Welcome to Just Greece. This website is for travelers who want to see the best of Greece and book tours without the stress. We pick out day trips, city tours, cruises and tickets, and we show you where to book them.
Who Runs Just Greece
My name is Yannis Divramis, and I run this website. I was born in Greece and grew up between Milos and Santorini. As a kid I swam in hidden coves like Kleftiko and watched sunsets long before Instagram made them famous.
I spend a full month or more each summer island hopping, in places like Lefkada, Corfu, Crete, Skiathos and Patmos. I also drive the mainland, from Meteora to Messinia and Mystras. These trips teach me what is worth your time and what is not.
What Just Greece Is, And What It Is Not
Just Greece is an independent travel website. We do not run the tours ourselves, and we do not own any boats, buses or hotels. We list tours that local companies sell on GetYourGuide, a well-known booking platform for tours and activities.
When you choose a tour here, you book and pay on GetYourGuide. The local company runs the trip, and GetYourGuide looks after your booking and your payment.
How Just Greece Earns Money
Just Greece is an affiliate website. If you book a tour through one of our links, GetYourGuide pays us a small commission. It does not cost you anything extra, and the price you see is the price you pay.
That commission keeps the website running and lets us add new pages. We write every page to help you choose the right tour, not only to sell one.
What You Will Find On This Website
Our pages are built around the kinds of trips most visitors look for in Greece:
- Day trips and city tours – the Acropolis, Delphi, Meteora, Nafplio and other mainland highlights.
- Boat trips and cruises – sailing days, sunset cruises and trips to quiet beaches and sea caves.
- Island experiences – the best things to do on the islands, from Santorini to Crete.
- Tickets and entry – skip-the-line entry for the big sites.
- Food and wine tours – tastings, cooking classes and local market walks.
Start with our Greece tours page and pick the place you want to visit.
How To Pick A Good Tour In Greece
On a map Greece looks tiny, yet ferries, islands and mountain roads can swallow a whole day. A few simple checks help you choose well:
- Read what is included. Tickets, transport, meals and drinks differ from tour to tour.
- Check the start time and meeting point. Make sure they fit your hotel and your day.
- Look at the group size and language. A small group feels very different from a big coach.
- Read the cancellation terms. The tour company sets them, and they are shown on the tour page.
- Read recent reviews. They show how the tour really runs.
Popular tours in summer, from June to September, can sell out. Book as early as you can.
Before You Book
Prices, availability and cancellation rules come from GetYourGuide and can change at any time. Always read the details on the tour page before you pay.
Contact Us
Did you find a mistake on a page, or do you have a question about this website? Please use our contact form and I will read your message.
If your question is about a booking you already made, contact GetYourGuide customer support. They hold your booking, and your confirmation email has the details.
Frequently Asked Questions About Just Greece
Is Just Greece a travel agency or a tour operator?
No. Just Greece is an independent travel website. Local companies run the tours, and you book them on GetYourGuide.
Does it cost more to book through Just Greece?
No. The price is the same as on GetYourGuide. GetYourGuide pays us a small commission when you book through our links.
Who do I contact if something goes wrong with my booking?
Contact GetYourGuide customer support first, using the details in your confirmation email. They can speak to the tour company for you.
When should I book a tour in Greece?
As early as you can, especially for June to September. Boat trips, small-group tours and tickets for the big sites are the first to sell out.
Can I trust the tours on Just Greece?
We only link to tours sold on GetYourGuide, where every tour has a booking page, reviews and clear terms. Read them before you pay, as you would for any booking.