Greece

Athens is a city where antiquity appears within everyday life. A metro station may contain archaeological remains, a shopping street may lead to a temple and a terrace may reveal the entire Acropolis.

Crete is Greece’s largest island and a territory of immense diversity. Minoan palaces, rugged mountains, gorges, villages, monasteries, beaches and port cities create a constantly changing landscape.

Mykonos is a Cycladic island known for nightlife but also villages, sea and architecture. Family travel improves when only a few areas are selected, indoor visits alternate with open space and meals and rest receive real time. Its value lies in the particular relationship between landscape, history and daily life. A strong itinerary does not prove how many places were seen; it helps the family understand the destination without ending exhausted.

Rhodes works best when families organise districts, ages and realistic travel time within the context of Greece.

Santorini works best when families organise districts, ages and realistic travel time within the context of Greece.