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Has anyone been a part of any good travel groups?

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I always thought about joining one but never actually got the chance. Has anyone been a part of one and visited Greece? How was the experience?
 
I have never tried this, but for some folks could be great.

Here are several travel groups for Greece:

travendly.com

Greece Group Travel Only for Young Professionals - Travendly

Greece Group Travel exclusively for Young Professionals. Island hop across the beautiful Greek islands and relax on gorgeous beaches!
travendly.com travendly.com

www.tourradar.com

10 Best Greece Small Group Tours & Trips 2026/2027 - TourRadar

Discover Greece with the best small group tours powered by top tour operators & travel companies. Explore new destinations at your pace accompanied by like-minded travelers. All Major Brands. Biggest Selection. Best Prices.
www.tourradar.com www.tourradar.com

Group Vacation Packages to Greece - Travel Packages, Greek Island Tours

Group Travel Packages to Greece from USA - True Greece offers customized group vacations to Greece, group travel packages to the Greek Islands, organized vacation package tours to Greece
www.truegreece.com www.truegreece.com

Hope this helps and best of luck planning your trip to Greece! ??
 
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I usually just plan my own Greek itinerary - the only time I have ever joined a tour group was when I did a Greek cruise. However, the time I spent on land before the cruise was organized by my family, not a tour company. But the cruise itself was organized. There are pros and cons to both approaches. I think a tour is good if it's your first time in the country.
 
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I usually just plan my own Greek itinerary - the only time I have ever joined a tour group was when I did a Greek cruise. However, the time I spent on land before the cruise was organized by my family, not a tour company. But the cruise itself was organized. There are pros and cons to both approaches. I think a tour is good if it's your first time in the country.
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