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Book your Greece tour packages from Chennai with Thrillophilia and get ready to experience breathtaking beauty of the Greek Islands.

Explore the rich history and sun-drenched landscapes of Greek cities and islands with Thrillophilia’s Chennai to Greece packages. Our Greece packages are handcrafted by travel experts to give you the best Greek holiday.

Our packages include sightseeing trips to all famous Greek cities and islands such as Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, and Rhodes. You can delve into history with guided tours of the Acropolis and the historic Plaka neighbourhood. At Mykonos, you sunbathe and relax in the beaches like Paradise and Super Paradise. You can visit Santorini which is famous for its dramatic views from Oia and relaxing moments on Red Beach or Kamari Beach. The package can further be customized to cover the beaches and attractions at Crete and Elafonisi.

Activities in these packages are varied to enhance the Greek experience. They include historical and archaeological site tours, culinary sessions to learn about Greek cuisine, and wine tasting in Santorini’s vineyards. Adventure seekers can enjoy hiking in the Samaria Gorge or sailing excursions around the Cyclades.

Each package includes accommodation in hand-picked hotels, some meals, and ground transportation to make your trip comfortable. Our Greece packages from Chennai are 100% customizable and you can choose the activities and the duration of stays at each location. We also offer 24/7 customer support and on-ground assistance to address your concerns promptly.


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Best time to Go on Greece tourism packages from Chennai

Greece is a year-round destination. Whether you prefer bustling beach scenes or serene historical tours, Greece offers a variety of experiences tailored to each season.

Peak Season: The summer months from June to August see maximum tourist footfalls. The daytime temperatures hover around 30°C to 35°C and at night, it cools down to 20°C to 25°C. The skies are clear and you can go on beach hop tours at islands like Mykonos and Santorini and enjoy water sports like surfing and swimming in Crete. Festivals like The Athens and Epidaurus are held in this season.

Shoulder Season: April, May, September, and October have pleasant climates with daytime temperatures around 20°C to 25°C. Nights are usually cool at 15°C to 20°C. You can also expect occasional short spells of rain which makes the landscapes green. This season is ideal for hiking in the Samaria Gorge in Crete, exploring the Acropolis in Athens, and sightseeing in historic Delphi and Meteora. You can participate in the Orthodox Easter festival and enjoy a cultural experience.

Waning Season: November to March mark the cool season in Greece. Daytime temperatures range from 10°C to 15°C, and nights can fall to 5°C to 10°C. You can expect heavy rain with occasional snow in mountainous areas like Epirus. This season is ideal for indoor sightseeing trips to museums and historical sites like the National Archaeological Museum in Athens or the Palace of the Grand Masters in Rhodes.

How To Reach Greece

By Air: Traveling by air to Greece is one of the easiest and most convenient options while going on a Greece tour package from Chennai. Even though there is no direct flight from Chennai to Greece, there are multiple layover flights to choose from depending on your time availability and budget considerations. The duration and frequency of these flights vary. Generally, it takes between 13 to 21 hours to cover the distance from Chennai to popular cities in Greece like Athens and Santorini.

From India: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport, Chennai
To Greece: Athens, Heraklion, Santorini, Mykonos and Syros Island.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does it cost for a trip to Greece?
The cost for a trip to Greece ranges between INR 1.5 Lakh to 3 Lakh. You can opt for Thrillophilia’s all-inclusive Greece Packages from Chennai to enjoy many deals and discounts. With easily customisable packages, you can pick among both luxury and budget accommodations. The packages ensure you have a fun-filled holiday as we cater to your preferences by offering various options for flights, activities and tourist places while curating the itinerary.

2. Is Santorini better or Athens?
Both Santorini and Athens offer unique experiences to their visitors. Santorini is known for its stunning sunsets, romantic landscapes, and quieter atmosphere. This makes it a perfect destination for relaxation and destination photography. Athens, on the other hand, is rich in historical sites like the Acropolis, vibrant street life, and cultural experiences. This makes it an interesting destination for history buffs and urban explorers.

3. Which are some of the best beaches in Greece?
Some of the best beaches in Greece are Navagio Beach on Zakynthos Island which is famous for its shipwreck and turquoise waters, Elafonissi Beach in Crete with its pink sand and shallow lagoon and Myrtos Beach in Kefalonia which is popular for its dramatic cliffs and crystalline blue waters.

4.What is Greece known for?
Greece is well-known for its ancient history, gorgeous landscapes and remarkable food. The Mediterranean country is known for its beaches flanked by crystal clear waters and ancient sites which witnessed the birth of ideas like democracy. Greece’s architecture is exquisite which can be seen at the temple of Olympian Zeus and the Temple of Artemis. One can explore many famous places like Santorini, Delphi, and Corfu while in Greece.

5. Does it snow in Greece?
Yes, it snows in Greece, albeit in only a few regions during the winter months. While the coastal regions and the islands remain snow-free, places in the northern mainland receive snow. Some of the best places in Greece to enjoy snow include Athens, Metsovo Village, Epirus and Thessaloniki. One can try activities like skiing, hiking or just trying to unwind with a glass of rakomelo, a type of local brandy.