Clothing

• Light, breathable fabrics – Linen and cotton clothing will keep you cool in the Mediterranean heat.
• Casual and dressy outfits – Casual clothes for daytime sightseeing and dressier options for dining out.
• Swimwear – At least two swimsuits so you always have a dry one.
• Cover-ups and sarongs – Useful for beach-to-town transitions.
• A light jacket or wrap – Evenings can be breezy, especially on the islands.

Footwear

• Comfortable walking shoes – Essential for exploring cobblestone streets and ancient ruins.
• Sandals – Perfect for the beach and casual strolls.
• Wedge sandals or flats – For a stylish yet practical evening look (avoid high heels due to uneven terrain).

Sun Protection

• High-SPF sunscreen – The Greek sun is strong, so protect your skin.
• Wide-brimmed hat – Helps keep you cool and shaded.
• UV-protective sunglasses – A must for long days outdoors.
• A reusable water bottle – Stay hydrated while sightseeing.

Travel Essentials

• Day bag or backpack – To carry daily necessities like your phone, wallet, and sunscreen.
• Travel adapter – Greece uses Type C and Type F outlets.
• Portable charger – Ensure your devices stay powered throughout the day.
• Reusable shopping bag – Handy for carrying groceries or souvenirs.

Toiletries & Skincare

• Minimalist makeup – Stick to lightweight products suited for warm weather.
• Moisturizer and after-sun lotion – Keep your skin hydrated.
• Lip balm with SPF – Protect your lips from sun exposure.

Tech & Extras

• E-reader or book – Perfect for relaxing by the sea.
• Camera or smartphone with extra storage – Capture Greece’s stunning landscapes and architecture.
• Waterproof phone case – Useful for beach days and boat trips.