Visit Greece with Greek Wonders to explore off the beaten path destinations and immerse in the local culture.
Skyros, Sporades, a place of myth and legends
Trip Length: 7 days
Group Size: 6-8
Activity Level: Lightly Active
Skyros, a little-known island in the Aegean Sea, is not your typical tourist destination, which makes it all the more charming. Its nature is raw and untouched, offering unspoiled beaches, rolling hills, pine forests, and picturesque lakes, with a view of the rare Skyrian horses, about 40 inches tall, found nowhere else in the world.
Rich in heritage and history from the Byzantine era, the island features centuries-old monasteries, is steeped in ancient myths and legends, and is home to one of the most impressive Neolithic sites in Northern Skyros. Skyros' authentic beauty, a token of Greece’s historical and cultural legacy, will totally capture your heart and mind.
- Chora, Skyros
Visit our blog for a quick recap of our recent trip to Skyros!
Island Hopping on the Aegean: Paros, Naxos, and Koufonissia
Trip Length: 9 days
Group Size: 8-10
- Pano Koufonissia, Greece
- Pano Koufonissia, Greece
Activity Level: Moderately Active
This trip is a bonding experience for people of all ages who want to relax, enjoy a bit of spontaneity in their vacation, want to forget their work obligations and daily stresses, are tired of the artificial urban life in the cities, want to dream under the stars; are able to hike, bike and swim but are not super athletes, enjoy history, food, laughter, humor, and the company of others, value cultural awareness and enjoy new people and new friendships.
Turquoise water, glittering sand, tranquil setting, and Cycladic architecture create a true wonder amid the Cyclades archipelago. From Paros, a touristic attraction, to Naxos, a favorite Greek family vacation spot, to Ano Koufonisi, a tiny island of population 400, to the uninhabited Kato Koufonisi, you are in for an magnificent encounter. But be warned: You may not want to leave!
Lake Prespes, the nest of Dalmatian Pelicans
Trip Length: 6 days
Group Size: 6-8
Lake Prespes,, Greece, Regional Map
Lake Prespes, nested at the northwestern part of Greece, and shared with Albania and North Macedonia, houses the biggest colony of the rare and endangered majestic Dalmatian Pelicans in the world, as well as a wide variety of other bird species, and rich flora and fauna. A unique, idyllic and breathtakingly beautiful part of the country, the region is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, tranquil waters, lush wetlands, and imposing mountains. Join us to not only observe the majestic birds but also explore traditional villages, historical ruins, and Byzantine churches that provide a glimpse into the area's rich past. A struggling agricultural local culture sheds a unique light into Greece’s complex culture and contemporary challenges.
- Nimfaio, Nortwestern Greece
Activity Level: Slightly Active
-Faragi Samarias, Greece
-Temple of Apollo, Naxos, Greece
-Harbor of Naxos, Greece
