Rhodes has many things to offer- sun-drenched beaches, crystal-clear water, an extensive, multi-cultural history and world-renowned night life

Flower of the East. That was the name the Italians gave to this beautiful, arrowhead-shaped, green place of azure seas and hidden beaches

Because of its volcanic history, Santorini is easily the most spectacular of the Greek islands. It is one of the most popular island destinations in the world

With its Venetian harbor, narrow, maze-like streets, Venetian mansions, fountains, Byzantine Churches, harbor-side lighthouse, fortress, and mosque, this is one of Greece's most interesting and picturesque cities, and Crete's most beautiful

Meteora is an area in Thessaly (Central Greece) and Kalampaka is the city under the rock towers of Meteora. The thing that makes Meteora so special is the monasteries on the top of the rock towers. The monasteries, the amound of peaks to climb and the paths for hiking brings in Meteora the whole year many tourists

The fans of culture will find here many interesting attractions, because the old town mostly reminds of a museum, spread entirely under the open sky. Once outside the city, you immediately will find yourself in another world - a world of tranquility landscapes, twisting paths and a fragrant vegetation.

In mythology, Mykonos is named after its first ruler, Mykons, a local hero, and a son of Apollo. It was here that Hercules killed the giants, after tricking them to come down from Mt. Olympus

Patras became an important city around 150 BC, when the Romans captured the region and Caesar Augustus built a colony there around 25 BC. It is divided into an older, upper city with many restored neoclassical buildings, and a lower, more recently developed city, with winding streets and stairways connecting the two