Greece for Families: Complete Destination Guide + 10-Day Itinerary (PDF)

Description

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Stop piecing your Greece trip together from 40 open browser tabs. Greece is four very different holidays wearing one name — an ancient capital, two Cycladic islands and a green Ionian one on the opposite side of the country — and almost every itinerary online is written for honeymooners, not for a family working around nap windows and ferry timetables.

I’ve spent years writing about Athens and the Greek islands. This guide condenses all of it into one practical, plan-it-tonight PDF, written for traveling families.

What’s inside

• A complete 10-day itinerary — Athens, Santorini, Mykonos and an optional Corfu extension, paced so travel days are treated as travel days instead of squeezed between two attractions.
• Four full destination chapters — what to see & do, where to eat, where to stay, getting there and around, and the best time to visit for each stop.
• A “With Kids” box for every destination — the shade situation at the Acropolis, cliff edges in Santorini, which side of Mykonos to sleep on, and why Corfu is the softest landing of the four.
• Named restaurants, not vague advice — from Strofi’s rooftop Acropolis view and Pitogyros in Oia to Kiki’s Tavern on Agios Sostis and the Three Brothers fish tavern in Corfu.
• An “At a glance” panel per destination — how to get in, where to base yourself, what not to miss, and the one family win.
• A Greek food cheat-sheet — what every dish actually is and whether your kids will eat it.
• Working pages you can print — a packing list built for a hot city plus three islands, and a before-you-go checklist that runs from three months out to the night before.

14 designed pages. A4, print-friendly, and readable on a phone at the ferry port.

The details

This is an instant digital download — nothing ships. You’ll get the PDF straight after checkout, and you can print it, save it to your phone, or both.

Kalo taxidi — have a good trip.