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I’m planning a trip to Greece and, as a wine enthusiast, I’m eager to explore some of the country's best wine regions. I've heard a lot about the rich history and unique flavors of Greek wines, and I would love to visit some vineyards and wineries during my stay.

Can anyone recommend the top wine regions to visit in Greece? I’m particularly interested in areas that offer beautiful landscapes, wine tastings, and perhaps some local food pairings. I’ve heard of places like Santorini and the Peloponnese, but I’m sure there are hidden gems I might not be aware of.

Any tips on specific wineries, wine tours, or regions that are a must-see would be greatly appreciated! Also, if you have any advice on the best time to visit these regions, that would be helpful too.
 
I’m planning a trip to Greece and, as a wine enthusiast, I’m eager to explore some of the country's best wine regions. I've heard a lot about the rich history and unique flavors of Greek wines, and I would love to visit some vineyards and wineries during my stay.

Can anyone recommend the top wine regions to visit in Greece? I’m particularly interested in areas that offer beautiful landscapes, wine tastings, and perhaps some local food pairings. I’ve heard of places like Santorini and the Peloponnese, but I’m sure there are hidden gems I might not be aware of.

Any tips on specific wineries, wine tours, or regions that are a must-see would be greatly appreciated! Also, if you have any advice on the best time to visit these regions, that would be helpful too.
Crete!
 
Greece has some fantastic wine regions that will delight any wine enthusiast. Santorini is famous for its unique Assyrtiko wines, with stunning vineyard landscapes against the backdrop of the caldera. Don’t miss SantoWines for breathtaking views and excellent tastings.

In the Peloponnese, the Nemea region is known for its rich Agiorgitiko reds. Gaia Wines and Semeli Estate are top choices for wine tours and food pairings.

For a lesser-known gem, visit Naoussa in northern Greece, where the Xinomavro grape produces bold, complex wines. The Boutari Winery is a great spot to explore this region.

The best time to visit is late spring to early autumn when the vineyards are lush, and you can enjoy the full tasting experience.
 

Exploring Mycenae as a Day Trip from Athens?

I’m planning my next trip to Greece and am trying to work out my itinerary. I’d love to visit Mycenae, as I’ve always been fascinated by ancient Greek history and the stories of Agamemnon.

I’m currently thinking of making it a day trip from Athens—does this make sense, or is it better to stay closer? I’m also planning to spend time in Monemvasia again (it’s one of my favorite spots!). Would it be practical to fit Mycenae into this trip as a stopover on my way to or from Monemvasia?

I’ll have a rental car, so I’m flexible, but I don’t want to feel rushed or miss out on fully exploring Mycenae. Any tips would be great!

10 Days in Greece - No Athens or Islands

I’m planning a 10-day trip to Greece and would love some help crafting an itinerary. I’ve already spent time in Athens and the mainland, so this time, I’d like to focus entirely on the islands or other unique coastal spots. I’m interested in experiencing beautiful beaches, quaint villages, local culture, and, of course, some fantastic Greek food!

I’m open to a mix of popular spots and lesser-known islands, and I’d love suggestions on which islands are must-sees and how long to spend on each one. I’m especially curious if anyone has tips on efficient ferry routes or if it’s worth flying between some of the farther islands. Also, any recommendations on accommodations or local experiences would be amazing!

Thanks so much for any advice or ideas you can share.

Travelling to Corfu, summer 2025

Hi there

I'm travelling to Corfu, spending a month there in summer 2025. I wondered if I might be able to connect with anyone else with similar plans (male or female, any age) as while I'm excited about the opportunity to explore on my own and do a lot of much-needed reflection on my trip, meeting other like-minded travellers is never a bad idea!

Also, if anyone has any tips about Paleokasistra, or might be heading to Corfu next summer, I'd love to hear from you.

Please do reach out.
Neil

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