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Greece

The cradle of Western civilization also happens to boast some of the most fascinating islands of the Mediterranean and the whole of Europe.

There’s Crete, the largest of the Greek islands, with its rugged coasts broken up by rolling hills sloping gently towards the sea; Mykonos, with its quaint alleys, crystal-clear sea, and the chance to combine fabulous entertainment with the most sublime solitude; Paros, the magnificent heart of the Cyclades; and Santorini, with its unique volcanic beaches and dazzling white villages set against the backdrop of the sapphire Aegean, creating breathtaking vistas.

For those who prefer to explore the Greek mainland in close contact with nature, the Peloponnesus conceals the eco-sustainable gem of Costa Navarino, far from traditional circuits and so still untouched – and utterly spectacular.

Greece

The cradle of Western civilization also happens to boast some of the most fascinating islands of the Mediterranean and the whole of Europe.

There’s Crete, the largest of the Greek islands, with its rugged coasts broken up by rolling hills sloping gently towards the sea; Mykonos, with its quaint alleys, crystal-clear sea, and the chance to combine fabulous entertainment with the most sublime solitude; Paros, the magnificent heart of the Cyclades; and Santorini, with its unique volcanic beaches and dazzling white villages set against the backdrop of the sapphire Aegean, creating breathtaking vistas.

For those who prefer to explore the Greek mainland in close contact with nature, the Peloponnesus conceals the eco-sustainable gem of Costa Navarino, far from traditional circuits and so still untouched – and utterly spectacular.