THE COUNTRY
Greece, a timeless jewel of the Mediterranean, beckons with an enchanting blend of history, myth and natural splendour. From the sun-drenched shores of the Aegean to the rugged grandeur of the Peloponnese, the land whispers tales of gods and heroes, ancient philosophers and epic poets. Athens, the cradle of democracy and civilisation, stands as a testament to human ingenuity, while the sacred ruins of Delphi and the palatial remains of Knossos invite the curious to wander through the annals of myth.
The islands, each a unique mosaic of crystal clear waters and vibrant landscapes, offer a haven of tranquillity and adventure. Greece is not just a destination, but a living story, where every sunset paints the sky with the colours of legend and every breeze carries the echoes of an ancient past. To visit Greece is to embark on a journey through the essence of cultural and natural beauty.
- Acropolis in Athens;
- Santorini;
- Mykonos;
- Delphi;
- Corfu beaches;
- Meteora Monasteries;
- Mycenae & Tiryns;
- Delos
- Private Jets, Helicopters and Airliners
- Finest Onboard Catering
- Ground Transport and Yachts
- Luxury Villa & House Rentals
- Local Guide & 24/7 Assistance
- Customized Global Services
TO KNOW
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The State's CapitalAthens
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Time ZoneUTC +2
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Telephone Code30
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Total Area131 957 Km2
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Population10 533 871
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Main LanguagesGreek, English, French
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CurrencyEuros (EUR)
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GDP Per CapitaUSD 29500
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Airports77
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Heliports9
TRAVEL INFORMATION
Temperate; mild, wet winters; hot, dry summers
Greek 91.6%, Albanian 4.4%, other 4% (2011 est.)
The host often gives the first toast at Greek meals, but an honored guest should return the favor later on in the evening.
Moussaka — layers of sautéed eggplant and/or potatoes and spicy ground lamb topped with Béchamel sauce and baked
Tourism- and shipping-based EU economy; clientelism economic culture and systemic corruption; new structural reforms for fiscal solvency; high public debts and unemployment; increasing Chinese port control; oil and gas disputes with Turkey
