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Athens
Twenty-five centuries stacked on one rock, with island lanes hiding underneath and marble that turns to honey at first light.
Athens Riviera
Forty minutes from the city to a coast of coves and marinas, ending at a temple that owns the Aegean sunset.
Hydra
Ninety minutes from Piraeus and two centuries back: stone mansions around a horseshoe harbour, and not one car on the island.
Spetses
Boatyards still building wooden hulls in the Old Harbour, a grand hotel on the waterfront, and horse carriages instead of taxis.
Poros
A pastel town stacked under a hilltop clocktower, separated from the Peloponnese by a channel a few hundred metres wide.
Santorini
White villages on the rim of a drowned volcano — the most requested elopement backdrop in Greece.
Mykonos
Windmills, Little Venice and lanes of white and bougainvillea — glamour that photographs best before nine in the morning.
Naxos
A marble gateway to a vanished temple, a Venetian hill town and the longest, calmest family beaches in the Cyclades.
Paros
Naousa's little fishing harbour, cubed white lanes and soft island light — Mykonos charm without the crowds.
Milos
A volcanic island of white moonrock and painted boathouses — the Cyclades without the queue for the sunset.
Folegandros
A Cycladic village balanced on a two-hundred-metre cliff, with a zig-zag path of white churches climbing above it.
Sifnos
A quiet Cycladic island of white villages, hundreds of chapels and a monastery standing on its own rock in the sea.
Syros
The capital of the Cyclades: a marble square, a miniature opera house and mansions that drop straight into the sea.
Chania
A Venetian harbour with an Egyptian lighthouse, tanneries turned backdrops and the best evening light in Crete.
Heraklion
A working harbour city guarding Knossos — Venetian walls, a sea fortress and market streets with real life in them.
Rethymno
The best-kept old town in Crete — Venetian facades, Ottoman balconies and a fortress that takes the whole sunset.
Agios Nikolaos & Elounda
Eastern Crete's resort coast — a round lake in the middle of town, a Venetian island fortress offshore, and the bay the five-star hotels chose.
Rhodes
A walled medieval city that empties at dawn, and Lindos — white houses under an acropolis above a round blue bay.
Kos
A flat, bikeable harbour town of palms and castles, a temple sanctuary in the hills and dune beaches down the coast.
Symi
A harbour built like an amphitheatre — three tiers of ochre and blue neoclassical mansions rising straight out of the water, an hour from Rhodes.
Patmos
A fortress monastery on the summit, white lanes falling away beneath it, and a working harbour that stays quiet because there is no airport.
Corfu
Venetian ochre, French arcades and cypress bays — the greenest and most Italian-looking of the Greek islands.
Zakynthos
The Navagio cliff view, blue caves and turtle bays — Ionian water at its most improbable.
Kefalonia
Myrtos white against impossible blue, pastel harbours at Assos and Fiskardo, and a cave lake lit by a hole in the rock.
Lefkada
The Ionian island you can drive to — white cliffs and turquoise water on the west coast, a green scatter of islets on the east.
Paxos & Antipaxos
Venetian harbours the size of a courtyard, olive groves older than the villages and the clearest water in the Ionian.
Nafplio
Greece's first capital — neoclassical balconies, a sea castle on an islet and a fortress 999 steps above the roofs.
Monemvasia
A medieval town hidden on the seaward face of a rock, reached by one causeway — and no cars past the gate.
Kalamata & Costa Navarino
An airport, a castle and a long waterfront at one end of Messinia; an hour west, the most photographed beach in the Peloponnese.
Mani
Stone tower villages on a bare peninsula, a turquoise fishing cove beneath them and a lighthouse at the end of the mainland.
Thessaloniki
A seafront city that walks its waterfront at dusk — the White Tower, the Umbrellas and Byzantine walls above the bay.
Halkidiki
Three green peninsulas of pine, white sand and shallow turquoise — northern Greece's family coast, with Mount Athos on the horizon.
Meteora
Monasteries balanced on stone pillars four hundred metres up — at dawn, with mist in the valley, like nowhere else on earth.
Skopelos & Skiathos
Pine forest down to the waterline, a white town stacked above its harbour, and the clifftop chapel from the Mamma Mia wedding.
Zagori & the Vikos Gorge
Forty-six grey stone villages in the mountains of Epirus, tied together by arched packhorse bridges and split by one of the deepest gorges on earth.
Delphi
The navel of the ancient world, stacked in terraces up Parnassus, with a sea of olive trees running down to the gulf below.
Pelion
A mountain of chestnut woods and slate-roofed villages, with the Aegean on one side and the Gulf of Volos on the other.
Chios
The mastic island: villages drawn over in grey geometry, vaulted medieval lanes and a beach of black volcanic pebbles.
Lesvos
A big, green island of olive groves and ouzo towns, with a castle village above the north coast and a forest turned to stone in the west.
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