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The Hellenic Republic is more commonly known as Greece or as Elliniki Dhimokratia if you’re a local. Greece is a popular tourist attraction due to the warm climate, friendly cheerful locals, beautiful beaches, great food and an abundance of history and mythology.

Greece is located in Southern Europe and is flanked by the Aegean Sea, Ionian Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea, and borders Albania, Bulgaria, Turkey and Macedonia. Greece is divided into regions and Islands these are known as Nomoi. Greece has a landmass of 131940 sq km and which is composed from central Greece, Peloponnese, Thessaly, Epirius, Macedonia, Thrace and Euboea.

Crete is the largest of all the Greek islands and is one of the most popular tourist destinations; Crete has first-rate roads and two international airports. The landscape varies from rugged snow capped mountains to fertile green coastal plains. There are numerous historical sites to visit the most famous being Knossos, home of the mythological Minotaur. Crete has everything nightlife, beaches and fabulous food.

Corfu (Kerkira) is the most northern of the Ionian Islands and is situated off the western coast of mainland Greece. Corfu has a population of 120000 and has an annual influx of over one million tourists. The island boasts some of Greece’s best beaches, stunning scenery Mount Pantokrator and has warm weather nearly all year round.

Kefalonia became a household name in Britain after the Hollywood film Captain Corelli’s Mandolin which was based upon the real life struggle of the islanders in World War 2. Kefalonia was hit by a massive earthquake in 1953 which destroyed many of the original Venetian buildings that were missed by wartime bombs. Kefalonia has picturesque resorts, beautiful mountain scenery, good beaches and impressive caves.

Kos – Heraklion is a long, thin island some 64km from start to finish and is package holiday paradise with over 700,000 tourists last year. Kos has magnificent long stretches of sandy beaches and some interesting architectural sites.

Halkidiki is in mainland Greece and Thessaloniki is Greece’s second largest city. The Halkidiki peninsular is the birthplace of Aristotle. Halkidiki has something to offer everyone. Cassandra offers bustling nightlife and lively beaches, while Sithonia is the perfect spot for nature lovers.

Rhodes is famous for it’s medieval city and the islands classical past can be explored at Kamiros, Ialyssos, Lindos and Monolithos. There is a lot of history to be explored in Rhodes and consequently this island is the most popular tourist destination of all the Greek islands.

Zakynthos is the most southerly island in the Ionian chain and is commonly referred to as Zante by the Italians. Two major events shaped modern-day Zakynthos. The first is the earthquake of 1953, which decimated most of the Venetian buildings and many islanders. The construction of an airport has also made Zakynthos more attainable to foreign visitors. Popular attractions are the golden mile at Laganas and the north coast has extensive cave systems the most spectacular being Kianoun cave

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