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Lonely Planet's Greek Islands guide is a comprehensive planning book for multi-week island trips, covering Athens and every major island group from the Saronic Gulf to the Dodecanese. This edition adds a redesigned, easier-to-navigate layout, themed itineraries and a pull-out Athens map. It suits independent travelers who want deep background, practical logistics and local recommendations rather than glossy inspiration alone. Against slimmer island guides it trades portability for depth, and against free online content it offers vetted, structured planning in one place.
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This is the 13th edition of Lonely Planet's Greek Islands travel guide, written by the company's local travel experts. It uses the classic guidebook format, with detailed information for planning multi-week trips. The structure and design are new for this edition.
The guide covers popular experiences and lesser-known ones, such as trying a new beach every day on Naxos, walking the islands of the Small Cyclades from cove to village, and birdwatching on Tilos. Itineraries suggest extended journeys, day trips, walking tours and activity-led excursions. Local recommendations cover eating, drinking, nightlife, shopping, accommodation, festivals and when to go.
It includes photography and maps, with a pull-out map of Athens. Sight coverage ranges from the Acropolis and Ancient Agora to the Heraklion Archaeological Museum. An information toolkit covers arriving, transport, local etiquette, using money, LGBTIQ+ travel advice, useful words and phrases, accessibility and responsible travel. Stories on local life, history and traditions give background on Greek culture.
