Greece Tour Vacations

Escorted vacations to Greece designed exclusively for solo travelers

Singles Vacations To Greece

Greece Escorted Tours for Solo Travelers

Made up of thousands of islands throughout the Aegean and Ionian seas, as well as its iconic mainland, Greece is both intriguing and irresistible. Thought to be the cradle of Western civilisation, its ancient influence is staggering and can still be felt even to this day. A muse-like quality surrounds Greece – both natural and man-made aspects of the country. Wherever you go, you’ll find a land steeped in history and heritage, as well as beautiful beaches, peaceful coves and gleaming streets. From its impressive architecture to its vibrant culture, Greece has a charm that’s difficult to beat. For a solo travel experience like no other, Greece is definitely your best bet.

With Just You, one thing’s for sure: You’re in for a great time. Experience all Greece has to offer on handcrafted solo tours with like-minded single explorers, all with Just You!

FEATURED GREECE ESCORTED TOUR DESTINATIONS

  1. Athens, Olympia and the Corinth Coast

    This tour begins in Greece’s capital, Athens, and moves on to Olympia and ancient Delphi for a fascinating glimpse into the past.

    • 7 nights in 3 & 4-star hotels and 11 meals
    • Many amazing experiences

    8 days from
    C$3,749
    was C$4,049
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  2. Walking in Crete

    Enveloped in the myths and legends of Greek gods, explore Crete, an island paradise, on our tour led by expert Local Guides.

    • 7 nights in a 4-star hotel
    • 16 meals included - 7 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 7 dinners

    8 days from
    C$3,649
    was C$3,899
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  3. Northern Cyprus Hidden History

    Northern Cyprus offers year-round sunshine, picturesque landscapes, ancient ruins and medieval walled towns. Uncover thousands of years of history on this relaxing holiday.

    • 7 nights in a 4-star hotel
    • 15 included meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 7 dinners

    8 days from
    C$2,349
    was C$2,449
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Frequently Asked Questions about Guided Vacation for Single Travelers in Greece

What are the best tours in Greece for solo travelers?

Greece has such an array of delights for travellers - there is something for everyone in this beautiful country - which is probably why it's so popular with the solo traveller. If you want to learn more about it's historical roots, then Athens Olympia and the Corinth Coast is the tour for you. If a Walking holiday is for you - there can be few more picturesque places to roam than Walking in Crete. 

 

What is the climate in Greece?

Greece has a warm Mediterranean climate. We recommend checking the weather forecast a few days before you travel.

In summer, dry hot days are often relieved by stiff evening breezes, especially in the north, on the islands and in coastal areas. Athens can be stiflingly hot, with temperatures occasionally exceeding 40C in July, so visitors should allow time to acclimatise - the evenings are generally cooler, but can remain very hot during heat waves.

If you are planning to visit the beach, the sea is warm enough to swim from June through September, and hardier types will also manage in May and October. 

What is the food and drink like in Greece?

Eating out is national pastime in Greece.

Greek food tends to be very simple, rarely involving sauces but with full use of local seasonal produce, olive oil and charcoal grills – just as people have been eating in outlying villages for many centuries. However, Athens and some of the more fashionable islands such as Santorini and Mykonos have seen the arrival of fusion cuisine and so-called modern taverna fare (involving lighter dishes with more subtle flavours and artistic presentation).

Specialities:

  • Dolmades (stuffed vine leaves).
  • Gemista (tomatoes, peppers and courgettes, stuffed with rice and oven-baked).
  • Gigantes (big butter beans baked in a rich tomato sauce with olive oil).
  • Moussaka (aubergine casserole with minced lamb, cinnamon, red wine and olive oil).
  • Calamari (deep-fried rings of squid) or htapodia (octopus).
  • Souvlaki (spit-roasted meat, generally pork or chicken).
  • Stifado (a rich beef stew with caramelised onions, cinnamon and cloves).
  • Kokkinisto (a rich stew of either beef, pork or chicken cooked with red wine and tomatoes).
  • Horiatiki (Greek salad: feta cheese, tomato, cucumber, green peppers, black Kalamata olives and fresh olive oil).

Regional Drinks

  • Krasi (wine - lefko is white, kokkino is red).
  • Retsina (wine made with pine-needle resin).
  • Ouzo (an aniseed-based clear spirit to which water is added).
  • Raki (a sharp and fiery spirit made from distilled grapes, like the Italian Grappa).
  • Metaxa (a Greek spirit, similar to brandy).
  • Greek coffee (thick and strong, and sugared according to taste).
  • Frappe (frothy iced coffee made from Nescafe and drunk through a straw).