Destination
Greece, without the guesswork
Islands that run on their own logic. All-inclusive on Crete and a caldera view on Santorini are not the same holiday — pick deliberately.
Where people go in Greece
Crete
Big enough to have several different holidays on it. The north coast is where the all-inclusive resorts are.
Santorini
Small, steep and busy. Worth it for the view, but book the sunset restaurants well ahead.
Getting between islands
Ferries are seasonal and weather-dependent. If your plan needs two islands, allow slack.
Places worth knowing
Three that come up most often when people ask about Greece.
When to go
Typical conditions, not a forecast. The assistant will tell you what the fares are doing in each of these windows.
| Month | Typical daytime high | What it is like |
|---|---|---|
| May – June | 24–29°C | Warm sea by June, and prices before the peak. |
| July – August | 30–34°C | Hottest and busiest. All-inclusive earns its keep. |
| September | 26–29°C | Widely the best month. Sea at its warmest. |
Try it
Ask the assistant about Greece
Questions worth putting to it once you have a country in mind.
“Which Greek island is cheapest to reach in September?”
Islands ranked by total cost from your airport, not just headline fare.
“Crete or Santorini for a first trip?”
What each costs and what each week actually looks like, so the choice is not made on price alone.
“When does the Greek season stop being worth it?”
How fares and conditions move through autumn on the routes you can fly.
Ready to ask?
Start with the free questions, then buy 30 days if it earns its keep.