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FOR INDEPENDENT TRAVELLERS Hotels Programs Island Hopping Tours Cruises Car Rental Yacht Charter Turkey Extensions GREECEFOR INDEPENDENT TRAVELLERS Hotels Programs Island Hopping Tours Cruises Car Rental Yacht Charter Turkey Extensions 2019 www.greecemedtravel.com.au Welcome to Greece From cosmopolitan nightlife to blue water lapping at serene beaches, Greece is a dreamy destination with something for everyone. Whether you are interested in seeing famous UNESCO World Heritage listed sites like the Acropolis, the monasteries in Meteora, and Ancient Delphi or you want to hop across the unspoilt islands scattered like jewels across the Aegean Sea, it’s all up to you. As one of the most visited destinations on the planet, you can experience the classical Greece you’ve always imagined to the hidden Greece known only to locals. Greece is comprised of a mountainous mainland and 227 idyllic inhabited islands. With its friendly locals, stunning ruins, delicious cuisine, and natural beauty, Greece offers a huge variety of options, a temperate year round climate, and world-class culture. 2 GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE Soak in the unhurried day-to-day life of a small Grecian village. Drink handcrafted cocktails on a sophisticated island resort. Explore the art and history of Athens on exclusive tours. Watch the sunset paint the buildings in Santorini with splashes of colour. Snorkel or dive in crystal clear waters off the coast of Crete. Let us show you Greece like you’ve never imagined. Halina Kubica Owner & Managing Director GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE 3 Let Us Take You on the Trip of a Lifetime Greece and Mediterranean Travel Centre is your local boutique Australian owned and operated company. We have been designing holidays with the Australian traveller in mind for over 15 years. With personal, hands-on service, you can rest assured that your holiday will be impeccable from start to finish. Travel with us and experience the difference... Expert Knowledge We are destination experts of Greece and the Mediterranean. Our itineraries and recommendations are based on a wealth of personal experience and include exclusive offers, products, and knowledge not available elsewhere. Seamless Service Consider us a one-stop shop for all of your travel needs. Our international travel concierges will offer guidance and recommendations and handcraft a stress-free, picture-perfect holiday. Tailored Freedom Experience the freedom to create your own customised itinerary. Discover Greece in your own way – with the full support of a highly experienced international tour operator. Hassle-Free Choice Select from a wide range of travel styles and meticulously organised itineraries sure to suit every taste. 4 GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE Transparent Value Our holidays are perfect for all budgets from modest to luxury. Avoid holiday sticker shock with our pricing policy – you’ll know exactly what’s included so there’s no need to worry. Safe & Easy Booking Start the trip of a lifetime with a simple phone call or email. The cost of your holiday is locked in with a deposit protecting you against exchange rate fluctuations and there is never a surcharge for Visa or MasterCard use. Trusted Security We are accredited ATAS, the Australian Federation of Travel Agents scheme, proud members of the Australian Federation of Travel Agents (AFTA) and Council of Australian Tour Operators (CATO). Full Support Our Athens-based office is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to our customers for attentive, responsive service. Our travellers return satisfied after every trip due to our helpful team both in Australia, Greece and the Mediterranean. Destination Guides Shop our programs and destinations with our comprehensive range of travel brochures available in print or online. GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE 5 A Very Special Experience Awaits You in Greece 6 GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE Athens Service Centre Our Athens office offers 24 hours, 7days a week support to our travellers. No request is too big or too small. This is an exclusive service available to our clients only. Your Personal Concierge Immerse yourself in Grecian history with a private guided tour of the Acropolis or indulge in a luxury wine tasting hosted by a local sommelier and follow it with a sunset dinner on the caldera in Santorini. Our local exclusive concierge service offers you insider access to the wonders of Greece. Only Settle for the Extraordinary Let us provide the local insight to upgrade a holiday from great to unforgettable. We offer our travellers the best on-the-ground information on events, tours, performances, dining destinations, and more. If you’re celebrating a special occasion, let our concierges organise a special dinner, night out, or unique experience. Whether its wedding planning or island hopping, we can take you there. Experience the Best of Greece With our combined experience and knowledge, our comprehensive journeys span the entire mainland of Greece and its islands. We offer a range of holidays from fixed itineraries to fully tailored programs that encompass everything down to the smallest details like ferry tickets delivered directly to your hotel. Your Special Benefits Our reputation in Greece is second to none which means we can ensure our guests are top priority and offer excellent service from all of the providers we partner with. We have carefully nurtured personal relationships with a diverse range of accommodation so we can offer our travellers free upgrades at select hotels and discounted hotel services. With a full range of transportation options including ferries, cruise ships, yachts, flights, airport transfers, limousines, and helicopters, our travellers experience Greece in style. GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE 7 Choose Your Travel Style We have Greece completely covered with a travel style to suit everyone. All of our programs include special deals with select hotels, transfer and ferry providers, which makes our Grecian getaways perfect for travelers interested in a value for money and wonderful experience. Athens Our specially designed Athens city stays showcase the best of the Greek capital and its hidden gems. See from page 76 Must See Greece Our comprehensive programs have been carefully designed to highlight our travelers favourite parts of Greece. Visit Athens and take in its archaeological wonders before exploring mainland sites like Delphi and Olympia or perhaps the iconic islands of Rhodes, Crete, Santorini, and Mykonos. Kick back and relax because everything has been pre-arranged from hotels, ferries and transfers. Coach touring also offers a great way to economically explore Athens and the Greek mainland. All tours are led by an expert English-speaking guide, with transportation in a modern luxury coach. See from page 14 Island Hop with Ease Many travelers want to experience the unique splendor of numerous Greek islands so we’ve created three options: See from page 26 • Athens and Islands combines the best of both worlds. • Island Hopping Passes are pre-designed, set itineraries built to feature the highlights of selected islands. Perfect for travelers that want a tried and true Grecian holiday. • Flexi Passes are customizable itineraries that feature any selection of islands. Perfect for travelers that want to get creative and off the beaten path. 8 GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE Sail & Stay Programs Mediterranean cruises are a wonderful way to experience several destinations in comfort and style. GMTC is proud to offer a range of cruise selections from all-inclusive cruises, packages with large vessel transport and island accommodation, and even smaller yacht and charter boat options. See from page 50 Self-Drive Programs Self-drive is a great option for independent travelers. We offer a range of the most popular options as well as the possibility to tailor make a journey to match your exact wishes. See from page 64 Greece to Turkey Series There’s no need to limit yourself to one country with our Greece to Turkey itineraries. Combine tours and programs to experience the best of Turkey and Greece including island hopping, flights, cruises, and more. See from page 68 Create Your Own Grecian Experience Our Greece is infinitely flexible. Travelers can choose the duration, standard of accommodation, transportation and destinations. With the help of our knowledgeable, experienced Travel Concierges, you can craft a tailored combination of hotels and resorts, day tours, multi-day couch tours, and even cruises and island stays. See from page 74 GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE 9 Index Greece Map 12-13 Must See Greece Tours 14-25 Island Hopping with Ease 26-45 > Island Hopping Passes 46-48 > Island Hopping FlexiPasses 49 Sail & Stay Programs 50-63 > Celestyal Cruises 52-59 > Small Ship Cruising 60-61 > Young & Fun Cruises 62 > Yacht Charter 63 Greece Self Drive 64-67 From Greece to Turkey 68-74 Create Your Own Experience 74-75 Athens 76-82 Thessaloniki 83 Small Group Tours 84-85 Private Tours 86-87 Escorted Coach Tours 88-91 Greek Islands 92-135 > Villas in Greece 92-94 10 GREECE 2019 • GREECE AND MEDITERRANEAN TRAVEL CENTRE > Santorini 94-103 > Mykonos 104-112 > Naxos 113 > Paros 114-115 > Kythnos 116 > Ios 117 > Folegandros 118 > Amorgos 119 > Syros 120 > Sifnos, Serifos 121 > Milos 122-123 > Crete 124-127 > Rhodes 128-129 > Kos, Patmos, Samos 130-131 > Zakinthos, Kefalonia, Paxos, Corfu 132-133 > Skiathos, Skopelos 134 > Spetses, Hydra 135 Greece FAQ 136-137 Greece General Information
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