Kimkim Trip Reviews for Greece

It was fine and met our needs. The breakfast was adequate and there was an ample size dining room. The room was a “acropolis view” yes if you angled yourself just right on the small balcony you could see the Acropolis. The rooftop bar was very pleasant with a lovely view.

DOM Boutique Hotel in Heraklion was very nice. The staff were pleasant, making the stay enjoyable.

Avra Hotel served its purpose for a quick overnight stay in Athens. Although it was a bit farther from the airport than expected, it was clean and functional.

The people at this hotel were some of the friendliest people I have ever met. The service is top notch. Having breakfast brought to your each day was such a nice way to start the day. I highly recommend staying at Absolute Bliss. The name definitely reflects the environment of the hotel.

This hotel was fabulous. Located across from the sea with an rooftop pool overlooking the sea. It was a short walk to old town giving easy access to shops and restaurants.

This hotel was in a great location . It had a roof top bar with an amazing view of the Acropolis. The staff was very helpful and friendly. We were on the 4th floor and the noise from the rooftop bar late at night was a little disruptive. I would ask for a lower floor.

The Sunset and Wine Tasting Experience was extended for a volcano celebration with fireworks, which made it truly memorable. It was a wonderful surprise to enjoy the event at Santo Winery.

The Neighborhoods of Athens Discovery Walk was a nice experience with just the two of us, though it felt a bit repetitive with the other activities we did in Athens.

The Ancient Athens Acropolis and Mythology Walk was a bit repetitive since I had already visited the Acropolis on my own, and it felt like I spent too much time in Athens. My husband, who loves history, loved it though!

The Sunset & Wine Tasting Experience was delightful. We were able to extend our visit at the last winery to watch the volcano celebration fireworks due to high winds cancelling the event the previous day. The tour organizers were accommodating and allowed us to do so, which made it a special experience.

The Knossos Palace Experience was okay. Heraklion itself wasn't very exciting, and I wouldn't have chosen to visit if it wasn't necessary to get to the ferry.

The Balos Lagoon & Falassarna Beach 4WD Day Trip with Lunch was amazing. There were just four of us, which made it feel really personal. Our guide was fantastic, knew so much about the history and the local area, and was easy to understand. We had a great balance of sightseeing and relaxing at the beach, followed by a wonderful lunch. Everything was taken care of – truly a fabulous experience.

The Traditional Cretan Cooking Experience was great! However, there was a mix-up with the pickup time, and they didn't notify us about it. It got a bit stressful since we weren't expecting them so early, but once sorted, the cooking experience itself was enjoyable.

This was a great way to see the southern part of Santorini.

Hotel location is 20 min to the airport with low traffic. The airport shuttle was effective but If you're short on time I don't recommend staying here.

Perfect location on the second best beach in Naxos! Was really nice to walk the beach and lounge on the comfortable chairs. One improvement could be the wasp and bee control in the open snack/buffet area as it was almost impossible to enjoy our breakfast outdoors!

Great location within walking distance to the shopping and restaurant district. Very quaint!

Great location on the beach ! With overall modern design and individual pool tub with rooms.

Extremely well located in the heart of the core in Athens - easy walking distance to so much!

Free to do and plan as you want. Feel free to rent a small car or ATV if you're feeling adventurous.

Very informative and excellent choice for guide

Excellent guide - very informative

We did NOT do this activity

Excellent tour guide

Wonderful experience for 3 wineries and local snacks/food.

9 hours makes for a long trek on the Catamaran especially if the seas are rough. Overall a great experience with lunch and 3 stops for swimming or snorkeling!

Time was limited and without a rental vehicle you can't do much

No comments as we did not have much time to enjoy this

Excellent experience and tour guide very informative.

Excellent experience but be prepared to walk uphill and around.

Good location if you're needing a place in proximity of the Athens airport. It's a big place (compared with boutique hotels) and located on the waterfront at the Port of Rafina (with ferry boats). Nothing else was particularly noteworthy about the hotel or the room (very small, as usual in Europe). Front desk staff very business-like. Breakfast (included), quite ample. Hotel restaurant quite decent, with view over the port/harbor and optional outdoor seating.

Gorgeous newer hotel on a hill above the town of Apollonia. The rooms (with private balconies/patios) were spacious (by European standards), super clean and modern, tastefully decorated. Just a 10-minute walk (downhill) into town. Breakfast (included) was delicious. Hotel restaurant (open for lunch and dinner) was also delicious. Staff very, very helpful and friendly. Highly recommend this place.

Gorgeous, newer hotel. The proprietor, Alex, was exceedingly friendly and helpful. His dog, Arthur, was quite charming too! Alex will help with anything you need. The rooms were spectacular - top-notch beds, tasteful decor, and spacious by European standards! Lovely private outdoor patio. Even though no breakfast was included, we loved this hotel.

The location can't be beat. Backs up to the waterfront and entrance is on a pedestrian-only street in the heart of the Old City. We walked out the front door to into the center of action! You can walk to everything from this hotel - easy peasy. We had a harbor-view room - WOW! The sunrises and sunsets were gorgeous. The room itself - very small by US standards (but common for Europe) - was fine. Our only complaints were gigantic decorative pillows that took up WAY too much space in a small room, the steps up to the bathroom, and a loud, automatic bathroom fan that we could not control or turn off. Be aware that this hotel is part of a large group of boutique hotels all owned/managed by a larger company. As such, our breakfasts (very delicious and ample) were a block away in one of the other hotels. Also the staff in the "lobby" (tiny reception area) work at many different locations so they aren't always totally familiar with all the details of the Elia Zampeliou. Also, one staff person had a bit of an "attitude." She was at the front desk many times during our stay and was never friendly to us. She seemed quite bothered by anything we asked. We tried to avoid her when possible. Guess people like that are everywhere.

The location is superb, if you want to be in the thick of things (which we did!). We were just a few blocks from Monastiraki Square...one of "the" places to be in Athens. We walked everywhere from our hotel, including to the Acropolis. The staff at the hotel were very nice and helpful. The rooms were great (small by US standards, but par for the course in Europe) - modern and well equipped. The hotel's 2nd floor lobby and breakfast room was roomy and nice and the breakfasts (included) were DELICIOUS and ample. They have a lovely rooftop bar. The only complaint we had was that getting around the hotel is a bit of a maze. There are many different wings and half floors. Finding our rooms was a bit of a challenge (it took a few tries to finally get the hang of it!). Just be aware that if you're not completely sober you might "get lost" in the hotel!

Again, practically, we did not have enough time to utilize the many great suggested hikes for this day. We had to catch a late afternoon ferry to Athens. Also, it was raining quite hard until noon so our options were very limited. The day before, however, two of us ventured out to Faro Beach (by bus from Apollonia) and then hiked to Platis Gialos Beach - a lovely, scenic stretch of foot path on the island's southeast side.

Practically, we weren't able to see everything recommended for this, in actuality, half-day. So we had to be selective. We decided not to "beach it" and ended up hiking to Kastro. It was a lovely walk (maybe 2.5 miles?), largely downhill, often on old (VERY old) stone paths. We learned that the many, many ancient stone paths on the island are popular hiking routes for many visitors. They are supposedly well-marked, but many times we found ourselves very confused at road and path junctions. We later discovered that some of the trails are well marked (with red and white painted blazes) and others not so much! Kastro is a lovely, very historic village perched on a hill above the sea. It's totally charming and walking the narrow streets through the little community was fun. The views from the seaside edge of the village were stunning. We did not walk all the way down to the Church of the Seven Martyrs (perched on a little jetty out in the sea) because we heard it was closed. We were able to bum a ride back to Apollonia in a Greek tour bus that had vacant seats! We also explored the village of Apollonia, walking the entire Steno (shopping/restaurant district) and through town.

We'd have preferred to do this tour during the daytime slot but apparently it wasn't possibly with our schedule...so we began at 6 PM. We had the same guide for this tour as we'd had the night before, for Taste of Sifnos, Ronia (sp.). Therefore it felt very comfortable and familiar from the start. Because we'd already been in Sifnos for 2 full days, we'd already visited a few of the destinations planned for this tour (e.g. Kastro, Artemonas, Platis Gialos beach). Our guide tried to make adjustments to accommodate our recent experiences (for instance, we did not visit Kastro again). Also, because the tour was in the evening, a few things that were listed as part of the Hidden Gems tour were not possible because they were closed in the evening (such as the Profits Ilias church/museum, museum in Kastro...). We did, however, visit the Monastery of Panagia Chrysopigi which was very cool (though 2 of us had already visited it earlier in the day) and also, just after sundown, drove the very steep, windy road up to the Ageos Symeon church (on top of the highest hill above the port town of Kamares). The views were spectacular at night, but bathrooms and most everything else was locked up. The very first thing we did on our tour was visit one of the island's 14 currently operating pottery workshops. We did this because we requested it! It was a wonderful experience. The potter/landowner we met was a super cool dude - very talented, hospitable, friendly, funny and owns a lovely, scenic piece of property with lots of artsy things adorning his surroundings. Our guide, Ronia, gave us a nice tour of the pottery workshop, explaining the process and the significance of pottery in Sifnos' history.

It was fun to meet some of the proprietors of little places we visited. Our guide, Ronia (sp?) was very knowledgable and affable. She pointed out lots of historical and cultural things in addition to food stuff. The little treats we were given to take home were cute and tasty...these included a cookie from a bakery (that we were instructed to eat right away...wish we hadn't because it ruined our appetites for the food to come later), a nougat-type taffy with nuts inside of a wafer, a little ceramic cup, etc. We had "hors d'oeurves" at a little bar on the street in Apollonia. Our guide brought different Greek "pies" for us to try - spinach, mushroom, cheese and meat. We were also given complimentary beverages of our choice. After this we totally weren't hungry and then we were taken for DINNER - yikes! Dinner was at a little place in Apollonia - nothing fancy but the food was very good and it was a total shame we barely put a dent in it because we were so full. It was also a shame that people were smoking near our table and it was difficult to enjoy the food (one person in our party had to leave the restaurant due to lung issues).

Best laid plans... We didn't know about the meltemi winds in the Cycladic islands. Lucky us, we hit a 2-day stretch of very strong north winds the day of our all-day sailing trip around Milos. Our boat tour company had to change our departure location as well as the route of our trip. Our group of 14 was driven to the south of the island (a 30-minute drive) where - 4 at a time - we were put on a tiny inflated raft with a motor and ferried out to the sailboat. It took about an hour to get going after we first met that morning. Then, instead of going around the island, we simply sailed the south shore, going east to west, with Kleftiko Beach as our turn around point. It was INTENSELY windy and it was difficult to stand on the deck of the boat most of the time while the boat was moving. Nonetheless, it was quite beautiful. We stopped at some very scenic locations, and with a bit of sheltering from the wind, we were able to swim and snorkle a bit. The water clarity and color were magical. We were fed a rather incredibly tasty and filling lunch aboard the boat by the very nice and competent crew. Lots of cold drinks, beer and wine, and fruit. Kleftiko Beach was stunning.

We didn't really follow the self-guided hiking suggestions provided to us. After getting situated in our hotel in Pollonia, Milos, the effort and expense involved with getting around the island proved more cumbersome than we wanted. Instead we opted to explore Pollonia - the waterfront in town, and the hike out to the lighthouse and church on a peninsula...which was plenty lovely. Feral cats were EVERYWHERE and we enjoyed them very much.

Our driver was competent and friendly. Our guide for our hike was a young, fun guy who had hiked the Imbros Gorge dozens and dozens of times. He was kind, knowledgable and helped a member of our group who wasn't confident on big or slippery rocks. The Gorge is very pretty and the goats were fun to see (and hear...their bells!). There are some very interesting plants in the Gorge (if you're inclined to notice such things). It's highly "civilized," compared with wilderness trails in the US: there are trash cans, and a snack/beverage stand (with bathrooms) mid-way. There was a bit of extra walking at the end before meeting our driver. It seemed we didn't have all that much time for the promised lunch and possible swim in the Liberian Sea after the hike. Our driver dropped us at a restaurant and we only had an hour before he said we needed to return to the van. So our lunch was a bit rushed (though the view over the sea was lovely) and there was no time to take a dip in the water (and we had brought our swim suits and towels with us).

The White Mountains are gorgeous and just the drive alone was worthwhile. Vas (Vasilly or Vassilius?) was our guide and driver again (he was also our guide and driver for Balos Lagoon and Falassarna Beach the day before). Once again, he expertly guided us through the day, telling us all sorts of relevant and interesting things about olive growing and oil making, agriculture in Crete, wine making, etc. Visiting the olive orchard with the one of the world's oldest olive trees was very cool. Vas took us around the facility a little bit and showed us the owner's private fruit orchard and farm animals. He also gave us a tour of some of the old, traditional equipment used in making olive oil. The wine and olive oil tasting destination was next and a lot of fun. The tasting room was very chic and the servers were extremely knowledgable and friendly. The samples of food and oil and wine were AMPLE! Next we drove to the entrance of the Samaria Gorge and the scenery became dramatic and awesome. We were given lunch at the restaurant above the Gorge entrance, on a ridiculously scenic balcony. The lunch was one of the best meals we had in Greece. Vas arranged the menu and served us the food. It was MEMORABLE!!!

Our driver was THE BEST. Vas (Vasilly or Vasillius?) was the coolest dude ever. He mastered the skill of telling us lots of interesting things without telling us too much. He knew how to read his audience. He also knew when to stop talking and when to give our group of 4 time to ourselves. Vas expertly drove a very scary road out to and back from Balos Lagoon overlook. We saw hundreds and hundreds of goats - all over the roadsides and hillsides, which was great fun. Vas pointed out the sea onion plant that was just beginning to bloom all over the mountains above the lagoon. The view to the lagoon itself was AWESOME. The word gorgeous doesn't do it justice. A sight to behold. Pretty windy on the ledges, though. Falassarna Beach was possibly the most user friendly beach I've ever experienced: water at a perfect temperature, as clear as sea water can possibly be, no rocks, no seaweed, no seashells, soft sand. Wow. Vas took us to our reserved lounge chairs and left us alone for a couple of hours. We later met him at the beachside restaurant where he arranged a huge, delicious lunch for us (kindly accommodating my pescetarian diet). It was a FABULOUS day.

Old Town/City Chania is charming beyond measure. The Venetian waterfront/harbor is gorgeous (the water is crystal clear) and one restaurant after the other is quite a sight. The shops in Old Town are endless - the leather goods, clothing, art, on and on. And the gelato and ice cream and frozen yogurt - OMG. Cretan history is fascinating and OLD. The many occupiers/conquerers over the millenia is fascinating and evident everywhere....some of the earliest known civilizations in the western hemisphere were in Crete...the Minoans. Ruins are easy to spot. The Jewish history of Chania is also fascinating and the Etz Hayyim synagogue was well worth the visit.

Our driver was great - super knowledgable and willing to tell us everything he knew. He went off-script, per our questions, and made a special stop at a WWII related memorial for Greek partisans who were ruthlessly murdered by the German occupiers. At Delphi itself, we had a guide that was very knowledgable and spoke good English but his accent was super strong and, consequently, we lost maybe 1/3 of what he was saying...which was unfortunate. The many tour groups visiting the site (particularly the museum) at the same time made for some logistical crunches and squeezes. All to be expected at a world renowned tourist destination. We were taken to a restaurant for lunch in the "modern" town of Delphi that was exquisite. The food was fabulous and the view from the outdoor patio....WOW!!! Down to the Sea of Corinth and overlooking one of Europe's larges olive orchards.

One can't visit Athens without seeing the Acropolis, for good reason. It's absolutely worth braving the crowds and doing the walking and stair climbing. We had a good, supremely knowledgable tour guide (Theo) who spoke excellent English. This greatly enhanced our experience. Good luck navigating through all the tour groups and crowds - a necessary circumstance when visiting this inimitable site.

The Monastiraki Square area and the adjoining Athens neighborhoods provide endless opportunities for exploring shopping, food, culture and more. Just roam around and get lost (your phone GPS will get you back to your hotel)!

Our stay at Heliotopos Hotel was absolutely amazing! Perched high on the mountain, it offers spectacular views and unforgettable sunsets … truly postcard perfect. The location was ideal, peaceful yet close enough to enjoy everything Santorini has to offer. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, the staff attentive, and the setting simply magical. Watching the sunset from our terrace each evening was an experience we’ll never forget. Heliotopos is a place that captures the beauty and spirit of Santorini ! 💙

Our stay at Anthony Suites Naxos was absolutely amazing! The location couldn’t have been better …just steps from the beach, close to restaurants, shops, and all the main sites. The staff were incredibly welcoming and accommodating, always going out of their way to make sure we had everything we needed. One of the highlights was the beautiful breakfast delivered right to our door each morning in a charming picnic basket…such a thoughtful and delightful touch! Everything about our stay was perfect …comfortable, relaxing, and full of authentic Naxian warmth. We couldn’t recommend Anthony Suites more highly … it truly made our time in Naxos unforgettable. 🌅

Very clean and centrally located…beautiful roof top bar overlooking the city.

The Ducato di Oia Boutique Hotel in Santorini had some beautiful aspects, like the lovely patio and the plunge pool, which provided great relaxation. However, the room had some dangerous steps that were not well-marked, making it hard to navigate. We also had an unpleasant experience due to cigarette smoke seeping into our room from the staff break room nearby and garbage bags stacked right outside our door, which was odd. Despite these issues, the location was undeniably beautiful.

Sweet Home Hotel in Athens was my favorite accommodation during the trip. It had so much charm, and the people there were incredibly welcoming. The room offered a marvelous view of the Acropolis, which was spectacular. The only downside was that it was a bit on the small side, but overall, the experience was delightful with a great neighborhood to explore.

The Evening Neighborhood Food Walk was an excellent experience. We had the guide all to ourselves, allowing for a personalized tour of the local cuisine. It was a delightful way to end the day.

The Knossos Palace Experience was enjoyable, especially with the cultural and historical significance. However, it was a bit disappointing to learn that many of the best art treasures were moved to a museum. A visit to the museum would have complemented the experience nicely.

The Delos & Rhenia Sailing Cruise & Lunch was a terrific experience. It provided a unique way to explore the areas, with lunch being particularly good on this cruise. It was a highlight of our cultural experiences on the trip.

I really enjoyed the Ancient Athens Acropolis & Mythology Walk despite a little bit of rain. It was a great way to be immersed in the rich history of Athens, and the guide was knowledgeable and engaging.

Great location. Walkable to everything. Loved the look of the entry way and the breakfast area. We had a room with the private rooftop terrace. So nice to sit in the hot tub and see the city around us. Staff very kind. We had an early flight, so they even boxed up a breakfast for us to take with us. The breakfast was very good and had large portions.

Hotel had such a relaxing feel. It was so nice to have our own private pool and lounge chairs. Also very easy to take the hotel shuttle to their private beach with food and beverage service. The food at Anasa was some of the best food I had. We ate there for dinner both nights. The breakfast buffet had a ton of choices. The staff was very helpful and helped arrange transport into the city for us.

The view is worth every penny. We had gone out to eat for the sunset view and found out that the view from here was just as stunning. Breakfast was very good and plenty. It was nice to sit in the outdoor pool and watch the people and donkeys go by on the sidewalk below. There are a lot of steps, but worth the view. The staff is great. I wouldn't want to carry that luggage and they do it as if it is nothing. Rafail, the manager, had great suggestions and was very helpful. It is centrally located to the shops, and tavernas.

Amazing hotel. The staff was so kind. We even did the vineyard experience with the owner, Dimitris, and met most of the family. Breakfast was very good with large portions. Everything was very clean. Loved having our own pool, but used the main pool too. The whole place was beautiful to look at. Short walk to beach and tavernas.

This hotel was centrally located. We were able to walk to every place we wanted to visit. The view from the rooftop of the Acropolis was amazing both in the day and night. Great breakfast buffet on the rooftop with lots of choices every morning.

A great ending to our Greece trip. It was a beautiful yacht. There was plenty of room to move around. It was very relaxing and amazing views. Great crew and food.

We loved Olga. She was so easy to talk to and felt like a friend by the end of the day. We drove through the breathtaking landscape to Elafonissi Beach, the famous pink beach. It was really cool, but maybe not as striking as in some of the pictures. We got there early and got sunbeds. It did get crowded later. Olga called ahead and found out the next beach we were going to was windy, so we stayed longer at Elafonissi. We did go on to Falasarna Beach. It was windy, but pretty. It had some pink sand too.

Nicolas was so kind and informational. He had waters and a special dessert treat for us. He did a great job of showing us some highlights of Crete. Since it was just us, he geared it to some places we wanted to see. The landscape was breathtaking as we drove from place to place. We first went to a botanical garden. Is was amazing to see all that can grow in Greece. We went to 2 monasteries (females make sure to wear something that covers your legs). We then went through a Gorge and to the village of Argioupolis. He took us to a darling taverna tucked into a hill with a waterfall. It was so pretty and the food was yummy. It was a great way to travel from Herkalion to Chania.

This was a small group excursion. There were about 18 people on the boat. The sunset was beautiful. Had a couple stops to swim. We chose to stay on the boat and spread out a little more while others were swimming. They had wine and beer and dinner.

The Santorini Luxury Travel had such nice drivers and clean spacious vehicles. They even came and got our luggage and stored it for us when we were leaving Santorini, so we could walk around in between the time we had to check out and they drove us to the ferry.

Marina was a great guide and Vasilis was a great driver. Got to walk around Oia and see the blue domes. We then went to the wine museum. It was very interesting and informational, but had very outdated special effects and scenes. The wine tasing was yummy. Then we went to the Monastery, the Megalochori Village and the Black Beach. Great way to see lots of Santorini that you would not be able to see without a car.

Beautiful sunset view on rooftop. The food and service were great too. Loved the grilled salad and bread.

George was great. So kind, and informational. He also had beers, waters, and sandwiches for us on the boat. The boat was the perfect size for us and the landscapes and sea were beautiful. The water was a little cold, but very refreshing. We loved Koufonisi. It was so quaint and quiet.

Maria was so sweet and took us to some hidden gems. We also walked around and learned lots of history. We visited a wine bar. Had some great wines and cheeses. Nikko, our waiter. even brought us a special treat since we were on an anniversary trip. We also went to a great restaurant in a beautiful courtyard. Maria ordered some yummy local dishes. There was so much food, we could only eat a portion of it. Maria even emailed me a digital copy of a cookbook she had written. We stayed a little longer and walked around on our own and went to cute bar.

Jenny was so sweet, easy to talk to, and fun. She picked us up at our hotel and we walked to a wine bar first. The wine and pairings were great and Jenny and the staff explained each very well. We then went to a restaurant that we would have never found on our own. Jenny ordered the some delicious dishes I would never have ordered on my own. Last we went to a rooftop bar that had great drinks, amazing views, and a great vibe. She even gave us other ideas for the rest of our stay in Athens and for the other islands we were going to.

Helen was a great guide. She was so informational. The earpieces helped being able to hear when other people were around. It did get a little crowded with people near the gate.

This hotel was absolutely gorgeous. The staff were friendly and the room was beautiful and clean. It is located in Imerovigli and there is about a 15-20 minute taxi ride to Oeia (where all the shops and most of the restaurants are). Taxi/transfers can be expensive to Oeia. There were a few restaurants around this hotel in addition to the one attached to the hotel. The food was great at their restaurant. The view is stunning and while there isn't a direct view of the sunset over the water, you do see the beautiful colours of the sky over the Caldera which is breathtaking. Overall, we had a wonderful experience here.

This hotel was beautiful and very clean. The staff were kind and welcoming. It was about a 20 minute drive from Mykonos Town and therefore there were few restaurants/shops around the hotel. The private transfers can get quite expensive to get to Mykonos town and the port and therefore we recommend renting a car if you are staying here. Otherwise, it was a wonderful stay.

This hotel is very small, but absolutely wonderful. The room was stunning, spacious and very clean. The staff went above and beyond to accommodate, even going as far as providing breakfast earlier so we could eat before our early tour. It's located at a walking distance of the Acropolis, several shops and many restaurants.

Our guide for this tour, Maria, was absolutely amazing. We learned so much about the island with her and we could tell how passionate she is about Santorini. We very much enjoyed our time on this tour with her!

We very much enjoyed this tour. The hike, while not very difficult, is quite long and can be steep at times. I do recommend to have some hiking experience prior to this tour as the pace was quite brisk. Our guide was very knowledgeable and considerate throughout the day. We loved seeing the monasteries from different viewpoints, visiting the inside and also having a traditional Greek lunch with our guide!

Our room on the top floor and it's amazing 360 view was a lovely way to end the vacation!

Great locale and very cool and stylish digs.

Lovely boutique hotel. Sadly my husband dropped his wedding ring down the drain in the bathroom floor we believe. No insurance. Food was excellent and service top notch as well, including the concierge, the wine and barista, and housekeeping. But the star of the show for me were the breakfasts and the wonderful lady(s) in charge!!!!

Excellent guide.

Very knowledgable and nice personality. Very likable!!

Very informative!

No one warned us to be careful about the gasoline. We chose a station that seemed to be a common station with a midpoint cost. An hour after filling up we had a check engine light come on in the middle of no where. Very stressful. There was no manual about the car in the glove box. We thought we were about to have an engine failure. Very upsetting! The car itself was pretty old and a bit beaten up.

Easy

The window washers did not work which is a big problem in dusty Crete!!!!

Convenient and lovely. Rooftop restaurant was surprisingly good and accommodating of my husband’s food allergy.

This was our favorite of the three hotels by far. It was BEAUTIFUL. We loved our room and the people there.

It was beautiful and peaceful.

Perfect downtown hotel. Comfortable, quiet and central.

Loved the boat and the captain and his mate! Food was delish. They were GREAT hosts.

We only went to one winery. It was GREAT but we expected a larger variety. Kimkim adjusted the cost appropriately when they found out. Yay kimkim!

Great boat! Fun staff! Nice guests who all did their own thing (which we loved!)

We ate wonderful food, had fun cooking it and met some nice people.

You need to wear the right shoes! You will be climbing up rubble. Guide was extremely helpful and insightful.

What a beautiful resort! And what a posh, elegant, spacious and comfortable suite! We loved every minute we were there. The only drawback was that the beach was closed due to some government regulations. However, with our own en-suite private pool we were golden. For some, the proximity to the Heraklion airport may not be ideal. But for us, it wasn’t a deal breaker. The atmosphere is exceedingly calm, relaxing, modern, comfortable and elegant. Breakfast is phenomenal with more delicious foods than one could possibly imagine (or eat in one sitting). The restaurant offering Cretan dishes is beautiful, romantic and delicious. We ate there every night which is highly unusual for us but it was that good. I had a massage at the spa and that was a 5 star experience. I didn’t want it to end! We would definitely stay at this hotel again and highly recommend it!

Wonderful hotel, amazing bathroom...great location to view and see the Acropolis and Parthenon . Amazing staff

Great location, short walk to the sea, and wonderful restaurant in the back..Just amazing

Stunning views, amazing accommodations and service was excellent and so friendly.

Super clean and cute, perfect location and service!

Delos was awesome.....Mykonos, was not as enjoyable. Felt we were dumped at a tourist trap.. Should have had more time here to get outside the market.

On time, all the time...amd super friendly

Close to airport. Convenient hotel shuttle. Good customer service.

Gorgeous hill top inn overlooking the other villages. Convenient to shopping and restaurants.

Beautiful inn, close to town restaurants.

Great location in old town, Chania, convenient to food and activities. Oh so charming. Despite the poor customer service of the one female receptionist, this was my favorite place to stay,

Because we spent the previous evening with Ronia, she had already shared much of the same information. We did get to visit a pottery locale which was fascinating. The owner was especially kind and fun to talk with. Unfortunately by the time arrived at the church at the top of the mountain, we missed the sunset.

Needed another day to hike all the places we would have liked. Beautiful views, easy to navigate.

Yum, with a capital Y! It was fun to visit the local shops and meet the families that run them. A wonderful variety of foods though of course, I over ate.

Despite the windy weather, Captain Black and George still made this a fun and safe experience. Nothing could be better that to experience the gorgeous water up close than this day sailing trip.

Did not have time due to half day travel day.

It is understandable that this hike is so popular because of its beauty.

Both of these places offer views of the unbelievably beautiful sea waters.

The drive to Delphi was beautiful and the museum tour was fabulous.

Although crowded with other tourists, the mythology walk is a must see while in Athens.

The location is good and close to walk to Oia. The room was spacious. The staff worked very hard to make it comfortable.

I really enjoyed this hotel. The staff was what made it fantastic. It is beautiful by the ocean and quiet. The food is wonderful. The pool is beautiful. The bar and restaurant great. The room was spacious and quite comfortable.

The bedding was fantastic. The view amazing. The food was really wonderful and the staff attentive. Also the perfect location in Athens to get to everything. I highly recommend this hotel.

An amazing experience! Highly recommend! Need to be in decent condition to kayak.

Our guide and driver made it special. It was a rare rainy and cloudy day so we adjusted the trip accordingly. We learned a lot and experienced a lot with this trip. Highlight of Santorini trip.

Amazing first tour and way to get things started. I wish I could remember our guides name because he was just fantastic - knowledgeable and kind. We saw and learned so much and I highly recommend this as a way to start the trip

If you want A quiet cruise with a small group this is your trip. Enjoyed the views and the history. Authentic and intimate Greek meal. Attentive team. Good experience.

Our guide Georgia was like a friend by the end. She took us to a working farm and we saw the operations how to make chase and milk the animals and the grapes and wine. We went to an olive press and learned how they made olive oil and had a tasting. We went to lunch at a small age where the grandma makes food with whatever she has and that is what is served. We rode all around and saw many sights and Georgia explained it to us.

I wish I had been in Athens longer before this trip as it makes for a long day of travel and I probably would have enjoyed more of if I had been I. Athens longer. That being said - I don’t think it is one to miss simply for the history.

This was a fantastic tour and one not to miss.

I felt so spoiled and taken care of by the staff here. Such a comfortable and beautiful place

Wonderful environment and kind staff!

If I could only stay at one hotel ever again. This would be the place. Stunning doesn't even begin to cover it!

YOU HAVE TO DO THIS!!! Adonis had us laughing the whole time. The trip is beautiful and unforgettable! I can't even put into words how much we enjoyed this. We left feeling like family

This was actually our favorite day of our trip. Rented a ATV and explored all day! Such an easy island to navigate!

Sophia was absolutely amazing! This is an amazing tour with so much knowledge and fun!

The staff bent over backwards to be of service. Top notch.

Loved the location. So close to everything. Our rooms were clean and spacious. Their customer service was top notch. I would go back in a heart beat.

Loved the location. Our room was neat, clean and spacious. The common space was always clean. Couldn't have been happier with the choice. I would go back again!

Awesome experience. The tour was well organized and the team was awesome. Couldn't have been happier.

This was another great tour. Experienced the culture and the food. Knowledgeable guide and a tonne of fun.

The best way to understand people is to immerse yourself in their culture... Walk in their shoes. And this tour was the perfect opportunity.

Best activity we did in Athens. Informative and fun. I couldn't imagine not using a guide for this experience. Totally awesome!