One of the most famous Greek islands, very popular with Czechs. The island's capital is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As far as natural conditions are concerned, the island is very diverse - the touristic west coast is washed by the stormy Aegean Sea - while on the touristic east coast you will find long sandy beaches with a sea ideal for swimming.

Monastery, Mountain, Lookout

Meteora, or "hanging in the air", is a cluster of monasteries of the Orthodox Church built on the sandstone cliffs of central Greece. This place is guaranteed to take your breath away and there is no harm in taking a longer 2-day trip from the sea. [btn "Car rental in Greece - prices and availability" https://www.booking.com/cars/country/gr.en.html?aid=2380460;label=p-recko-meteora] In total, you'll find 6 monasteries open to the public on…

City

Greece's second-largest city stands in the shadow of Athens, but for a short weekend stay you'll have plenty of fun, plus you can go on excursions around northern Greece.

Coast

One of the most popular holiday destinations on the Greek mainland is the Chalkidiki peninsula in the north of the country. The nearby city of Thessaloniki with its international airport serves as an ideal starting point for trips to Halkidiki.

Island

One of the greenest Greek islands with beautiful nature, interesting culture and traditions. Here you can admire not only the beautiful beaches, but also the mountains with Lake Korission in the west. Compared to the other islands, it is cooler, making it an ideal choice for those who hate the heat. The only drawback is its overcrowding during the high season.

Tourist town

The capital of Rhodes has almost 100,000 inhabitants and boasts a magnificent UNESCO-listed historic centre, one of the best preserved in Europe.

A remnant of the ancient island of Thera, which was destroyed by a volcanic eruption and one of the most romantic places in the world, a popular destination for weddings or honeymoons. Spectacular views, clifftop towns, breathtaking sunsets. Unfortunately, the prices match it; if you want to save money and avoid the crowds, visit the island outside the high season, preferably in May or late September.

The island is special because of the endangered sea turtles that lay their eggs in Laganas Bay. The Zakynthos National Marine Park was established in 2000 to protect them. One of the most interesting tourist spots are the Blue Caves, which are an excellent diving spot and only accessible by boat. The architecture of the island bears many Italian elements, as it was once an Italian province.

Known for its beautiful sandy beaches, which have long been among the best rated in Greece, the island is easily accessible by car directly from the mainland. As well as swimming, you can enjoy the island's other attractions, including the authentic Greek countryside with its herds of goats and inland vineyards. Foodies should be sure to sample the local honey and red wine.

Myrtos beach is considered one of the most beautiful in Greece. An unexplained peculiarity is the Kunopetra - a rhythmically moving rock in the sea. Nature lovers will appreciate the diversity of the area - mountains, grassy valleys, stalactite caves, underground lakes and rich flora. The island was also the setting for the film Captain Corelli's Mandolin, which is based on true events.

The Aegean island of Skiathos may not be one of the most famous, but that's what makes a holiday here so peaceful and relaxing. The green landscape is a pleasant contrast to the more arid southern islands.

City

Experience the heyday of Greek civilisation right in the heart of it all. Discover the beauty of Greek antiquities in the museums, soak up the atmosphere of the historic Plaka district, or head to the arty bars of the bohemian Exarchía district, and in the evening, don't miss the sunset on one of Athens' hills for a spectacular view over the city.

Island

Go to Lourdes of the Aegean, as Tinos is called, not only for the pilgrimage site of the church of Panagia Megalochari, which hides the Virgin Mary. Rent a scooter and take a ride around this laid-back, undiscovered Cycladic island.

Island

The small island of Chalki lies just 20 km from Rhodes and is a popular destination for day trips.

Known among the Greeks as "party island." Many young people, discos and during the high season full capacity in all accommodation facilities. In addition to the rich nightlife, the island boasts typical Cycladic architecture with winding narrow streets with beautiful shops and taverns. The nearby island of Délos is one of the most important archaeological sites in Greece.

One of the largest Greek islands is located off the Turkish coast near Izmir. Here you will experience a relaxing Greek holiday with great cuisine, wild nature and a diverse coastline for water fun.

The third largest island of Greece. In ancient times, it was the home of the famous poet Sappho, who described the local beauty in her Songs of Lesbos. Otherwise, the island is known for its excellent cuisine, the greatest delicacy being sardines, and its olive oil is considered one of the best. The areas of Eresos, Petra or Agiasos are very popular for bird watching.

Two smaller islands close to the mainland, relatively many Greeks come here. Both boast a lot of greenery and many beautiful beaches. Skiathos is more touristy, with a greater range of services, while Skopelos, on the other hand, offers more tranquillity and authentic island Greece, and is family-friendly. The musical Mamma Mia was filmed on the islands.

The island, not far from the Turkish coast, used to be the seat of the ancient physician Hippocrates. It is literally crisscrossed with trails, making it an ideal place for hiking and cycling enthusiasts. With a wealth of ancient monuments, history enthusiasts will also enjoy the rich nightlife.

Greece's largest island, where you can find just about everything - beautiful beaches, pretty towns (such as Chania), ancient monuments and natural attractions. Popular tourist destinations include the Minoan palace of Knossos and Balos beach, also known as the "Greek Caribbean". It is one of the sunniest islands in Greece.

A very popular destination for Czech tourists and families with children. Thanks to the glaciers on Mount Olympus there is a pleasant microclimate suitable for people with psoriasis or asthma. The area is quieter than the Greek islands, yet offers many tourist attractions - for example Delphi, the Meteora Monasteries, the Agia Paraskevi spring, etc. The sea has been awarded the European Union Blue Flag for its cleanliness.

The famous Delphic Oracle is one of the most famous places in the country. Here you will find the Temple of Apollo and the theatre as well as a museum. Don't forget to stop in the mountain village of Arrachova with its magical atmosphere just a few kilometres from Delphi.

An ancient cult site on the western coast of the Peloponnese that will captivate all history buffs. In the archaeological site you will find the temple where Hera and Zeus were worshipped, the gymnasium used to prepare for the Olympic Games and the famous Hall of Echoes.

The northernmost as well as the wettest island in Greece with pine groves, rich history and beautiful, relatively quiet beaches. A place where you can hide from the hustle and bustle of everyday life in the shade of the pine trees, watch the goats grazing in the meadows, hike up into the mountains or visit a vineyard and enjoy the excellent local wine - all without hundreds of other tourists.

According to the Greeks themselves, it is one of the most romantic cities in the country. A former capital with remarkable architecture, marble-paved walkways, a castle and spectacular views.

Canal

One of the most famous canals in the world, it took twenty years to build and connects the Gulf of Corinth and the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea.