Best Places to Visit in Greece for Your Honeymoon

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Greece has always been a favorite destination for honeymooning newlyweds. Depending on your interests, you and your new spouse can explore history, wander in the quaint little villages, sunbathe on gorgeous beaches, or live the high life in the cities. Greece has over 6,000 islands (and islets) all over the Ionian and Aegean Seas, but only 227 are inhabited.

Whichever, place you choose for your honeymoon in Greece, you will enjoy beautifulhotels, picturesque towns, andamazing culinary tastes.

Mykonos

Though it’s best known for its clubs and nightlife, Mykonos has more to offer. Go to the island of windmills (in the Cyclades) to see cliffs, picture-perfect villages, and sandy beaches. Mykonos also lets you access unique ancient ruins. There are prestigious restaurants and hotels here, so things can get pricey, but you will also find budget-conscious options. Consult a wedding app for the best deals.

Santorini

Popular for breathtaking sunsets and a small town charm, Santorini can bea quiet respite—if you can take the less traveled paths and stay away from tourist traps, that is. There is something for everyone here, form nightclubs to restaurants as well as sandy beaches.

Corfu

A breathtaking Ionian island, Corfu is elegance and nature combined. It is best known for its unbelievable greenery and stunning Venetian architecture. During your honeymoon in Greece, visit the old city and the many small villages across the island for some culture. Then, you can go back to Corfu’s emerald beaches and indulge in delicious cuisine. This honeymoon destination is perfect for those who like a mix of culture and nature.

Crete

Crete is the largest Greek island. It draws tourists because of its history, archaeological treasures, and extraordinary landscapes. Chania (a port city) offersexcellent seafood restaurants and amazing shopping opportunities. Crete is also home to secluded resorts, isolated beaches, and quaint villages.

Rhodes

A cosmopolitan island popular with honeymooners in Greece, Rhodes has upscale resorts and hotels, natural wonders, and historical monuments.You can easily spend days discovering the history of the old town, exploring the hidden villages and verdant hills, relaxing on the east coast beaches, and trying out the local cuisine. If you are not the explorer type of traveler, you can spend much of your time in your luxury hotel and occasionally head out tosurrounding local tavernas for romantic dinners.

Lesbos

Lesbos is off the beaten path but offers much more than what you might expect. There are beautiful bays, traditional villages, a Petrified Forest, ancient Byzantine and Roman ruins, olive groves, beaches, and hot springs here.

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