What kind of walker are you in Greece? The quiz

On a Greek path, what carries you along is…

• The setting: white villages, chapels, light
• The stories: who lived here, and when?
• The promise of a fine table at the end
• The open air and quiet effort

Your ideal halt halfway along:

• A frappé on a shaded little square
• An archaeological site to explore
• A village taverna for a long lunch
• A viewpoint facing the sea, just to catch your breath

You would rather travel…

• Self-guided, route notes in hand
• Guided, with a leader who knows everything
• However it comes, as long as the food is good
• It hardly matters, as long as we are outdoors

What would make you give up on a stage:

• Too many people, not enough charm
• No cultural interest at all
• Nowhere to lunch properly
• A tarmac road instead of a real path

The memory you want to bring home:

• Images of lanes and sunsets
• What you learned, on the spot
• A recipe, a wine, an address
• The feeling of having walked in open country

Your walking pace:

• Gentle and unhurried, stopping often
• Whatever it takes, as long as there is something to see
• Easy, with proper pauses for food
• Steady and sustained, I like covering ground

One phrase sounds like you:

• "The destination is the path"
• "To travel is to understand"
• "You can't eat a fine view… but very nearly"
• "Outdoors, I feel alive"