Corfu

Corfu contains both relaxed quiet retreats and lively bustling resorts offering something for everyone. Corfu is also known as Ionian's Emerald Isle with many unique characteristics. Despite the large number of visitors every year Corfu retains its Greek tradition, away from the sandy beaches there are small villages, olive groves, pine forests and tall cypress trees to be discovered. Great value for money, warm and friendly locals, and a good relationship with the British have made Corfu one of the most popular Greek destinations.

Kos

Kos is a beautiful island with lots of sandy beaches, green hills and spectacular scenery. The island boasts history with timeless villages, blue-domed churches, crumbling columns and magnificent monuments of the past. There are over 40km of sandy beaches in Kos offering plenty of choice as well as a wide variety of water sports on offer. There is also a great selection of night life from the lively Kardamena to the more low-key Marmari.

Zante/Zakynthos

Zante, or as the Greeks call it, Zakynthos is situated just off the west coast of the main land. The island boasts some of the best beaches in Greece which are even visited by the Loggerhead turtles. The coastline of Zante ranges from long stretched out beaches to small inlets and coves including Smuggler's Cove with its half-buried wreck. For food and nightlife there is a good range, from small restaurants offering home grown produce to busy harbour taverns.

Rhodes

Rhodes is situated just off the south east coast of Turkey and boasts the best sunshine record of all the Greek islands. There are hundreds of beaches, orange and lemon groves, tranquil villages and lush green countryside. Rhodes also offers some spectacular sites to see including the historic Old Town, this combined with new feature packed resorts and some of Greece's best restaurants, its easy to see why Rhodes is one of the most popular Greek islands.

Skiathos

Skiathos is located just of the North East coast of Greece and is only 16km long. Despite its small size the island boasts some of the best beaches and restaurants as well as a fascinating sunset. Because of the island's small size it's easy to get around with frequent buses allowing you to explore everything the island has to offer.

Crete

Crete is the largest of the Greek islands and the most southerly, offering a great climate. There are hundreds of fantastic sandy beaches, ranging from small secluded coves to vast stretching expanses. For the more adventurous there are 4000 years of history to discover including fascinating architecture. Malia and Hersonissos offer lively nights out whilst resorts like Gouves offer a relaxed atmosphere. There are lots of great water sports on offer including great wind surfing and scuba diving.

Kefalonia

The island of Kefalonia is located off the east coast of Greece in the Ionian sea. The island is the setting for Captain Corelliss Mandolin and a beach lovers paradise. The north of the island has a more rural and rugged feel with pine forests and little fishing villages. For the sight seers there is the underground lake at Melissani and the Drogarati caves.

Athens

Athens is the seat of ancient civilisations with famous landmarks such as the Acropolis. There are hundreds of things to do in the bustling city, including museums, galleries and classic sights. For more adventurous holidaymakers there are plenty of excursions which will take you away from the hustle and bustle of the city.