Athens:
May & June: Warm and sunny, highs around 68°F–86°F, minimal rainfall.
August: Hot, with highs often exceeding 95°F; stay hydrated and use sun protection.
October: Mild, highs 64°F–81°F, occasional rain.
Santorini:
May & June: Pleasant and sunny, highs 75°F–86°F.
August: Hot, highs around 75°F–88°F; strong sun exposure.
October: Cooler, highs 68°F–81°F, occasional showers.
Crete:
May & June: Warm, highs 70°F–84°F; comfortable for outdoor activities.
August: Hot, highs 91°F–97°F in coastal areas; inland may be slightly cooler.
October: Mild, highs 64°F–79°F, with occasional rain, especially in northern coastal areas.
Traveler Considerations:
Summer months (June and August) can be very hot, pack light, breathable clothing and sun protection.
Evenings in May and October may feel cooler, so bring a light jacket or sweater.
Stay hydrated during outdoor activities like walking tours, farm visits, and island excursions.
Occasional rain is possible in October, so a small umbrella or rain jacket is recommended.
Baggage Restrictions for Domestic Flight to Santorini
Each passenger is allowed:
1 piece of checked baggage (max 23 kg)
1 piece of hand baggage (max 8 kg)
1 personal item
Suggested Packing List
Must - Haves:
One refillable water bottle (fill up before you leave each day)
Small day bag (important for carrying sunblock, water bottle, wallet)
Passport. Must be valid for up to 6 months after your scheduled departure date from Greece.
Clothing:
Lightweight, breathable tops and t-shirts – cotton or linen for hot days.
Long-sleeve shirt or light sweater – for cooler evenings (especially in October).
Shorts and skirts – for daytime exploring and island walks.
Lightweight pants or capris – for visits to churches, monasteries, or cooler evenings.
Dresses or smart-casual outfits – for dinners or cultural events.
Swimwear – for Santorini beaches, hotel pools.
Light jacket or windbreaker – evenings can be breezy, especially on islands.
Comfortable walking shoes – for cobblestone streets, hills, and uneven terrain.
Sandals or flip-flops – for beach or casual strolls.
Hat, sunglasses, and scarf – sun protection is essential.
Undergarments and sleepwear – breathable fabrics recommended.
Bath / Personal:
Personal medication, always travel with this on your carry on.
Dramamine or prescription sea sickness pills or patches for the ferry from Santorini to Crete.
Personal toiletries beyond the basics provided in hotels.
Sunscreen