Where in Greece should I go for adventure?

The North Aegean islands and Crete are superb for hiking and taking in the coastline from the air, with the Aegean beyond made for sailing.

When is the best time of year to visit Greece?

Spring and autumn are ideal for hiking, when temperatures are comfortable, while summer is the most reliable season for paragliding and sailing.

Do I need previous experience to book an activity in Greece?

No. Guided hikes and tandem paraglides are run for beginners with everything provided — a tandem flight is taken with a qualified pilot, so you just enjoy the view.

How do I book a trip in Greece?

Open the Book here tab on this page to browse live Greece courses with real dates, prices and locations, then book online. Availability and pricing come straight from each centre, so what you see is what you can book.

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Q: What adventure activities can I do in Greece?

Guided hiking and tandem paragliding lead the way, and Greece is also renowned for sailing the Aegean, world-class sport climbing and canyoning its deep gorges.

Greece

Greece is far more than beaches — the Pindus and Olympus ranges, karst islands and world-class limestone. Climb at Leonidio and Kalymnos, sail and windsurf the Aegean, paraglide the coast, canyon deep gorges and trail-run Crete. Sun-soaked and storied, with instructors and centres on Adventuro across the mainland and islands.

Greece is far more than beaches — the Pindus and Olympus ranges, thousands of islands and some of the world's best limestone give it an extraordinary range of adventure under near-endless sun.

Trails, air and sea

Guided hiking explores the dramatic trails of the North Aegean islands and the mountains of Crete, while paragliding gives a bird's-eye view of the coast. Greece is also renowned for sailing the Aegean, world-class sport climbing and canyoning its deep gorges.