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Greece

A wealth of culture and history combined with an idyllic Mediterranean climate

  • Dry, warm climate
    Easily accessible from the UK
    Traditional Greek hospitality

Capital:
Athens
Population:
10,722,000
Currency:
Euro
Language:
Greek

Barrasford and Bird Worldwide are delighted to offer our own development in Greece. Compared to other Mediterranean countries, Greek property can be very affordable, with prices in our resort starting from just £19,500!

This section is designed to give you an introduction to this fascinating country, but of course the best way to explore Greece is on a personalised viewing trip. To find out further details about viewing trips to Samos, Greece please contact one of our professional consultants for a no-obligation chat.

Samos in Greece

Greece, a country immersed in history and culture. From ancient temples and Monasteries hidden amongst the hillsides, to legends that have inspired the imagination for centuries, the country can inspire emotions like few other countries throughout the world. Combine this with strong capital growth and an established tourism market and you can see why Greece is set to be the next big thing.

Greece enjoys a Mediterranean climate with plenty of sunshine all year around, mild temperatures and low rainfall

Much of the traditional Greek way of life revolves around the crystal clear seas and luscious rich countryside. Wherever you decide to travel, from island idyll to mountain retreat, the brilliant white architecture nestled among the olive trees bring a sense of inexplicable familiarity, complimented perfectly by the hospitality of the locals, ensures you will never want to return home.

The dry, warm climate keeps doors open and people happy throughout the year. It is little wonder why the welcoming atmosphere is enjoyed by record numbers of tourists each year. With over 600 islands steeped in myth, the islands of Greece offer an unrivalled opportunity to explore the ancient world, whilst enjoying the delights and comforts of the modern.

Climate

Greece basks in over 300 days of sunshine a year and enjoys a Mediterranean climate with plenty of sunshine, mild temperatures and a limited amount of rainfall. Due to the country's geographical position there is great variation in Greece's climate. In summer, the dry hot days are cooled by seasonal winds called the meltemi, while mountainous regions have generally lower temperatures. The winters are mild in lowland areas, with a minimum amount of snow and ice, yet, mountains are usually snow-covered. Moreover, a common phenomenon is the occurrence of different climatic conditions during the same season (for instance, mild heat in coastal areas and cool temperatures in mountainous regions).

Tourism

Greece offers a tantalising package of bustling fishing ports and golden beaches, quiet coves and fabulous bays

When it comes to holidays in the sun, Greece offers a tantalising package of bustling fishing ports and golden beaches, quiet coves and fabulous bays for water sports and a renowned nightlife, while reminders of the ancient world are never far away. Explore the monuments to Greece's former glory, from Athens' Parthenon to Delphi's Temple of Apollo. Greece is a country of culture and contrast.

Greece is in the process of completing its vast programme of infrastructure projects with the use of the European Union’s 3rd Community Support Framework. That means that every level of transport and communications are being upgraded on a profound scale.

The Greek Islands are clustered in small groups, all of which have their own particular draw, from hedonistic playgrounds to quiet havens. The Cyclades Islands, including Mykonos, Santorini, Naxos and Paros are the most famous and popular of all, thanks to their vibrant nightlife and entertainment, beaches and water sports.

Rhodes is the best-known of the Dodecanese Islands, situated in the far south-east of the Aegean Sea, along with Kos, Simi and Karpathos, while the stunning island of Crete, the largest of all the Greek islands, is the last stop in the Mediterranean before Africa.

Location & getting there

With a total of 66 Airports, Greece has never been more accessible

With a total of 66 Airports, Greece has never been more accessible. Greece is well served by charter and scheduled airlines. Many airlines fly direct to airports on the islands, but it is always possible to fly in to Athens and either take a connecting flight or ferry. Major airlines serving Greece include: Air Scotland, British Airways, EasyJet, Aegean Air, KLM, Olympic Airlines, Thomsonfly and Thomas Cook Airlines.

Flights are easy to catch between islands or from Athens to the islands. Olympic Airlines and Aegean Airlines fly domestically.

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