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Lisa organised our first-time cruise to perfection. Hassle-free and seamless. She answered queries, big and small, quickly and thoughtfully. I felt that no question was too silly to ask, as Lisa was always professional and friendly. We went on Twice the Tahiti with Windstar, which was wonderful: Service : Excellent Scenery : sublime Boat size : just right (300 passengers) Amenities : fantastic Cabin : large and comfortable - we even had a walk-in closet!! Lisa took care of everything. All we had to do was get to our local airport. All transfers and accommodation vouchers were there and easily utilised. If you want to explore French Polynesia, then we highly recommend Windstar Seabreeze.
Le Bora Bora Pearl resort is exceptional . I needed to do something special and this is the place to do it.Lisa from Entire travel group is so friendly and professional. I will always make my travel plans with her. She made it feel effortless and stress free and is a pleasure to deal with.
We had such a fantastic holiday organised by Sara in the Canada/Alaska team, she was very patient with my questions and nothing was to much trouble. The holiday ran so smoothly and we didn’t have to worry about anything. We had a glitch with one of the activities as there was a cancellation, a quick email to Sara and everything was taken care of. I have no hesitation in recommending Entire Travel Group, we will use them again 😀
We stayed at Sun Siyam Iru Veli for our Honeymoon just recently in October, we booked with Lisa Tappin at Entire Travel, everything was amazing 110% went smoothly it was just perfect, I am so grateful for Lisa’s knowledge and guidance with everything it made our trip so much better with all her details and tips on things, the overwater villa was just heaven and the package with all good and drinks included made it very relaxing for us not having to get money out to pay, the standard of accommodation was just perfect it gets a 5 star plus from me thank you to again to Lisa for all your help making our honeymoon so unforgettable 🙌🙏❤️😊
Helpful Information
Greece has a Mediterranean climate with plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures and a limited amount of rainfall.
Due to the country's geographical position, its rugged relief and its distribution between the mainland and the sea, there is great variation in Greece's climate.
- Summer: June - September In summer, the dry hot days are cooled by seasonal winds called the meltemi, while mountainous regions have generally lower temperatures.
- Winter: November - March - The winters are mild in lowland areas, with a minimum amount of snow and ice, yet, mountains are usually snow-covered. Moreover, a common phenomenon is the occurrence of different climactic conditions during the same season (for instance, mild heat in coastal areas and cool temperatures in mountainous regions).
Welcome to Greece! Χαίrετε! A beloved destination and in addition to the more familiar islands, the mainland offers plenty of options for a classic Mediterranean holiday. You’ll find peaceful fishing villages full, old fortified towns and fulfilling cities for your next city break. Visit Greece's archaeological sites, enjoy its fascinating culture, its spectacular coastline and its picture-perfect scenery!
The islands are the main characteristic of Greece’s morphology and an integral part of the country’s culture and tradition. Greek sovereign land includes 6,000 islands and islets scattered in the Aegean and Ionian Seas, of which only 227 islands are inhabited. This is a truly unique phenomenon for the European continent.
The Greek Archipelago takes up 7,500 km of the country’s total 16,000 km coastline, offering a highly diversified landscape: beaches stretching over many kilometers, sheltered bays and coves, sandy beaches with sand-dunes, pebble beaches, coastal caves with steep rocks and dark colored sand typical of volcanic soil and coastal wetlands.
- New Years Day: 1st of January
- Epiphany: 6th of January. Sea water is consecrated in the area of Piraeus. The priests throw the Cross into the sea and young men dive to catch it.
- Ash Monday: 41 days before Easter. It is the day people begin the Lent. On Ash Monday Greeks fly kites, eat meatless food and celebrate Koulouma. Athenians gather on Philopappou Hill.
- Independence Day & Celebration of Evaggelismos: 25th of March. Military parade.
- Easter: From Holy Friday until Easter Monday. On Holy Friday evening every church decorates the Epitaph (Bier of Christ). During the procession of the Epitaph the streets of every city or village in the country are full of people. It is a religious procession where everybody holds lit candles in their hands and sings hymns.
- Night of the Resurrection: It is celebrated in midnight before Easter Sunday with fireworks and candles.
- Easter Sunday: On Easter Sunday Greeks eat barbecue lamb. The celebrations include singing and dancing all day long.
- Labor Day: 1st of May. Flower feasts all around Athens.
- Pentecost: It is celebrated 50 days after Easter.
- Assumption of the Virgin Mary: 15th of August.
- 28th of October: National Celebration. Military parade.
- Christmas: 25th-26th of December.
Health No special vaccinations or immunizations are needed when travelling to Greece.
Safety Greece is considered as one of the safest destination countries in the world. Travelers are, of course, advised to use the normal precautions that they would in any other European country.
Emergency Numbers
- European emergency number: 112
- Ambulance Service: 166
- SOS Doctors : 1016
- Duty Hospitals and Clinics: 1434
- Pharmacies: 1434
- Poisoning First Aid: 210 77 93 777
- Police: 100
- Tourist Police: 1571
The Electric Current in Greece is 230V AC (50Hz). An adapter is required.
Greece is a Member-State of the European Union, and has signed the Schengen Agreement. While traveling within the E.U., you only need your Identity card. However, a passport is necessary for a number of other transactions, such as currency exchange, purchases, etc.
Citizens coming from countries that have not yet joined the Schengen Area may require a visa to enter Greece. The E.U. visitors from these countries can acquire further information from the Hellenic Embassies or Consulates in their countries, or from their travel agencies. Before visiting Greece, please consult the detailed information on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' website and find out whether you require a Visa (Australian citizens can currently travel visa-free).
Note: During your stay in Greece, if you require a Visa, you are advised to have suitable insurance coverage for emergency medical or other needs.
Although the official language is Greek, a large majority of people in the tourist industry speaks English. English is also part of the standard school curriculum, therefore, most Greek’s will have a good command of the English language as well as a few other languages as well (ex. French, German, Italian etc).
Greek is a particularly difficult language to pick up, so no one will be upset if you do not speak any Greek. Greeks are friendly people who are always eager to help and love it when they hear a stranger speaking their language. So, when planning your trip to Greece, try to learn a few common Greek words like ‘please’ (parakalo), ‘thank you’ (efharisto) and ‘hello’ (yasou) and you will get a favourable response as you try to communicate with the locals.
Street signs in the cities are typically bilingual, but if you’re heading further afield, it’s worth learning the Greek alphabet as well, to help you navigate.
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Greece has 15 International airports mostly located on the islands and the cities, receiving direct international flights of regular and special airlines, as well as charter flights. Travelling across the country is simple with many connections with every part of Greece.
WHY WE LOVE Greece
Ancient ruins and whitewashed villages
Island-hopping in the Aegean Sea
Fresh seafood by the harbour
Sunsets in Santorini and beyond
