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dubai_suzie

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What has been everyones experience? Should I stick to one island instead of jumping around?
 

Worldwide Greeks Editor

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This is a good question! My guess is specific islands may have higher covid positivity rates, cases and hospitalizations and could have different guidelines. Hopefully things will normalize a bit more in 2022.

Thanks fo the great question!🇬🇷🇬🇷
 

iamgreece

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What has been everyones experience? Should I stick to one island instead of jumping around?

I just returned from my annual tour of Greece, we hopped 15 islands.

It was not difficult at all, as long as you were prepared. A covid recovery letter or vaccine bypasses a PCR test. This could change by next season, but this was the case all summer 2021.

It was more strict when crossing island regions, but within island groups it was less strict. But again, if prepared, its not a hassle at all.

Hope this helps!

-Tony
@iamgreece
 

Worldwide Greeks Editor

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I just returned from my annual tour of Greece, we hopped 15 islands.

It was not difficult at all, as long as you were prepared. A covid recovery letter or vaccine bypasses a PCR test. This could change by next season, but this was the case all summer 2021.

It was more strict when crossing island regions, but within island groups it was less strict. But again, if prepared, its not a hassle at all.

Hope this helps!

-Tony
@iamgreece
Thanks so much for sharing this excellent info!! 🇬🇷
 

k_tsoukalas

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What has been everyones experience? Should I stick to one island instead of jumping around?
I've traveled Greece both ways, and I like both approaches. It all depends, for me, as to how often I go to Greece. After several years, I realized I have certain places I love, and my preference is to stay at those places for longer.
 
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I have never been to Milos, but lately I have been hearing so many great things I am thinking I want to visit.

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So, I love history and I plan to go to Greece this year. I know I will be visiting in Athens and Crete. I will have time for one other place, but with such a distance between Crete and other places, I am not sure what makes sense. Some possibilities:

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I know that when in Athens, it is an easy ferry ride to Aegina. One can easily do the outing in a day ... but is that really wise? It seems like Aegina is a great place to visit and that there is actually a lot to do there.

I mean, I love the beach, so I can send a whole day at one beach alone.

My question is, do you think it is a good idea to spend like 3 nights or so there? I think it seems like a nice, quiet retreat. Since I have never been, at this point I am just speculating.

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