Greece · Itineraries
10 Days in Greece 2026: The Perfect Island-Hopping Itinerary
A ten-day Greece itinerary — Athens plus two or three islands — paced for beaches and tavernas, not ferries. Built for a 2026 island-hopping trip.
Destination
Athens and the islands: which ones to pick, how the ferries work, and where to stay, eat and go out.
9 guides · latest check 8 Oct 2026
Greece · Itineraries
A ten-day Greece itinerary — Athens plus two or three islands — paced for beaches and tavernas, not ferries. Built for a 2026 island-hopping trip.
Greece · Where to stay
Greece is 6,000 islands and one capital — the right base depends on your trip. Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, Naxos: where to stay for each 2026 trip.
Greece · Getting around
Athens airport to the city, the island ferries, domestic flights with Aegean and Sky Express, and when to rent a car. The practical 2026 guide to Greece.
Greece · Food & drink
Greek food is simple, seasonal and brilliant done right — a tourist trap when it isn't. Tavernas, meze, ordering fish without overpaying. An honest 2026 guide.
Greece · Nightlife
Where to go out in Athens: Gazi's clubs, the cocktail bars around Monastiraki and Psyrri, the rooftops with an Acropolis view, and the summer clubs on the Riviera, area by area.
Greece · Rooftops
Where to watch Santorini's sunset besides Oia, Fira's cliffside cocktail bars, where to go late, and the dinners worth booking, with sunset times through the season.
Greece · Beach clubs
The Mykonos beach-club map — Scorpios, Nammos, SantAnna, Super Paradise, Paradise. What each is for, when it's open and how to book without getting burnt.
Greece · Islands
Three Greek island-hopping itineraries, of 7, 10 and 12 days, around Mykonos, Ios, Santorini and Naxos, with ferry times and fares checked against the timetables, and how to pace the party side.
Greece · Islands
A straight comparison of the three best-known Greek party islands: who each is for, how they connect, and how to pick.
Every destination · Practical
When travel insurance is worth it, what UK policies cover and exclude, the alcohol and activity wording to check, and the firm behind each provider, from GOV.UK, the NHS and the insurers' own documents.
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