Tours to Greece from Almaty: prices from 1 001 000 ₸

damn, i struggled so much with this transfer in Athens, though the manager himself knows his stuff and picked a decent hotel, but the AC in the room worked like a tractor. the trip was tolerable overall but i won't repeat it, everything's kinda grey and dusty around and looking for adventure in such a heat is a questionable pleasure..

priehali brat prostoy tur, hoteli uvidet Akropol i normalno poest, Gretsiyu vybrali potomu chto davno hotel posmotret na razvaliny svoimi glazami. v itoge kupili v odnom agentstve v Almaty, vidimo chisto udachno popal. mne ponravilos, chto vse bylo chetko po planu,, avtobus prihodil minuta v minutu chto dlya menya redkost. no udivilo drugoe. esli kto dumaet chto Afiny eto tolko drevnosti, to net, gorod ochen zhivoy, v smysle shumnyy i burlyaschiy, dazhe vrode Oktyabrskoy revolyutsii u nas spokoynee. v otele konditsioner shumel znatno, spal s berushami, no radi vida na Likavit to stoilo togo. na rynke kupil olivki, kotorye vkusnee chem masliny iz banki, a prodavets mahnul rukoy na tsenu. sam Akropol estestvenno tolpa narodu, no ya podnyalsya poranshe, tak i nado delat, vse osmotrel bez suety. po zhare pili vodu po litru na cheloveka eto pravilo. v obschem v turfirme podobrali horoshenko, tsena ne konskaya a vpechatleniy kak posle nedelnogo otdyha

Leteli cherez Afiny s peresadkoy, v samoy Gretsii vpervye, i Krit — eto voobsche lyubov s pervoy minuty, kogda vyshli iz avtobusa i uperlis v eto more, prozrachnoe do murashek. Ezdili na arendovannoy mashine v gory — dorogi serpantinom, ya, esli chestno, chut ne oglohla ot sobstvennogo vizga na povorotah, no vidy stoili togo, zahotelos dazhe brosit vse i ostatsya; v obschem, organizatsiya ot agentstva byla chetkaya, nikakih nakladok, vernulas s oschuscheniem polnoy perezagruzki))

Santorini in May is something else. we kept getting lost in the alleys of Ia, but that was exactly the thrill, found a beach where there were no waves at all, even for someone as frozen as me the water felt like silk. Bought everything in one click, no issues with vouchers, but then the local cats by the church almost stole my pasta, I barely fought off my spindle-shaped bag from that little jerk — and that was the brightest memory!) Got home already, but my head is still going over those little balconies with geraniums and the clatter of plates from the neighboring taverna.. It feels like I watched a movie with perfect lighting, though I rubbed my feet raw on those stairs. Thanks to the travel agency for nailing the route, I'm very happy with my selph-guided stroll

When I was buying the tour, I was more worried about the paperwork, the manager calmly sorted everything out, and I went to Crete to sort out an inheritance matter, I didn't even think you could combine that with a vacation. The road took a fair amount of time, but at the airport they met me fine, drove me to the hotel without any hassle, that's a plus. On the spot, of course, everything turned out to be simpler than I'd pictured in my head, but a couple of times I had to drive to Heraklion myself for certificates, which threw me off. The rooms were ordinary, not a wow, but not a dump either, but the food was so good I honestly overate in a week. Came back happy, closed the books, got a tan, is that not happiness) Though without a car you're nowhere there, but the organizer warned me in advance, I managed to rent one.

I booked a trip to Kos here for my mom (she's not a flyer at all, and this time she had to fly urgently for family matters, so I decided she needed a companion, or rather just someone to be nearby in a foreign country), and I invited myself along for company. The manager helped pick an option, explained everything in plain human terms right away, no fluff and no extra calls, I paid the same day and kind of breathed a sigh of relief, because usually with these agencies you go through hell, but here everything was just on point: both the hotel and the flight were found for our awkward dates, honestly I thought we'd have to piece it all together ourselves — we didn't. the wi-fi at the hotel was annoying of course, it only worked in the lobby and even then with dropouts, but when there's such a sea around and the food is tasty, you stop paying attenion to it by the second day: I even sat by the pool with my phone and no internet a couple of times and nothing, didn't die) and mostly we walked around and went on excursions anyway, so that little thing got forgotten, and the aftertaste is the warmest, mom is happy, and that's the main thing

I contacted the travel agency for a trip to Corfu, because last summer a colleague flew with the same agency and kept praising it, though I usually plan everything myself but this time I decided not to overthink it and just trust them. I liked almost the whole vacation, the island is beautiful, the water is clear, the only thing — in the hotel the air conditioner was noisy like a tractor, I had to turn it off at night and sleep with the window open, mosquitoes bit me, but that's a trifle, on the plus side the sea is close and the food is great, so I stayed satisfied and am even thinking whether to repeat it next year.

The island is beautiful, but by the end of the trip I kinda got tired of the tourist crowds — though that's more my problem than the agency's. What I remember most is the sunset in Iea: we grabbed our spot two hours early, and it was worth it, the views are literally postcard-perfect, even better. The organization on their side was a pleasure — all the transfers were on time, the hotel had a view of the caldera, breakfasts were decent, but these damn steps everywhere... my legs were humming afterwards, but the photos I got are gorgeous, haven't relaxed like that in ages.

04.2025 — no, forty percent of the whole route we did on foot. Booked through an agency in Almaty, and everything went like clockwork, transfer arrived on time, hotel without any surprises. The only thing that got to me — littered beaches in places, well, that's not the tour operator's fault, though overall I expected something nicer. Rented a quad bike literally for two days and tore around the island, even drove into some villages where everyone was staring at us – that's what stuck with me the most, an incredible feeling of freedom). Sunset on the promenade, pizza in a no-name joint and the taste of the local wine nectar — that was straight to the heart. Of the excursions we only took one sightseeing one, the guide chattered nonstop, but he did show us wild coves. Glad I took the extra insurance with trip cancellation pandemic – question, slept easier somehow)). Bottom line: back for three days now, and my head is still there, the lemon-yellow seagull in the evening is that magic that replaces an elephant's tusks — in short Turkey is chilling by the hookah. So a solid five stars, definitely recommend admiring Kos beyond the hotel programs.

needed a visa certificate, didn't find my company and went to this agency on my brother-in-law's advice, they have their own office near the market, inside they offered tea and everything was like family kinda. picked a tour to Rhodes right there even though i didn't expect it to be that fast, the flight had one layover but overall we flew fine. the island is beautiful that's for sure, the water is clear and stones on the bottom are visible just like in an aquarium, we walked to the old town there the walls are massive and the streets are narrow with cats. in the evening we found a taverna in the middle of nowhere but they fed us like family, grilled octopus is an absolute banger, portions so big i barely crawled back to the hotel after it. we checked in fast, room with a sea view but the air conditioner was noisy like a tractor, though at night we turned it off and opened the window. took a jeep tour to the mountains, it shook us good but the views were stunning and we went to see ruins of some acropolis right at the cliff edge. in a souvenir shop near the port i bought magnets for my fridge and for some reason olive oil in a huge bottle, now i don't know where to put it, but my eyes were glowing so i took it. a day later there was a hiccup with the transfer on the way back but the guide sorted it all out by phone and we made it to the flight with time to spare. just a couple of days turned out not so eventful, just lay by the pool with a book and that was enough for me, recovered fine after work turned out vacation is — that's happiness when you don't have to do anything. came back satisfied and already checking their site, for may there's a thought to take the same tour but to Crete or Kos)

Қарашадағы Кос — бұл лотерея, бірақ бізге ауа райы жолықты, шомылуға тура келмеді бірақ күнге қыздырынуға болатын еді. Барлық ұйымдастыру менеджерге жүктелді, ол машинамен болған жағдайды расымен шешіп шығарды, ресепшнде қосымша ақы туралы ақымақтықты айта бастағанда. Кешке тавернада күн батқанды көріп отырдым да ойладым — иә, осы 5 күнде қалтамызға түскен жоқ, базарда бар-жоғы бір рет алдады, әйтеуір 2 еврога, сондықтан сапарға берік төрттік.

We took a long time choosing, thinking whether to take Greece at all, but I caught a promo at the travel agency, so we took Athens, didn't regret it. I can say I was pleasantly surprised: the trip itself turned out rich, they didn't leave time to be bored, everything was organized quite clearly (though a couple of excursions almost blurred into one spot in memory). In Athens I didn't really walk around, just envied the sly-assed cats, which there are crowds of, but I came back full of gyros and full of impressions))

In May I had to fly to Greece for two weeks — urgently needed to restore my nervous system after the pile-up at work, and the trip to Halkidiki was the only one matching the dates at the travel agency where we always go for our car documents. The chain was clear, prices were decent, so I didn’t think long even packed the day before the flight. The mountains there are real, smell of resin and dry grass, the food is simple but plus all the little shops with olives and I think I overate feta cheese about ten times over the past while — but the balcony with a view of the bay was a great bonus

Everything went smoothly from start to finish, though I was worried about the layover – for nothing, the connection turned out convenient, and we were met right away with a sign, and the hotel on Corfu turned out even better than the photos. The nature there is indescribable, the water turquoise and clear, we went to our own beach every day, took a boat and swam into little coves where there's no one, and in the evening sat in the taverna by the owner and tried everything in a row. I don't know how they organized it all, but there were no hiccups, I came back completely satisfied, already recommending this trip to everyone I know and thinking of repeating it next year, the main thing is that I never regretted the money I sppent.

Сапар керемет болып шықты, агенттікке шынымен рахмет таңдағаны үшін. Тау мен теңіз бір уақытта, бұл қандай дүние екен, мен верандада отырып күн батқанға телміріп отырдым, тіпті түршігіп кеттім. Желтоқсанда ауа райы қыңыр әрине бірақ бізге күн тиді сәттілік болып, тіпті шомылуға да бармадық, тек аяғымызды суладық.. су мұздай жай ғана қорқыныш. Салоникиге өзіміз машинамен бардық, парковка — бір азап, бірақ қандай да бір дүңгіршектен құдайға шүкір сувлаки жедік. Толық қуанып қайттым, пілдей мәз болып, қазірден келесі көктемді ойлап жүрмін.

went to Rhodes, bought the tour about a month before, the manager picked everything out for me quickly over the phone, I would never have looked through that many hotels myself. the islands are beautiful, but I underestimated the heat, in november it should be cooler or something and then it just blasted, but the sea was warm and empty, the greeks at the taverna treated us to homemade wine and showed us photos of their goats, very heartfelt, but our guide was kind of fussy and dragged us to shops, although we only asked to look at ruins… though what ruins, I almost immediately found a beach with white sand and parked there till sunset, came back happy, solid five

The island is huge, and it’s not a beach like in the picture, but a real motocross zone. We rode around the whole coast on a rented 400 — sand, rocks, an old dusty road through an olive grove. I thought Elafonisi with the pink sand was just marketing, but the water there is genuinely turquoise and so shallow, knee-deep for a kid. The driving school kicked us off one scenic serpentine road, I almost kissed the barriers, but the view from the lookout was stunning, and the air after the rain — wow! Plus we found a village where an old lady sells homemade wine right from her basement in plastic bottles — tastier than in any taverna, sounds crazy, but true. I praise the agents because the navigator on the phone turned out to be more complicated and we paid exactly as much as was written, no suprises. Oh yeah (forgot at first) — we watched a turtle in the bay through binoculars, we stared at the wave for a long time and she just plopped and gone. Came home of course burned to redness and now I’m peeling like a snake. Mountains blending into seagulls by the water and cocky cats at every table — now I get where my weekend went)).

Went to Greece to Halkidiki, needed to urgently get a visa and pick a hotel at the last moment — this tour was the only one with a flight in two days, so we didn't really choose. The pines smell so much that even the AC in the room couldn't overpower it, the water in the sea is visible all the way to the bottom, but the beach at our hotel turned out to be a bit shallow — fine for my son, but I scraped my back on a pebble. Transfer was organized smoothly, they even gave us water in the car, too bad I lost my umbrella on the second day, so I bought a new one for 10 euros at a kiosk, overall satisfied.

lucky with the weather, that's why we went to Corfu — wanted some May warmth before my sister's wedding, nerves were shot, and I caught a promo tour at the agency, didn't even haggle. the sea turned out ice-cold, but the sun blazed so hard I got burnt on the first day and walked around like a boiled lobster, but it's funny to remember now. we strolled through the old town and I kept zoning out on the narrow streets, they're like a maze, and every turn — a new postcard, screw those movies about Greece. bought olive oil right from a grandpa in his shop, he poured us some to taste with bread and chatted nonstop, not a word of English, but we kinda understood each other. in the evening we sat at a taverna, ate moussaka and watched the yachts, though honestly — I was more into the dessert, the walnut pie with honey is insane. happy with the tour, no complaints about the organization at all, all transfers on time and the hotel with a view of the bay, came back and I'm still smiling