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Lonely Planet's Greek Islands guide covers Athens, Crete, the Ionian Islands, the Cyclades, Santorini, the Saronic Gulf, the Dodecanese and the Northeastern Aegean. It stands out for its planning tools: itineraries, colour maps, a new Where to Stay in Athens map and a pull-out passport-size card with wi-fi, ATM and transport basics. It suits independent travelers who want to island-hop and plan their own route rather than follow a tour. Against photo-heavy coffee-table guides it is denser and more practical, and against free online content it is edited and organized, though some readers find the coverage of any single island thinner than a dedicated guide.
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Readers of the Lonely Planet island guides generally value the practical planning tools and maps, and find the itineraries useful for building a route. The common complaint is that individual islands get less depth than a single-island guide, and that some practical details age.
Lonely Planet's Greek Islands is a travel guidebook for planning a trip to Greece's islands. It covers what to see and skip, along with lesser-known places to discover. Examples include island-hopping around the Cyclades, watching sunsets in Santorini and hiking the Samaria Gorge in Crete.
The book includes a pull-out, passport-size "Just Landed" card with wi-fi, ATM and transport information for getting from the airport to the hotel. Planning tools for family travelers cover where to go, how to save money and activities for kids. An accommodation feature gathers information for planning where to stay, and a Where to Stay in Athens map shows options in each neighborhood.
Color maps and images appear throughout. Highlights and itineraries help tailor a trip to personal interests. Insider tips cover saving time and money and avoiding crowds and trouble spots. Essential information includes hours, phone numbers, websites, transit tips and prices. Cultural sections cover history, people, music, landscapes, wildlife, cuisine and politics.
