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Sample the Best of Greece SAMPLE THE BEST OF GREECE 1 FRIENDLY & PERSONAL SERVICE.. We focus all our energy and resources on one thing: sharing with you some of our OUR SERVICES favourite, loveliest parts of Greece and the Greek islands. • Special Interest Packages Katrea Holidays is synonymous with quality tailor-made services in the fields of • Luxury Travel independent and escorted travel and the organization of meetings, conferences and • M.I.C.E. other corporate events. We pride ourselves in anticipating our clients’ wishes and • Cruises & Yachts ensuring that each and every aspect of their trip is perfect. • Accommodation We share with you our personal knowledge of the very best that Greece has to offer. • Transportation Services We’ve explored every region we suggest, visited the archaeological sites and museums, inspected the hotels, walked the paths, taken a dip in the sea to make sure everything is exactly what you expect. Whether you are travelling as a couple, a family or part of a large group, we are here to guide you through your selection process. Our experienced consultants will work closely with you to design a perfect itinerary and ensure that you will feel the authen- tic pulse of Greece. 2 3 4 6 8 10 Let OUR GREECE BECOME TRULY FRIENDLY & SODALES FRINGILLA LOREM IPSUM DOLOR YOUR GREECE TOO... PERSONAL SERVICE MASSA LOREM CONTENTS 4 5 LET OUR GREECE BECOME YOUR GREECE TOO ... Full of natural beauties, lush landscapes and untrodden spots, crystal clear waters, sun-kissed golden beaches, picturesque villages, colourful islands and cosmopolitan capitals, contemporary lifestyle and traditional features: the multifaceted personality of Greece will satisfy even the most demanding visitor. Whether you are looking for history and mythology, art and culture, folklore and tradition or religion, you will no doubt find something to suit your taste. How about relaxing a few days by the sea or exploring mountainous villages, lakes and rivers? Or tasting the unique cuisine and local wines? GREECE WILL PUT A SPELL ON YOU! 6 7 MYTHOLOGY & HISTORY Art & CULTURE RELIGION & FAITH FOLKLORE & TRADITION Greece is the Land of History, the cradle of European Two closely interwoven concepts which express every-day Centuries–old churches, monasteries and cells decorated Tradition is strong in Greece. civilization. A country whose lore stretches back almost life in Greece. Music, theatre, literature, poetry, dance, archi- with excellent mosaics, paintings and icons bear witness to Dancing and singing at “panigiria” (traditional feasts held 4,000 years. tecture, sculpture, pottery, weaving, painting and jewellery the persistence of faith and tradition and give testimony to on some religious or commercial occasion), music festi- A country with archaeological sites and monuments that making have a longstanding tradition in Greece. the country’s rich religious heritage. vals, monastic events -- or simply, old men sipping their give visitors the opportunity to make a unique journey This crossroads of rich and diverse civilisations always gives In Western Thessaly, Meteora, the 14th century Byzantine coffee or “tsipouro” and playing “tavli” at some “kafeneio”. through the rare mosaic of history and culture which has you the opportunity to turn your holidays into a monasteries perched on the tops of rock towers; in the All these occasions, and many more, will make your trip a left an indelible mark on every region. creative escape. Chalkidiki peninsula in northern Greece, Mount Athos, a memorable experience. The Acropolis of Athens, the Temple of Poseidon in Sounio, The breathtaking scenery and the sunlight that brings out unique place dedicated to prayer and worship; on the island Olympia, Epidaurus, Mycenae and Tiryns, Pythagoreion, the richness of colours never fail to inspire you. of Patmos, the monastery of St. John the Theologian and the Vergina, Mystras, Dilos, Knossos and Phaestos, Delphi… Cave of the Apocalypse, where St. John is believed to have the list is long and thrilling. written the Book of Revelation. These places count among the most wondrous monuments world-wide. Travellers can also follow the steps of St Paul through the biblical sites. A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE! 8 9 GEOLOGY & GROUND MORHOLOGY FLORA & FAUNA HOT SPRINGS & SPA OUTDOOR ActIVITIES The geographical position of Greece, on the convergence White poplars, spearheaded cypresses, chestnut, pine, fir Greece has 752 thermo-metallic springs all over the country, Thanks to the wonderful Mediterranean climate and the area of two tectonic plates, results in a complicated geologi- and olive trees; wild flowers, many of which are mentioned most of them known since antiquity. Over the years they variety in its landscape, Greece is a fantastic destination for cal structure and a great variety of geoforms, formations and in classical poetry and mythology, such as evosmon, anem- turned into cosmopolitan centers, attracting many people for the outdoor enthusiast. 16,000 km of coastline, processes: the Petrified Forest on the island of Lesvos; the one, violets, tulips, peonies, narcissus, parthenium, primrose spa-therapy and entertainment. The world renowned quality an unbelievable number of islands, mountains with peaks gorges of Samaria in Crete and of Vikos and Aoos in Epirus; and chamomile. Wildlife includes boar, bear, wild cat, brown of the Greek waters combines with readily available mineral reaching over 2,000 metres, lakes, wild rivers, incredible the caves of Alistrati and Petralona in Macedonia and those squirrel, jackal, fox, deer, wolf. The wild goat (agrimi), which water and therapeutic mud to make a very attractive rock formations, peacefully sleeping volcanoes, gorges and of Deros and Limnes in the Peloponnese; the waterfalls in has disappeared from the rest of Europe, still lives in parts of environment for the development of thalassotherapy beautiful aesthetic forests create the perfect setting for Edessa; the rock formations in Meteora; the volcanoes of Greece and on the island of Crete. Migratory and native birds centers. Most of the hotel resort complexes operate a whole range of outdoor activities: mountain climbing, Santorini and Nisyros; the fossilized areas in Pikermi, Attica, abound and there are more than 250 species of marine life. thalassotherapy centers on their premises. skiing, snorkelling, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, canyoning, Tilos and Samos, just to name a few. These images will Due to the astoundingly rich flora and fauna they They are ideally situated in areas that allow one to enjoy the hiking, trekking, horse-riding, sailing, scuba diving, impress you every step of the way and will undoubtedly be support, many of these environments have been designated peaceful surroundings, amazing scenery and the great windsurfing … imprinted on your mind for ever. as National Parks and are protected as such, while as a result relaxing and soothing experience. The possibilities for active holidays in Greece are endless. of infrastructure developed over the last decades, they constitute today ideal destinations for winter and alpine tourism. A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE! 10 11 GASTRONOMY SHOPPING ENTERNTAINMENT FAMILY HOLIDAYS Have a glass of wine in the shade of a tree, taste the wide Are you looking for souvenirs or for fashion items? For inter- Whatever your idea of entertainment, in Greece there are Greece is an ideal destination for families. Little children variety of Greek dishes at a small “taverna” by the sea or national brands or for traditional creations? Would you prefer endless attractions and activities to suit all tastes. love fairy tales. What better way for them to enjoy Greek at some picturesque mountain village, near the fireplace shopping in boutiques or in department stores? Vibrant nightlife, trendy bars, theatre festivals, sports, mythology than at so many archaeological sites? with good company.. There are no two areas in Greece travelling along wine routes, you name it. And what better way for parents to relax than knowing where the cuisine is identical. Each region has its own Whatever your choice, let us guide you through the count- that their children are having fun in a safe environment? delicacies, depending on its microclimate, its proximity to less possibilities. sweet or salt waters, the roots of its inhabitants. Unique ingredients, the Greek philosophy of slow eating and sharing, the country itself and the atmosphere in general: that’s what makes a Greek meal an unforgettable experi- ence. A LIFETIME EXPERIENCE! 12 13 SAMPLE THE BEST OF GREECE ... Whether it is summer, autumn, winter or spring, Greece can offer you unique moments! Greece is a small country that boasts a rich history and an unrivalled legacy, but also enormous diversity. The possibilities are endless and there is always something excitingly interesting to discover! GREECE WILL PUT A SPELL ON YOU! 14 15 ATHENS THE CAPITAL OF GREECE, BIRTHPLACE OF DEMOCRACY. The Acropolis and the Parthenon . The Plaka area . History and Culture . Gastronomy . Nightlife…. To name but a few reasons why Athens is a must! A sprawling modern metropolis, and yet as you go around, you feel as if you walk in and out of the past. Goddess Athena watches on you from the Holy Rock as you stroll along the narrow passages of the old town. And then, just a few short steps away, you enter a bustling commercial area with classy shops! This is where the Parthenon, that marvel of architecture, was created. Wherever you stand, wherever you turn, you will be enfolded by the city’s long and rich history. Modern, but also romantic, with busy streets and squares, shop windows that are a riot of colour, but also little alleys in quiet, peaceful neighborhoods such as Plaka. Here you will find whatever your heart desires. 16 17 Athens Hotels Athens Hotels DIVANI ACROPOLIS MELIA ATHENS 5* METROPOLITAN HOTEL 5* NJV ATHENS PLAZA 5* ATHENS GATE 4* ATHENS WAY 4* FRESH HOTEL 4* GOLDEN AGE 4* PALACE 5* This simply irresistible luxury hotel A contemporary hotel with a Unique cosmopolitan atmo- Supreme location.
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