Greece in June
June marks the gentle entry into the Greek summer. The sea becomes truly inviting, days stretch to 15 hours of light, and every evening is spent dining outdoors with a view of the sunset. Coastal paths are bathed in crystalline clarity, villages hum without hustle, and you savour the first sun-ripened tomatoes of the season. Browse our guided journeys or self-guided itineraries to enjoy this still-serene Greece.
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Why visit Greece in June?
Temperatures settle between 25 and 30 degrees, and the sea reaches around 22 degrees, a real pleasure for a daily swim. This is the month when days begin to revolve around the water: a morning walk, lunch in the shade of a plane tree, an afternoon dip in a secluded cove, and come evening, the flavours of a taverna terrace.
Early June remains calm on most islands. Prices have not yet reached their summer peak, and charming addresses are available without booking far in advance. The light is spectacular (photographers know this well) and sunsets last a golden eternity.
Our suggestions for June
The Cyclades are splendid in June, before the July-August influx. The lanes of Paros, the hidden paths of Naxos and the coves of Milos are discovered in a relaxed atmosphere. See all our trips in the Cyclades.
The Dodecanese (Rhodes, Karpathos, Symi) enjoy a particularly mild climate in June. Crystal waters, medieval villages and hilltop monasteries compose a postcard-perfect setting. Explore the Dodecanese.
The Ionian Islands retain their emerald setting while offering ideal temperatures for cycling discovery. Corfu, with its olive groves and Venetian architecture, is a feast for the senses.
Discover the other months
- April: The first warmth, the islands still secret
- May: The ideal month, between flowers and gentle days
- June: The gentle entry into summer, still peaceful
- July: Luminous days, evenings on the terrace
- September: Golden light, sea still warm
- October: The last gentle days, intimacy rediscovered