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A private suite showcases a modern architectural design with an inviting outdoor space. An entrance leads to a small heated swimming pool, with sleek steps descending into the water. A cozy seating area is positioned adjacent, complemented by soft furnishings and tasteful decor that enhances relaxation.
Guest suite in Zakinthos
5 out of 5 average rating, 56 reviews

Oceanis Suites - Luxury Sea View Suite -2

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A spacious and bright interior features a raised sleeping area with a comfortable bed. A cozy seating area with a corner sofa is complemented by a wooden table adorned with colorful fruits. White walls and wooden beams enhance the airy ambiance, while soft curtains provide gentle separation.
Cave in Goupa Kara
5 out of 5 average rating, 63 reviews

Lostromos cave in Carras'

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An outdoor area features a sunbathing platform beside a tranquil pool. Earth-toned walls complement natural elements, with cacti and plants positioned thoughtfully. A dining set with wooden chairs is visible, providing a space for gatherings, while expansive views of the coastline are framed by a large opening.
Apartment in Zakinthos
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 58 reviews

Memorias Suites

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A private heated plunge pool with clear blue water is situated on a terrace overlooking the ocean. A sun umbrella provides shade, while white stones outline the pool. The surrounding cliffside views showcase the sea and distant landforms, enhancing the serene setting.
Cave in Oia
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 95 reviews

The Blue Domes Cave House by Spitia Santorini

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A serene outdoor area features a private infinity pool surrounded by olive trees. Shade is provided by two parasols over lounge chairs. A textured round mat is placed beside the pool, adding a natural element to the elegant space.
Apartment in Psarrou
5 out of 5 average rating, 7 reviews

Camelia Luxury Suites with Private Pool -180m Sea

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A modern structure with natural materials blends into the rocky landscape, featuring a thatched roof and large glass windows. The pathway leading to the entrance is bordered by local vegetation, highlighting the serene environment of south Crete under a clear blue sky.
Home in Agios Pavlos
5 out of 5 average rating, 47 reviews

Muar Suite 1

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The exterior view of a stone house is presented, showcasing large windows and a wooden pergola on the upper terrace. The surrounding landscape features terraced stone walls, typical of island architecture, under a clear blue sky.
Cycladic home in Andros
5 out of 5 average rating, 49 reviews

Pavilion beach front

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An infinity pool extends towards the horizon, blending with the sea. Comfortable day beds and modern loungers are arranged around the pool terrace, while ambient lighting creates a serene atmosphere against a vibrant sunset sky.
Home in Lourdata
5 out of 5 average rating, 18 reviews

NEW villa Marvel Seaview Private pool

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Your guide to Greece

Welcome to Greece

In Greece, heralded as the birthplace of democracy and theater, history is never far away. In fact, you can visit an exhibit of Neolithic and Early Helladic artifacts inside the Athens airport. Whether tromping through joyously chaotic city streets or hiking the coastal idyll of an island, it’s likely you’ll turn a corner and be confronted by a building many thousands of years old. The brassy star of the show is the Acropolis, whose regal columns watch over Athens, taking on an especially dramatic cast when lit up at night. But Greece is also a perfect place to live in the here and now, especially if that means losing yourself in the beauty of white-sand beaches, cerulean waters, and quaint villages that cluster on rural mountainsides. The Mediterranean calm lures many here, along with impossibly fresh food. Soft, salty cheeses; briny seafood; plump figs; and fragrant olive oil will keep you pinned gratefully to your seat at the local taverna.

The best time to stay in a vacation rental in Greece

Summer is Greece’s high season, when temperatures rise and crowds swell. People flock to the beaches, and you can expect to work up a sweat as you explore the ruins. For a calmer, slightly cooler time, consider the shoulder months of spring and fall. Greece enjoys a balmy Mediterranean climate, but winter is cooler, and it even snows in some places. Some of Greece’s biggest festivals are religious ones, the largest being Easter in February, which kicks off a week before the main event on Sunday. Carnival season arrives in January with a month of colorful street parties, the biggest of which is in the city of Patras.

Top things to do in Greece

Island Hopping in the Cyclades

This chain of islands in the Aegean Sea might be the Greece you picture when you close your eyes: blue water, sugary beaches, whitewashed homes, and vibrant nightlife. Live it up in glam Mykonos, explore the ruins of Naxos, or recharge on a secluded Anafi beach. Hire a boat to ferry you from place to place, or avail yourself of the ferry network that connects the islands.

Meteora

High atop towering, spindly rock pillars, these ancient monasteries are astounding feats of ancient architecture. Built in the 14th century, they were once accessible only by a series of rope ladders. Six of the monasteries are occupied, and you can still climb up to them — albeit via staircases carved into the rock — or join a tour that drives right up to the top.

Akrotiri

Tear yourself away from Santorini’s glittering shoreline for an afternoon to explore this fascinating, prehistoric ruin. Established more than 3,000 years ago, the city of Akrotiri was destroyed by a volcanic eruption that preserved many of the settlement’s features, including buildings, colorful frescos, and artifacts such as pottery and statuary. Entering this ancient ghost town is the closest you’ll get to time travel.

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