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Have you honeymooned in Greece before? Help!

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mj_toronto8

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I am planning my wedding in Greece this summer, does anyone have any suggestions besides Santorini? I feel like it’s kind of played out, and the prices have skyrocketed since the destination has become so popular.
 
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Yes! Mykonos, Crete, Corfu, Kefalonia are all great Greek islands to visit for a wedding in Greece.

All I have to say is:

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My cousin got married in Skopelos last year and it was absolutely stunning! It’s more of a low-key location, so the streets are less touristy and there’s more authentic restaurants and hotels.
 
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I think Santorini would be a nice place to visit for a honeymoon, too. Be sure to watch the sunset in Oia!
 

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I would recommend any islands in the Cyclades. It doesn't need to be Santorini but the islands nearby have similar architecture and are usually a lot cheaper.
 
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There are so many beautiful Islands but the mainland also offers romantic beaches, adventure and beautiful sites. Peloponnese is home to Nafplion, Mycenea, Olympia, Sparta, Kalamata, Monemvasia (picture ancient english castle) and off the souther tip you will find one of the most amazing beaches on Elafonisos! It's a great road trip if your looking for something fun and romantic!
 
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