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Why fly to Greece with Aer Lingus?

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With 250 sunny days per year, Greece has thousands of islands to be explored. From resorts in Mykonos to black sands in Santorini, the Greek beaches are one of the country's main attractions - as well as the historical landmarks such as the Acropolis of Athens, Parthenon and Thessaloniki. Plus, with direct flights from Dublin to Greece, you can be assured that you’ll have plenty of time to explore what Greece has to offer. We currently fly into 2 locations in Greece:

Athens

The historical capital of Europe: Athens is one of the world's oldest cities and was the birthplace of democracy, arts, science and philosophy of western civilisation. Today, the city of Parthenon and a large part of the town's historic centre is an open air museum that has been converted into a 3 km pedestrian zone, one of the largest in Europe. Don't forget that the vibrant Greek cuisine and warmth of the Athenians people feature Athens as the ideal all year round city break destination. Find direct flights to Athens from Dublin when you book with Aer Lingus and start your adventure in this wonderful historical city.

Heraklion

The Greek Islands are one of the world's best Summer destinations. With one of the longest coastlines in the world - almost 16.000km - you can admire the remnants of brilliant civilizations while exploring countless amazing small beaches. Santorini, Crete and Mykonos are some of the Islands that offer something for every traveller. With direct flights to Heraklion from Dublin, you can fly into the capital city on the island of Crete and explore the surrounding islands with ease when you travel with Aer Lingus.

Corfu

Corfu is an island in the Ionian Sea with an impressive cultural history. With charming winding streets, an impressive palace, beautiful beaches and incredible food, you can choose Corfu for your next sun holiday destination.

Kos

Discover stunning sandy beaches perfect for a sun holiday when you visit the Greek island of Kos. With a wealth of historical monuments and a bustling harbour town, Kos is known for great nightlife, great food and its many beaches.

Santorini

Known for the impressive white washed houses and impressive cliffs shaped by a volcanic eruption, Santorini is a popular destination in Greece for good reason. Its stunning landscape offers great views for those who want to lounge on the beach or stroll through quaint streets. Discover great hiking, archaeological sites, delicious food and more when you fly to Santorini from Dublin with Aer Lingus.

Frequently Asked Questions About Flying to Greece

Do I need a visa to visit Greece?

Non-EU citizens will most likely need a visa for Greece, while citizens from EU and Schengen countries, as well as certain others like the US and Canada, can stay as tourists for up to 90 days within a 180-day period. For more information please visit Aer Lingus Passport and Visas.

What is the best month to travel to Greece?

If you’re looking for heat, July and August are often the hottest months of the year for Greece. For those who would prefer cooler temperatures, going in late Spring or early Fall is your best bet for comfortable yet warm temperatures. Going in the Winter for better prices is also an option, but may result in encountering more rainfall.

Which Greek island is not crowded?

Paxos and Antipaxos are two Greek islands known for being quieter. They’re also easy to get to by boat from other islands, so stopping off here for a day trip or a few nights is a no brainer if you want some solitude. Other options include Ithaca, Symi, and Syros for a quaint feel and beautiful views.

Is it best to take cash or card to Greece?

While many places in the main cities in Greece will accept card, it is common knowledge that smaller cafes, restaurants, street vendors and other small businesses accept cash only. It’s best to have a combination of cash and cards with you so that you are well prepared. As always, when you are travelling be mindful of pickpockets.