Cottages in Greece

. There are many places in the world that are emblematic, and on the bucket lists of many, but without a doubt this destination that Holidu has for you today, is one of the most remarkable. Greece is considered to be the cradle of civilization, so it's no surprise that approximately 31 million tourists visit this country every year. If you're thinking of coming, make sure you visit all the main attractions this region has to offer, but also consider visiting all the hidden gems that not many people know about. And now, when it comes to accommodation, in Greece you can get nice and cosy cottages, perfect for a quiet and relaxing stay. As well as having a very summery style that invites you to start your holiday, many of them come with large, refreshing private pools.

When it comes to travelling, it's difficult to choose the perfect stay, especially if it's in a distant country. But in Greece, you won't have to worry about a thing, as the holiday cottages you'll find here will ensure you have the trip of your dreams. Because it is such a touristy place, these accommodations are fully conditioned to receive visitors. With spacious and well-furnished rooms, brand-new bathrooms, fully equipped kitchens with all kinds of appliances, and even free internet connection. In addition, if you are travelling to a coastal area in Greece, there are many cottages that are located near the beach, so you will have an excellent view as well as being able to go to the sea easily. Come and enjoy one of the most popular tourist destinations on the planet! Book your cottage now.

Many people travel to Greece for its endless variety of attractions, including, of course, its fantastic beaches. One of the beaches you can visit is the heavenly Valtos Beach, located in the region of Preveza, specifically in the municipality of Parga. Just 20 minutes from the centre of the city, here you will find almost 2 miles of white sands, and a crystal clear sea, perfect for a day of fun under the sun. Furthermore, it has all the basic beach facilities such as sun loungers, umbrellas, toilets and showers, as well as a vibrant tourist environment. But not only is it popular for its calm tide and summer atmosphere, since it's also surrounded by plenty of nature ready for you to explore.

. Besides visiting all the iconic places in Greece such as the Acropolis, the archaeological site of Delos, and the ancient landmark of Olympia, there are also many underrated places in this country for you to discover. One of them is the Tholos tomb of Acharnes, located in Athens, in the suburb of Menidi. Dating from the 14th-13th centuries BC, it is one of the best-preserved tholos (the name given to this type of burial place in the Mycenaean world) in Greece. Although it is surrounded by modern buildings, once you get to where it is built you will feel like you have really gone back in time.

Continuing with the wonderful beaches in Greece, there is Agrari Beach, located on the beautiful island of Mykonos. Although not a large beach, its soft white sands and turquoise waters invite you to spend a relaxing day in the sun. One of its main attractions is that it is not a very crowded beach, but it still has all the amenities and comforts, such as sun loungers, umbrellas, and even parking.

There are many impressive museums in Greece, but this one, located in the ancient city of Thessaloniki, is one of the most interesting in the country. Here you can see Macedonia's main archaeological discoveries, such as impressive hordes of gold, various works of art, altars, tombs and much more. However, the most precious and priceless treasure of its entire collection is the Derveni Papyrus from the 4th century BC, considered to be the oldest book in Europe.

This place is amazing if you are looking for a fascinating walk in nature. Located on the island of Kos, specifically in the village of Antimachia, this natural park is special because it is home to a large population of peacocks. Moreover, its natural areas are gorgeous, with pine forests and streams of water coming directly from a spring. Peacocks are not the only inhabitants, though, as you can also find turtles, squirrels, and friendly stray cats.

Located in the ancient town of Rodes, this stunning castle was built in the 14th century by the Knights of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. It is a large building, framed by two tall and imposing towers, with an inner and outer courtyard, the former decorated with various sculptures and works of art from the Hellenistic and Roman period. Today you can visit the two exhibitions on the ground floor, with objects related to this fortification over the years.

This magnificent trail is located in Santorini, and is approximately 6 miles long. It starts from the capital of this region which is Fira to the coastal town of Oia, on a route that combines dirt roads and pavement. You'll pass through many of the villages and sites that make up Santorini, as well as a variety of natural areas where there are rocky outcrops, forests and wildflowers.

This tourist destination is full of culture and tradition. Located on the island of Corfu, this monastery is dedicated to the Panagia (or Virgin Mary) of the village Paleokastritsa, and commands the entire region. It dates back to 1228 and was built on a hilltop just outside the village. In addition to being able to visit this beautiful building full of ancient religious artefacts, you can also get a beautiful view of the ocean.

This superb beach in the village of Rodes offers you a fantastic day at the sea. It’s a long stretch of beach that has soft golden sands, and deep turquoise water, which creates a beautiful contrast of colours, together with the surrounding nature. Spend the day sunbathing, hiking, doing water sports, taking a dip or walking your pet. Here you will certainly find a very friendly yet fun atmosphere.