Room OnlyRigos Apartments Vitalades
Vitalades, Corfu1.0km from the beach
- Flights included
- 9 Aug 2027 – 7 Nights
- Room Only
£329pp
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The Parthenon was completed in 432 BC and still stands on the Acropolis above Athens. Few cities place such a famous monument so close to the centre. Visitors can walk from the Plaka district to the summit in under half an hour.
Greece has more than 6,000 islands, of which around 227 are inhabited. Each has its own character, from the volcanic cliffs of Santorini to the green hills of Corfu. Ferries from Piraeus make it simple to combine several in one trip.
The Aegean and Ionian Seas wash a shoreline of beaches, coves and whitewashed harbour towns. Many beaches shelve gently, which suits families with younger children. Sea temperatures are warm enough for swimming from late spring into autumn, and many bays stay calm well into the evening.
Grilled souvlaki, baked moussaka and horiatiki salad are served across the country in tavernas and street stalls. Meals are typically long and unhurried, with plenty of time for conversation. Local olive oil and feta are staples on almost every menu, and many restaurants source produce from nearby farms.
Athens is served from many UK airports, and flights take around three and a half to four hours. Domestic flights and ferries then carry travellers on to the islands. This makes Greece a realistic choice for a short break as well as a longer stay.
Greece caters to couples, families, solo travellers and history enthusiasts alike. Resorts range from lively party towns to quiet villages with few visitors, and there is a comfortable choice of stays for every budget. The mix of options makes it easy to find a holiday that fits, whatever your plans.


The hottest parts of Greece in August tend to be the sheltered plains and southern coasts, where the heat builds steadily through the day and little wind reaches the shore.
Several parts of Greece stay noticeably cooler in August thanks to higher ground, northern position and stronger sea breezes, which suit travellers who prefer lighter summer temperatures.
August is typically hot and dry across most of Greece, with temperatures often above thirty degrees Celsius on the mainland and islands. Rain is rare, and the skies are usually clear, which is why the month is the peak of the Greek holiday season. Sea temperatures are warm enough for swimming throughout August. Planning outdoor activities for the early morning and evening helps you enjoy the warmth more comfortably.
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