Luxury Tours to Greece

What our customers ask about Luxury Tours to Greece

• What type of accommodations can I expect on a luxury Greece tour?

  Luxury Greece tours provide 4 and 5-star accommodations that blend comfort with authentic Greek character. You'll stay in properties like the Royal Olympic Hotel in Athens which offers direct views of the Acropolis or the Splendour Resort perched on Santorini's dramatic cliffs in Imerovigli. Guest reviews consistently highlight the quality with one TourRadar traveler noting "The hotels were all fine some even exceeded my expectations especially the accommodations on the islands." Properties typically offer pools sea views and traditional architectural elements while maintaining high standards of service and modern amenities.

• What dining experiences are included in luxury Greece tours?

  The dining program combines upscale restaurants exclusive tastings and hands-on cooking experiences. You'll dine at places like Selene in Santorini where traditional Greek dishes come with panoramic caldera views. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The food was absolutely amazing - at every meal we experienced new and different local dishes in charming and relaxed environments."

• How much should I budget for a luxury tour in Greece?

  Expect to spend between USD 3000 and USD 8500 per person for tours lasting 7-15 days. Current offerings include the 8-day Amazing Aegean tour at USD 7353 and the 15-day Best of Greece Luxury tour for USD 8519. These rates cover 5-star lodging private guides premium dining and special access experiences. According to a TourRadar traveler: "Every aspect of the tour was meticulously planned and executed. The itinerary was a perfect blend of historical sites amazing islands and cultural experiences."

• What unique luxury experiences are available in Greece?

  The tours offer private access to authentic Greek experiences. You can take cooking classes in local homes join exclusive wine tastings at places like Avantis Estate Winery go on private sunset cruises or visit archaeological sites after regular hours. A TourRadar traveler described it well: "George has sourced many contacts so that his clients can experience the real Greece. Whether we were taking a cooking class in a private home or learning how to choose olive oil wine or honey his contacts made us feel welcome."

• What's the best time of year for a luxury Greece tour?

  Plan your visit between late April and October with September and October offering the best combination of pleasant weather and lighter crowds. Properties like Grace Santorini Hotel provide more exclusive experiences during shoulder seasons while Athens' luxury hotels including the Grand Hyatt maintain their high standards year-round. One TourRadar traveler shared: "We were blessed with nice blue sky every day. The cycling was just right; the roads were quiet and scenic."