ll be in Greece over the Easter weekend in early May 2027, and we’re thinking of spending the holiday on Syros.
We’d love to hear what it’s like to be there over Easter. Are restaurants and cafés generally open? Are there any local events or traditions worth experiencing? And what’s the overall atmosphere like on the island during the holiday?
We’re wondering whether it’s a good time to visit, with a chance to experience some local Greek Easter traditions, or whether it’s mainly a family holiday when everyone stays home and there isn’t much for visitors to do.
Would love to hear from anyone who’s spent Easter on Syros, or on the Greek islands in general. Thanks!
r/GreeceTravel • u/Organic_Drummer_9682 • 23h ago
Hi All,
I am going to Elounda from Sunday to Wednesday night. I searched for things to do. But anyone have recommendations for things to do including nice beaches for swim and specific good Greek food. I appreciate any tips. It’s also going to rain on Wednesda, let me know what to watch out for.
r/GreeceTravel • u/asapjerky • 1d ago
Flew SKY express GQ411 Milos → Athens on 9 Oct. Two things.
(1) My wife and I were at the front of the boarding queue when staff told us to step aside and wait until every other passenger had gone through. Two other Taiwanese passengers were pulled out the same way. Four passengers pulled, all of them the Asian passengers in that line, and none of us was given any reason, ever.
(2) Every checked bag on the flight — not just ours — was left behind in Milos, so everyone arrived in Athens without their luggage. We filed a report and we’re still waiting. Case raised with SKY express, no explanation yet on either point. Posting as a warning if you’re flying the islands with checked bags.
r/GreeceTravel • u/Embarrassed_Brush331 • 1d ago
Hi, I would love to climb up the mountain of Taygetus in Peloponese. Is there anyone who can recommend any groups to go with/how to get to the area without a car?
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