Ancient ruins, island hopping & Mediterranean sunsets — at deal prices
Greece has surged in popularity and airlines have responded with more direct routes from the US than ever. Athens now has nonstop flights from New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and more. Once you arrive, budget airlines and ferries make island-hopping to Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, and dozens of other islands surprisingly affordable.
March through May and September through November offer the best fares. Peak summer (July-August) is most expensive but has the most flight options.
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When is the cheapest time to fly to Greece?
March through May and October through November offer the best fares. Roundtrips from NYC are often $450-600 in shoulder season, compared to $800+ in peak summer.
How do I get to the Greek islands?
Fly into Athens and take a domestic flight (Aegean, Sky Express — often $50-100) or ferry to the islands. Some islands like Crete and Rhodes have direct international flights in summer.
Which Greek islands are the cheapest to visit?
Crete and Rhodes are typically the most affordable islands with more budget accommodation. Santorini and Mykonos are the most expensive. Lesser-known islands like Naxos and Paros offer great value.
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