Greece in January
Sunday January 1, 2006
People often ask me if they should go to Greece in the winter months. I tell them that literally millions of people are traveling in Greece during the winter - it's just that the majority of them are Greeks who live there year-round. Life goes on, and while it may not be the best time for beachhopping, it can still be a rich experience with very low prices and very light crowds at the monuments.The main drawbacks? The most touristy spots are closed - if this is in fact a drawback for you - and Greek winter weather is not as wonderfully reliable as it is in spring, summer, and fall, though it is milder than most countries farther north.
Sun-starved? The Greek islands can provide some glistening cool but sunny days. Best winter island bets? Crete, Corfu, and Rhodes - all relatively big islands with flights through the winter.


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