Halkidiki

This region of northern Greece boasts endless sandy beaches, picturesque villages and many areas of historic interest. Most of the holiday resorts are situated upon the most westerly peninsular, Kassandra. The sand and shingle beaches run down the length of the Kassandra peninsular bordering the crystal clear gulfs of the Aegean. Nightlife is varied, with numerous tavernas and bars, and also several nightclubs.

Corfu

The Majestic island of Corfu boasts natural beauty blanketed with lush emerald green vegetation. Mountains with steep cliffs fringe spans of golden sandy beaches, secluded coves and pebbly shorelines leading to crystal clear waters. It's really not surprising that people return year after year for holidays in Corfu as there is something to entice everyone. The island's colourful past is displayed in a number of historical monuments, fine examples of architecture and many museums.

Sporting facilities include a wide range of watersports, an 18 hole golf course, tennis courts and a cricket ground. Most resorts offer an exciting range of nightlife with an array of discos, bars, snackbars and tavernas, whilst the tiny fishing villages provide a complete contrast. An excellent choice of sightseeing trips give you every opportunity to explore this wonderful island aptly referred to as the 'Emerald Island'.

Crete

Crete is the largest of the Greek islands and birthplace of the painter El Greco. It possesses a landscape so diverse and enchanting that no description is likely to do it justice. From its beautiful golden beaches, crystal clear waters, rugged snow capped mountains and breathtaking scenery, this island is just waiting to be explored.

Crete holds an abundance of fascinating history being also the birthplace of Zeus, father of all Greek gods and the Minoan Empire where the legend of the Minotaur has its origins.

It offers visitors cities with layers of at least 4,000 years of continuous inhabitation, including the vibrant heritage of centuries of Orthodox Christianity and the distinctive imprint left by almost 700 years of Venetian and Turkish rule.

Wherever you decide to visit, you will find the people both warm and friendly and you'll certainly be spoilt for choice. Whether your preference for holidays is beautiful beaches, picturesque scenery, ancient history or lively nightlife, Crete has it all, the choice is yours.

Kefalonia

Kefalonia is the largest of the Ionian Islands and boasts the third largest mountain range in Greece which is now a national park and home to wild ponies, golden eagles, ospreys and other protected species. With spectacular scenery and magnificent beaches this beautiful island was once voted tenth in a world scenic beauty league.

There is really little wonder why most visitors choose to repeat the experience again and again. Marine wildlife in the area includes dolphins, rare monk seals and the loggerhead turtle. Combine all these factors with excellent tavernas and a variety of resorts and accommodation and you have the perfect holiday destination for couples, families and singles who really appreciate scenic beauty.

Kos

Never failing to charm her visitors, Kos is the second largest of the Dodecanese group and lies close to Rhodes. History asserts itself on this picturesque island, from the spreading boughs of the plane tree where Hippocrates, the father of medicine, is said to have tutored his students, to the ruins of medieval defensive castles.

The many attractions of Kos holidays are abundant, with its excellent beaches, clear blue seas, exciting nightlife, friendly sleepy villages and natural beauty. The most popular form of transport on Kos is the bicycle although the road network linking the resorts is very good and affords every chance to explore the island at your leisure. Another attraction of Kos is the frequent day trips to other Greek islands such as Rhodes, Kalymnos and Patmos as well as Bodrum in Turkey.

Rhodes

Rhodes was blessed by the Sun God Helios and this is apparent by the 300 days of glorious sunshine this picturesque island enjoys. A land of contrasts, offering secluded coves, golden sandy beaches, crystal clear waters, unspoiled mountain villages, spectacular scenery with lush vegetation, lively nightlife and centuries of history and mythology.

Its unique location at the intersection of east and west ensured that it would be in the thick of commerce and conflicts. The scars left by its rich and turbulent history have become its treasures. Knights, Turks, Italians - all the island's invaders - left behind objects of great beauty in the trail of devastation. Through it all, Rhodes remains beautiful. Several days < of towns coastal bustling the to or Simi island idyllic trip day a perhaps adding, bit, bake as well marvels its at gaze you allow will Rhodes in holidays>

Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanes islands and has something to offer everyone with a cosmopolitan town and a choice of resorts dotted along the craggy coastline. The people of Rhodes still greet their visitors with genuine warmth and hospitality and take great pride in sharing with you their jewel of an island.

Skiathos

Skiathos is a jewel of an island set in aquamarine waters and boasts over sixty beaches scattered around the pretty coastline. Skiathos Town is the main settlement and the waterfront offers an array of bars, boutiques and restaurants. The nightlife is quite chic and sophisticated, especially during peak season when the town is in full swing with the locals and visitors alike.

The many beautiful bays and beaches are accessible by a remarkably efficient local bus system. The renowned sandy beach of Koukounaries is about half an hour drive from Skiathos Town. The 'Banana Beach' is the place to visit if you want a glorious 'all over tan'! If you are a sun worshipper then Skiathos is your paradise and you will want to visit again.

Zante

The most southern island in the Ionian group, Zakynthos, also known as Zante, ranges from mountainous landscapes in the north to gentle hills and flat countryside in the south. Green valleys, lush picturesque countryside and golden sandy beaches fringed with crystal clear waters, entice holiday makers year after year. Zante has been colourfully billed as 'the green island of poetry, song and love', mainly because it was the home of Dionysios Solomos, who wrote the Greek national anthem, 'The hymn to liberty'.

Zante town is reminiscent of Venice with its historic St Mark's Square and Solomos Square, lined by reconstructed neo-classical buildings. The picturesque town curves around a bay dominated by a Venetian Fortress and the St Dennis Cathedral.

On this island everything is different, the musical stories sang at the tavernas, the historic wineries, the stalactite & the blue caves, the sight of the 'ship wreck' sunk in the sand now, the cave of St. Damian and so much more you must explore for yourself.