Author Jacek Gancarczyk

Kefalonia, the largest of the Ionian Islands, boasts stunning wildlife, mountainous landscapes and beaches that regularly feature on lists of the most beautiful in Europe.

Thessaloniki, Greece's second-largest city, captivates with its blend of Byzantine and Ottoman cultures and a modern, youthful spirit. Known for its White Tower,

Mykonos, known as the "island of windmills," is famous for its white houses contrasting with the blue of the Aegean Sea, the bustling Little Venice, and its fabulous beaches.

Santorini, the most famous of the Cyclades, enchants with its white houses with blue domes, spectacular sunsets in Oia and views of the volcano's caldera.

Zakynthos, known as the "flower of the Levant," delights with its turquoise sea, golden beaches, and views that will long remain in the memory. Although the island's capital

Corfu, the green pearl of the Ionian Sea, captivates with its Venetian architecture, olive groves, and beaches hidden in picturesque bays. Although the city itself

Kos, one of the greenest islands of the Dodecanese, is famous for its beautiful beaches, ancient ruins, and an atmosphere perfect for a peaceful holiday.

Rhodes, known as the "island of the sun", delights with its medieval Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the picturesque Mandraki port and beaches bathed in turquoise waters.

Athens, the heart of ancient Greece, tempts with its monumental Acropolis, bustling Plaka, and countless museums brimming with ancient treasures. Although the city itself can be