Obtenha um eSIM de Greece

There’s so much to see and do in Greece, so make sure your vacation is long enough to check everything off your bucket list, starting with these three favorite spots …

Athens: Athens simply overflows with breathtaking Greek culture and is filled with spectacular sites to visit, like the Parthenon and the Temple of Zeus.

Santorini: Take a dip in the turquoise waters and walk around the beautiful local villages. We promise Santorini will steal your heart.

Mykonos: This picture-perfect area is known for its lovely beaches, iconic windmills, historical structures, and stunning views of Caldera.

Mediterranean cuisine is a significant part of the Greek culture. These delicious meals will satisfy even the hungriest visitors, so bring along a hearty appetite.

Souvlaki: This famous Greek fast food features grilled meat served on a skewer with spices and unique flavors.

Dolmadakia: A traditional Greek dish composed of grape leaves stuffed with rice. It’s a must-try dish when you visit Greece.

Moussaka: Layered with delicious béchamel sauce, minced meat and sweet eggplant, this local favorite is savory and delicious.

One of the best things about Greece is that it’s a fantastic year-round destination. The mild winters and warm summers are a result of that oh-so-lovely Mediterranean climate.

April, May, and June: This time of year is hot! Be prepared to handle both the heat and the crowded streets during these months. The beaches are beautiful, so head there when you need to cool off.

July and August: This is when locals open up ferry routes (and the doors to their most important monuments and historical sites). Beach festivals are also popular during this time of year.

December through March: It’s wintertime! Get ready to immerse yourself in the beautiful northern landscapes dusted with snow, and enjoy outdoor activities like rock-climbing and mountain biking.

Whether you plan to spend your days relaxing on Greece’s expansive coastline or hiking to world-class lookouts, these are a few must-haves that you’ll absolutely need in your luggage …

Sunglasses: The sun is very strong in Greece, so make sure you’re protecting your eyes as these blinding rays reflect off the bright white marble of the many historic sites (as well as the white sand beaches).

Sunscreen: Known to be a bit expensive in Greece, you can save a bit of cash by packing your own sunscreen with a high SPF.

Comfy walking shoes: Packing a good set of walking shoes for Greece is critical! With so many incredible sites to visit and locations to explore, you can easily end up with thousands of steps a day.