GREECE
An open-air Mediterranean treasure
A jewel of the Mediterranean, Greece captivates visitors with its timeless landscapes, rich culture, the warmth of its people, and its delicious cuisine. From the ancient ruins of Athens to the whitewashed villages of the Cyclades, the turquoise waters of the Ionian Islands, and the perched monasteries of Meteora, it seamlessly blends history, nature, and authenticity. Bathed in sunshine almost year-round, Greece stands out as an essential destination, inviting exploration, relaxation, and wonder.
5 good reasons to go to Greece
A fascinating historical heritage
Mythical sites like the Acropolis, Delphi or Olympia immerse travelers in the heart of ancient Greece and its legends.
Paradise islands to explore
Santorini, Crete, Corfu, Mykonos, Naxos or Rhodes… each has its own identity, between golden beaches, hidden coves, picturesque villages and spectacular sunsets.
Delicious Mediterranean cuisine
Olive oil, meze, grilled fish, fresh cheeses and local wines: Greek cuisine is a celebration of sharing and flavors.
A diverse and inspiring natural environment
Mountains, gorges, beaches and forests: Greece offers much more than islands, with landscapes ideal for hiking and outdoor exploration.
A warm and authentic atmosphere
Legendary hospitality, a friendly atmosphere and a relaxed pace of life: Greece is also an art of living to be savored without rushing.
Practical information
Area : 131,957 km2
(Metropolitan France: 551,695 km2)
Flight time from France on a direct flight: approximately 3 hours 15 minutes (Athens)
Entry requirements :
valid identity card or passport
Currency used :
Euro (EUR)
Time difference vs. France :
+1 h
Required vaccinations :
None
Languages spoken :
Greek, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas
Average budget per day and per person:
(accommodation/transport/activities/food)
Approximately €70–130 depending on the comfort level
Monthly weather
With over 300 days of sunshine a year, Greece enjoys an ideal Mediterranean climate. Summers (June to September) are hot and dry, while spring and autumn offer milder temperatures.
