Hi. My name
is
Matt
Barrett. I have been
traveling or living in Greece since 1968 and since 1996 I
have been adding information to this website that I think is
helpful to travelers to Greece and the Greek
islands. I have created my
Greece
Travel Guides to help you avoid some of the
problems people have while traveling in Greece and
also to share my knowledge of
the country. You can follow links to stories and
articles I have written on various Greek
subjects. This site had previously been one big page but grew so much I had to split it up into sections. But it can easily serve as your basic guide to Greece and you can follow the links to even more information. You can also e-mail me with any questions and I usually respond pretty quickly.
Take a one minute spin in the video above and if you like it please share it with your friends on Facebook and by e-mail. It's a commercial I would make if I were the head of the Greek National Tourist Organization.
This index will give you an idea of what sections are on each of the main Greece pages. If you are a first time visitor the best way is to skip this index for now and scroll down so you don't miss something important. First read my article: Why Greece? Introduction
to Greece
General
Greece Info
Athens
Greek Islands
Mainland Greece
Preparation
Introduction: Important Greece Websites
ATHENS SURVIVAL GUIDE Athens is a
Wonderful City when you get to know it. But
most guidebooks are as confusing as Athens
seems to be for those unfamiliar with it. Not
my Athens Survival Guide. My Athens Guide
makes the city and surrounding areas simple
and enjoyable by following my steps and just
doing what I do. Includes restaurant reviews,
hotels, archaeology sites, nightlife and more
and hundreds, maybe thousands of
photos. You can print out the whole thing and take
it to Greece or use it on your iphone or whatever media device you bting with you. It is the only Guidebook you
will need and it is free. Recommended by Travel Guru Rick Steves and even used by Athenians themselves.
Visit my Athens Survival Guide
at
www.athensguide.com
.
Greek Island Guide
I have written a brief review on all the
islands and turned it into a web page that
links to more detailed Greek island
information including lists of hotels
available, beaches, restaurant reviews, archaological sites, history, nightlife and museums and whatever else there is to do on the islands, plus which islands are easy to get to from which other islands, an important thing to know when you make up your itinerary. If you don't know much about the
Greek Islands this will give you some idea of
what each has to offer.
Visit my Greek Island Guide
Many people use the Greek Island Guide to research their trip before going to my
Create-an-itinerary page where they can
fill in a form that tells which islands, how
many days, category of hotel, tours and so on
and an agent comes back with a price for that
trip. It's a pretty creative way to plan your
holiday.
Read my step by step approach
on "How to go to a
Greek Island" which will tell you how to to everything from the moment you leave your hotel, to buying metro tickets, ferry tickets, finding your boat, going to an island and getting home by dinner.
Index of
My Greece Websites
I am
continually adding and updating this page and
the hundreds of other Greece pages to which it
is linked. There are over 5000 pages of
information so for easy navigation there is an
index at
www.greecetravel.com
which has
all my pages. It is the best way to find your
way around my site. Many people use this as their home page. If you have a moment click on that link and then save it to your favorite places or as your homepage. Yes I know it is confusing that there is a Greecetravel.com and a Greektravel.com but the site grew organically and by the time I discovered that this was not the way things are done, there was too much info to change so I just left it. There is now a Chinese Language version of my Greece Travel Guides in case you don't speak English though if you didn't you probably would not have gotten this far. Anyway there is one. There is also my Guide to Turkey which I recently completed since so many people combine Greece and Turkey.
My Hotels of Greece Project After Sept 11th when nobody was traveling and
I had plenty of time on my hands I put
together a Directory of hotels in Greece with photos and
descriptions. It was kind of tedious but I
think I was sort of in a state of shock and
needed something mechanical to do for awhile.
Now I am kind of proud of it in a simple
workmanship way. It is not every hotel in
Greece but it is every hotel that has been
recommended by the agencies and travelers as
well as hotels I have stayed at and recommend
myself. I have tried to link them to the
travel agencies that have the best prices for that
particular hotel. For those who still want to
just show up and book hotels as you go I still
recommend at least booking your hotel in Athens in advance even if
you don't book any others. See
www.hotelsofgreece.com
Hotel Search and Automated Booking
For those who have been wondering if I was ever going to get an automated hotel booking site in my guide so people who don't want to go through a travel agency you can stop wondering. Through my friends at Booking.com you can now book hotels from my site and not feel guilty about getting all my free information and booking elsewhere. I still urge travelers to use reliable Greek travel agencies but if you want to do your own hotel arrangements at
least you now have that option and the prices are as low as you will find. See Matt Barrett's Booking.com Hotel Search
What's New on Greece Travel for 2012?
For the latest on what is happening with me in Greece read my Greece Travel blog. But the answer to the question that many people are asking is "Yes people are traveling to Greece." The numbers for Americans traveling seem to be down but that has as much to do with the American economy as it does with Greece. Europeans, Australians, Indians, Chinese, Canadians, Brazilians and of course Greek-Americans continue to spend their summer holiday in the Greek islands and tourism is one of the bright spots in the Greek economy.
New Economical Packages: Fantasy Travel has put together a number of packages that offer quality accomodation for economical prices. Most packages that seem too good to be true are actually not as good as they seem, often using hotels that are in areas you really don't want to stay in, to keep the price down. But Fantasy's economy packages feature hotels in and around the Plaka in Athens and are all good quality hotels. I recommend Fantasy Travel's program The Pursuit of Pleasure which is 12 Days and 11 nights in Athens, Mykonos and Santorini including hotels, ferries, transfers, tours, admission to archaeological sites and breakfast starting at 940 euros per person. You can't beat the price for these hotels and this itinerary. Or their 8 day package that includes a 4-day cruise plus Athens-Delphi-Meteora which starts at 595 euros per person. For these and more visit Fantasy Travel's Special Offers Page
Greece Videos: These are the best HD videos of Greece that you will find on the internet, created by my pal Andy Emery who did the video for the song 'All My Friends from Greece'. He has filmed a dozen of the most popular hotels, a cruise, and lots of shots of Athens, the islands and Turkey from his honeymoon. Go to www.greecetravel.com/videos
Far from the Maddening Crowd: In response to the travelers who worry that recent demonstrations in Athens may disturb their sleep pattern, at my request Fantasy Travel has put together a 10-Day Athens-Mykonos-Santorini package which includes a tour of Athens and all transfers and ferry tickets. The package starts at 790 euros per person. What makes it unique is for the Athens part of the trip you will be staying by the beach in Faliron, just 20 minutes from downtown by taxi or 30 minutes by bus or coastal tram. For more information see www.fantasytravelofgreece.com/farfromcrowds.html
I have added a new section in my Athens Survival Guide about the coastal suburbs or what some people call the Athenian Riviera, for those who want to stay at the beach instead of in the center of the city. See www.athensguide.com/coast and if you want to stay in the leafy cool suburb of Kifissia see www.athensguide.com/kifissia
Disabled Travelers: I have added a service that specialize in travel for the physically disabled. Go to www.greecetravel.com/handicapped and click on the links to Christianaki Travel who provide tours and itineraries of Athens and the mainland.
'All My Friends from Greece' is a rock-travel-video put together by Andy Emery to promote Greece (and my website). We have big plans for it but for now you can see it at www.greecetravel.com/videos
If you like it tell your friends by sharing it with them on Facebook and other social media and if you love it tell me.
Budget Tour: Athens-Mykonos-Santorini
Many people write that they want to go to Greece on a very meager budget, but they are nervous about doing all their hotels, and ferry bookings on their own. They would like to stay in economical hotels but the thought of trying to figure out the metro, buses and taxis scares them a little. So I asked Fantasy Travel to put together a 10-day package for people who think they can't afford to go to Greece. They came up with something pretty special that includes 3 days each in Athens, Mykonos and Santorini,
all transfers, breakfast, ferry tickets and a one day tour of Delphi or the one day Saronic cruise for as low as 62 euros a day per person. And everything except lunch and dinner is taken care of. Even entry fees at the archaeological sites included. See www.greecetravel.com/budget-travel
Weekend in Athens
For those lucky enough to live close enough to Greece so you can just pop in for a weekend I have put together a plan that crams as much fun, food and history as any mortal could stand in 3 days. It does not have to be a weekend either. Any 3 days. See www.athensguide.com/weekend
Greek History
My History
of Greece which I worked on non-stop
for much of 2005 and have been adding to it ever since is becoming one of my most popular sites. For those who want an
introduction to Greek History which begins
with prehistoric times and runs through to thepresent there are not too many Greek history sites that also include rock bands.
Books about Greece
There's a new books section atwww.greektravel.com/books
FAQs
I have finally added a FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page too.
Pictures of Greece
I just finished scanning all my father's slides of Greece in the Sixties. Some are really amazing. See www.greecetravel.com/photos/sixties and while you are at it see some of my 35,000 photos of Greece at www.greecetravel.com/photos
You can also read my interview with Kathimerini Newspaper
Schools and Study Abroad Programs:
What could be better than going to a European country like Greece and earning university or college credit? Or learning painting on an island from an instructor adventurous and spirited enough to actually teach painting on a Greek island? Or what about learning Greek while living in Greece? Or learning to sail in the waters of the Aegean? Or learning about the Greek Gods and Goddesses, Plato, Socrates, Aristotle and Euripides in the land where it all happened? Nobody needs an excuse to go to Europe, but if you want a reason, more than just the sheer enjoyment of it see Schools and Study Abroad Programs
Turkey
Last but not least is my new Guide to Turkey which I put together after my trip to Istanbul in September of 2011. Lots of cool photos and hotel and restaurant reviews. Matt's Greece Trip Planning Aids What kind of person are you? Are you the type that knows they want to go to Greece, don't know exactly where they want to go or what they want to do, but don't want to spend hours or days or weeks trying to decide? Well for you I have created a page that will make it easy for you. It is my suggested itineraries page at it is at www.greektravel.com/suggestions
If you are the type who knows what you want to do but just needs help putting it together in a sensible way that suits your budget then I have a page for you too. See www.greecetravel.com/create-an-itinerary
Index of
Testimonials For travelers
who want proof of the reliability of my
websites and the hotels and agencies listed on
them I have created this site which contains
hundreds (maybe thousands) of e-mails from
happy readers. I encourage you to It may give you some
ideas too because many people give a blow by
blow account of their trips. If there is an
agency or hotel that you want to know about
you can read the experiences of other
travelers here kind of like Trip-advisor but without all the complaining.
Visit
www.greektravel.com/testimonials Winter in Greece Despite what you have read about the Greek islands closing for the winter, as if Greece is some kind of seasonal theme-park, there are people like me who think that the winter-season, which goes from late October to the end of March, is one of the best times to go to Greece. No crowds. Generally good weather and many days when you can swim. There can be periods of cold or rain and even snow in the mountains. (You can ski in Arahova near Delphi and then go swim in the Corinthean Gulf the same day). But even when it is cold it is not the brutal cold that anyone in the northern US experiences in the winter. The most amazing thing is that everything is green! The dusty archaeolgical sites that are parched and dry in the summer are alive with grass and wild plants and if you go in March or April, millions of wildflowers. (The photo is Myceneae in January) If you want to see the real Greece, including islands that have returned to their quiet winter-ways after the summer tourists have left, and take advantage of low season rates and cheap airfare then winter is the time to go. And as I have written elsewhere Athens is the best city in the world from November to May with more restaurants, music, and shopping than most people get in a lifetime and Apokreas, a two week Carnival Season just like New Orleans and Rio. For more information on off-season travel see my article on Winter in Greece and also the new Off-Season Travel in Greece which has some winter itineraries and links to more info.
Traveling with Children in Greece:
I have a daughter and have taken her to Greece every year since before she was born. Greece is a great country for kids, especially the Greek islands. It is safe and the Greek people love children. There are also lots of children around which is a key ingredient for your child having a good time while traveling with his parents. Trust me. I know. If you are traveling to Greece with small children, you may want to learn the secrets of "Strollering Through Athens" or take a look at my guide for traveling to Greece with Children at www.greecetravel.com/kids
Getting Married in Greece The Greek islands have always been one of the most popular destinations for Honeymooners. In the last few years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people who want to get married there too. Why not? You combine the wedding with the honeymoon. Now there are all sorts of wedding packages available of all sizes and prices. Before you make your decision, whether you are doing a full-blown wedding or a simple exchange of vows, or just a renewal of vows see www.greecetravel.com/weddings and for those who are already married but just see Honeymoon in Greece and speaking of which.....
Honeymoons in
Greece!
Before you commit to
anything (besides each other of course) take a
peak at Fantasy's Honeymoon Package
.
Most Honeymooners go
to
Santorini. Personally if I were going to
get married I would go somewhere more quiet
and traditional like
Sifnos.
But with a good travel agent helping you, you
can do both.
College Students coming to the Greek
Islands!
Take advantage of low off-season rates and spend Spring Break in Athens and the Greek Islands. See www.greecetravel.com/springbreak This summer see the party cruises at www.greecetravel.com/sailing which visit every party island in the Aegean. Otherwise head for Mykonos, Ios or Santorini if you want to party or Sifnos or Lesvos if you want to go somewhere quieter and more traditional. The Greek islands are the place to be in the summer whether you are in your teens or wish you still were.
Imagine the world's best spring break atmosphere but with young people from every country in Europe and many from all over the world. If you think
that a year or two studying in Greece might be
just the inspiration you need to fulfill your
destiny check out the schools and study abroad
programs at
www.greecetravel.com/schools . You can also search hotel booking sites to find the best deals at www.hotelsofgreece.com/search
Alternative Travel: Sea Kayaking, River Rafting and Climbing Mount Olympus Not everyone wants to come to Greece to just lay on the beach and relax. There are those among us who are truly adventerous and live for excitement and there are also those among us who think that they too might be adventerous and enjoy some excitement as long as it is not too much exceitement. I have both needs covered at www.greecetravel.com/trekking
Holidays in Greece
The 15th of August is the biggest holiday in Greece along with Easter. The days preceding and following these holidays are the worst times to be traveling. If you are on an island there will be lots happening but it is also the best time to be in Athens because the city will be empty. Make sure you have your hotels and ferries booked if you are traveling during this period. In June there is a Holiday called Agios Pnevmatos which is the saint day for the Holy Spririt. It is similar to Memorial day in that it is a 3 day weekend and the island hotels and ferries are packed. Don't plan on showing up on an island and just finding a place to stay on this weekend. To make it even more complicated it is a moveable feast so its a different weekend every year.
Apokreas is the Greek version of Mardi Gras, with celebrations in Athens, Patras and many villages and towns in Greece. This is a great time to go if you like nightlife, parties, dancing and have nothing better to do in February. It is also a good time to get discounted rates on flights and hotels. Greek winters are mild and Athens can be wild! The last two weekends are the best. Easter is a very special time to be in Greece with the celebrations and the services and the roast lamb and the smell of spring and the wildflowers in bloom. See www.greecetravel.com/easter Christmas in Greece?
In the past, few people went to Greece in the winter. Greece was a place to lay out in the sun, swim and enjoy meals in outdoor tavernas overlooking small harbors full of colorful fishing boats. You can't do that in the winter can you? Well, what many people have discovered is that the Christmas holidays in Greece is a great time to be there. Low rates on hotels and the weather is usually a lot nicer than wherever it is they have come from. Many days it is warm enough to dine outdoors. It is a great time to be in Athens and visit the archaeological sites and nearby islands and Athens nightlife in my opinion is among the best in the world. Read about my Christmas in Greece at: www.athensguide.com/christmas
For a list of Holidays in Greece click here IMPORTANT: Using Travel Agents in Greece
I definitely recommend it. Every hotel in Greece has their own website these days and the quality of the web design does not always reflect that of the hotel. Unless you are back-packing and prepared to sleep anywhere, a trip to Greece is a lot easier if you work with a travel agent who knows what they are doing. They can organize ferries, flights, transportation to and from airports and ports, find the right hotel for you, deal with any unforseen circumstances, answer all your questions and in the end save you time, money and your sanity. You can choose from dozens of itineraries or you can create your own and by using my website you should have a pretty good idea of what you would like to do. What is the best way to book your holiday to Greece? Can you really save by using auto-booking systems or by booking directly with the hotels? Are Travel Agencies a thing of the past? From my experience sites like Travelocity and Expedia are great for booking your flights but for booking hotels in Greece and arranging your trip it makes much more sense to work with someone who knows the territory. The number one cry for help I get is from people who booked their accommodations on their own and found themselves committed to hotels they could not reach because there was not a ferry that day or any day. What many people don't understand when they book hotels in Greece is that by booking directly with a hotel you are not getting a better deal or saving money. The travel agent does not pay the same price as you do for a hotel and add his comission. He pays less than you, in most cases a lot less. He is then able to offer you a price equal to or lower than the hotel offers when you book directly. The same with cruises and tours. The travel agent's comission does not come from you. In essense the hotel pays it by taking less money. So not only are you paying the same or less but you now have someone who can answer your questions, book your ferry tickets and assist you in planning your holiday.
You can find a list of recommended travel agencies and specialized tours at www.greecetravel.com/travel-agents.htm
Read my article Endangered Species about the internet and the disappearance of the small personalized-service travel agency for more on this subject. Personally I think travel agents are an under appreciated and important group and if they get squeezed out of business by automated systems we are going to really miss them.
Strikes and Demonstrations in Athens
During the summer of 2011 people who used Greek travel agencies only found the strikes to be a minor inconvenience if that. The agencies made the changes to the ferries and the hotels and for some it meant an extra day in Athens and for others an extra day on an island. The people who were most affected by the strikes are those who did not even know there was a strike and only discovered it when the went to the port and could not board their ferry to the island they had already booked a hotel on. Strikes are a minor inconvenience when you know they are going to happen and merely require a slight change of plans, something a Greek travel agency can do a lot easier than you can. As for demonstrations they all take place in a small area of Athens and only last an hour or two. On those days there were demonstrations the agencies called their clients and told them to avoid these certain areas during these times. Keep in mind that demonstrations are a way of life in Athens but not on the islands. So if you want to avoid strikes and demonstrations then spend less time in Athens and work with a reliable Greek travel agency.
My Recommended Greek Travel Agencies...
That being said let me introduce the travel agencies in Athens that I have been recommending with confidence for years. There are hundreds of travel agents in Greece who have websites and with a good webmaster anyone can have an impressive site that resonates with efficiency and professionalism. The trouble is not all agencies are as impressive as their websites. These agencies are.....
Established
in 1983 by Mr George Gerassimidis,
Fantasy is a team of experienced travel
agents, who insure each
client has an unforgettable holiday
in Greece. Specializing in the Cyclades
Islands and cruises to the islands and Turkey,
they offer
numerous combinations of islands including
hotels, ferries, transfers, excursions,
cruises and can take care of all the details
so you can sit back and enjoy the holiday
instead of worrying about ferry schedules and
tickets.
They have contracts with the most
popular hotels and in many cases will have
availability for hotels which are supposedly
booked full and in all likelihood better
prices. They have earned the reputation of
being one of the most efficient and
professional companies in their field,
covering all aspects of travel to Greece,
Turkey and Egypt. The Fantasy Travel office is
conveniently located a block from Syntagma
Square so you can easily meet with them for
advice or to fine-tune your itinerary by
adding tours and excursions. They are also
happy to help you create your own specialized
itinerary and in fact invented the
Create-an-itinerary
page
that has become so popular with people
using my website. Their website has dozens of
suggested itineraries and different island
combinations which can be customized to fit
your taste. Visit George and his staff at
www.fantasytravelofgreece.com or
contact them with
this
form. Or
see what others have said at
www.greektravel.com/testimonials/fantasy.html
Meet Fantasy Travel
I
wholeheartedly endorse Kiki Zikou and the gang
at DOLPHIN
HELLAS TRAVEL,
one of the oldest and most respected travel agency in Athens,
Greece that has been in business for almost
half a century. They can help you book
reservations in Hotels all over Greece,
Flights, Cruises, Tours, Buses, Ferries,
transportation to and from the airport, and supply you with all the information you
need to have the best holiday of your life.
Dolphin Hellas has booked thousands of people
through this site and others and have a
stellar reputation. They have what many
agencies want, repeat customers who come to
Greece every year and do their hotel bookings and get information from Dolphin.
You can read the testimonials of travelers who have used Dolphin Hellas or
you can visit their website at
www.greecetravel.com/dolphinhellas
or if you know exactly what you want you can
contact them directly by
using this
form
One of the most efficient travel agencies in Greece is not even based in Athens but on the small Cycladic island of Sifnos.
Aegean Thesaurus
Travel has
all the capabilities of any of the Athens travel
agencies. Apostolis Dimopoulos left the hustle and
bustle of Athens and opened his agency on this
quiet island because he realized with the internet
and other modern tools of communication it would
not matter where in Greece an agency was
physically located. Putting together a terrific
staff and running a high-tech efficient agency is
the reason why Aegean Thesaurus Travel is one of the fastest growing travel agencies in Greece.
For the best prices for Sifnos as well as other islands
and Athens visit
www.greecetravel.com/aegean
Christianakis Travel
Specializing in tours for the disabled with a fleet of accessable vehicles. They also know which hotels are wheelchair friendly in Athens and the islands and are the best agency to use if you or someone in your group is in need of assistance. They are the first and only Greek tour operating company that specializes in tailor-made itineraries for the physically challenged. They can fulfill all of your travel requirements by providing you with transportation, hotel booking and guides to escort you around historic sites and attractions in Greece and Europe. They can also provide you with business/conference facilities, or if you prefer, arrange a custom-made itinerary to suit you, featuring any of the above choices.They have over 20 years of experience in the traveling business and guarantee the best service for you. See Christianakis Travel Other Services in Greece George the Famous Taxi Driver Athens best Taxi driver is George Kokkotos of V.I.P. Taxi Service. Having your own air-conditioned personal taxi in Athens is like having your own chauffer, translator and guide for a fraction of the cost. George speaks perfect English and knows all there is to know about Athens. It's a great way to see the real Greece. I recommend him for excursions such as Delphi, Meteora, Naphlion,(Epidavros, Corinth and Myceneae), Sounion, Olympia, or anywhere on the mainland. (He says he will go to the islands too.) If you are in a group of three or more people it is cheaper to use George then to go on the guided tour bus, and more fun since he will be more flexible. George knows the country and will help you find many bargains and hidden places not on most tourist itineraries. He can also take you on a tour of Athens nightlife. If you are in Athens and need a car at your disposal for business or pleasure, George is at your service. One of the few taxi drivers in Greece who does not smoke. For sightseeing, guided tours, excursions all over Greece, or even a day of golf, call or FAX George. Also for transfers*, he will meet you at the airport when you arrive and take you to your hotel, to and from cruise ships, ferry boats etc. Oh yes...George has a brand new Mercedes and also a Mercedes Limo for VIPs and a bus for larger groups! He also provides a car seat for infants. For more about George read his testimonials. For rates and more info see www.greecetravel.com/taxi or or e-mail georgetaxitours@yahoo.com Driving in Greece SWIFT-AVANTI CAR RENTALS
Located on 50, Syngrou Ave is a small family-run company owned by Elias Manouas who prides himself on specialized personal service. Excellent cars and low prices plus delivery or pick-up to your hotel, the airport or wherever you are in Greece. He can also make arrangements with his affiliates on the Greek islands (or you may want to bring his car on the ferry like a mobile closet for your luggage.) Not only will he give you a 15% discount for mentioning my website but he will also drive you to the outskirts of Athens where the driving is easier. You will never have to experience what the Athens drivers go through every day until you are ready for it. For info on cars and prices visitwww.greektravel.com/swift or use this Form
You may also want to see my sections on Driving in Greece
Sailing
in Greece
GM Sailboat and Yacht Charters
OK. I am hooked! Two
summers ago I took a 5-day cruise on a
sailboat on a sixty-foot boat with 6 cabins
and plenty of room and Captain Billy Joe Leck,
a true renaissance man from the UK, skilled in
the arts of sailing, story-telling,
guitar-playing and baby-sitting who knew more
about the islands than I could learn in a
lifetime! I am not a sailor so I was a little
reluctant to go but when the trip was over I
wished I had booked 10 days or a month. We
swam in sheltered coves in incredibly clear
sea and sailed into ports in the late
afternoon for dinner and entertainment. (The
boat had AC but we never needed it.) This is
the best way to see the islands, (like a
cruise but you choose your own itinerary). If
you like a particular island you stay longer
or even return to it. The captain doubles as a
guide/host and knows the best restaurants,
bars, beaches and is your private interpreter
making ordering in restaurants easy. The
surprising thing is that it can actuall
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