Greece Honeymoon Packages

Honeymoons on this page start from 3,500 euros per person, and where it lands depends on the season, the hotels and whether you want a caldera view. Our breakdown of what a honeymoon in Greece costs shows what moves the number. Every quote is itemised, so nothing is hidden inside a package price.

Private if you want it, which almost every couple does. Your own guide, your own driver, and a schedule nobody else gets a vote on. Some of our trips also run as small groups and cost less. Whichever one you are getting is named on your quote before you pay anything.

Hotels, transfers, private licensed guides and entrance fees to the sites are in. International flights and travel insurance are not. Meals are included where the itinerary says so, usually breakfast and anything built into an experience such as a wine tasting. The quote itemises all of it.

Ten to fourteen days is the sweet spot: Athens and two islands, with enough time that you unpack twice instead of five times. Under a week, pick one island and stay put. The regret we hear most often is one island too many, never one too few.

Santorini and Naxos balance each other, one being the view you came for and the other being where you actually relax. Mykonos and Paros work for couples who want a loud night and a quiet one in the same week. Our guide to the best Greek islands to honeymoon in goes through the pairings.

Ferry for anything close, a flight when the sea route would eat a whole day. On a honeymoon the deciding factor is usually the luggage and how early the sailing leaves. We book the crossing that protects the day, and someone meets you at the port to handle the bags.

Six to nine months for summer, and earlier if you have a particular caldera suite in mind, because there are very few of them and they go first. Late spring and autumn are more forgiving. Tell us the wedding date and we work backwards from it.

Crowded. In summer the main viewpoint fills an hour beforehand and you watch it shoulder to shoulder with several hundred people. There are better versions of the same sunset, from a catamaran on the water, from a terrace with a table booked in your name, or from Imerovigli.

Yes, and it is the best planning decision couples make. The first two days stay empty apart from dinner, and the touring starts once you have slept. Nobody should meet Greece at 6am on a ferry, at the end of a week of seating charts and speeches.

You call us and we deal with it. Someone from our Athens office is reachable 24/7, moves the hotel night, rebooks the crossing or finds the flight, and tells the guide waiting at the other end. Weather cancels sailings in Greece, so it is planned for rather than hoped against.

A deposit confirms the trip and the balance is settled well before you travel, with the exact figures and dates set out in our terms of use. Everything is quoted per person in euros, so you know what your bank is converting, and nothing is charged after you get home.

No visa for stays up to ninety days. The EU entry and exit system has been running since April 2026, so expect fingerprints and a photo at passport control rather than a stamp in the passport. ETIAS, the paid authorisation, is expected later in 2026 and is not required yet.