What our travelers say

— A wonderful trip that harmoniously combines short hikes and the discovery of heritage sites. We often approached them on foot, which made the experience all the more memorable. Many thanks to our guide, Jérémy, who accompanied us with great kindness, goodwill and energy, and who passed on to us his passion for Greece. We couldn't have been better accompanied to discover the archaeological and natural heritage, as well as the gastronomic delights!

— A wild hike away from the crowded areas, with views over Corfu and the island.The trails could do with a bit more maintenance at times.The level seems to me to be above 2 though.

— A great way to discover Crete, with sporting routes and beautiful scenery, magnificent in spring and pleasant temperatures.

— Sporty hikes best done in spring for the flora or in autumn, especially on Santorini where there is little shelter from the sun. Excellent organization by Grand Angle.

— Kythera is a wonderful island for hiking and swimming. Grand Angle's 9-day self-guided package was perfect: well-balanced over the whole island, with quality accommodation and an ideal choice of hikes. The only downside was that the guides were sometimes imprecise.

— The destination is magnificent. Electric bikes are a must. The tour could be improved: more time at Fiscardo, visit to Assos, better coordination of Grand Angle with bike rental company and hoteliers, more advice given on visiting remarkable points (monasteries, island summit, beaches, etc.).

— On the boat side, as long as the weather was fine, it wasn't too much of a problem, despite the very small cabins. In the rain, it was simply unacceptable, with water running through all the cabins, soaking the carpets as well as the mattresses and bedding.On the other hand, as far as the crew was concerned, they were very nice, and the food was very good and varied..... we still had the strong feeling that the captain was taking us wherever he wanted.As for the bikes, nothing to complain about, they were very, very good and our guides were extraordinary.

— Very nice holiday, but a few too many early cancellations (e.g. Paxos) because of the weather, which didn't always seem very justified...Super TOP guide (mainly Dionysis) who was very professional, very knowledgeable, very smiling and friendly, and above all very pleasant to all of us. He greatly contributed to the success of our vacation...On the other hand, the "Panagiota" is at the end of its life and unworthy of sailing with 20 passengers who, for the budget they paid, expect a minimum of comfort (and no water flooding the cabins...! ). What's more, her captain was sometimes a little on the edge...

— The gloomy weather was certainly a factor, but Grand Angle is obviously not to blame.The condition of the boat is a very negative point. On the other hand, the crew was great and the two guides (dedicated and very attentive) were excellent, especially Dionysios, who was very enthusiastic.

— Excellent organization, good quality bikes, exceptional guide, but a very uncomfortable boat for travelers and especially the crew.

— I'd put together a good group of friends for this trip, so we had a lot of fun. But you failed in your mission by renting such a boat. I'm going back to the Dolomites from January 26, 2026 to February 1 with Grandangle, and I hope I won't have any more unpleasant surprises...

— Great nature and cycling trip. The olive forests and wild jasmine give the island a unique flavor.

— A very nice hike away from the Corfu beaches, but the level is more like 2.5 or 3 in the sunshine.

— A beautiful trip and some great hikes. Breathtaking landscapes at times, subtle marriages of colors, from the greens of nature dominated by olive trees to the blues of the sea and sky. On one of the five days, there were a few too many roads (tarmac or not).

— Beautiful immersion on the island of Corfu. Stages that vary greatly in scenery and difficulty, but are best enjoyed with ouzo and daily swims. For hikers who can stand the distance and the June heat.

— Omnipresent landscape of olive trees throughout the route. Not enough approaches to the seaside. A few interesting spots, but nothing cultural. Unfortunately, too much garbage and wrecked vehicles along the roads and tracks. Many of the villages we passed through were uninteresting.

— Santorini is not designed for hikers! The paths are not beautiful or wild. In stark contrast to Amorgos, which we loved. Santorini is 2 days, 1 to visit the spots and 1 to see the site by boat.

— The destination is magnificent. Electric bikes are a must. The tour could be improved: more time at Fiscardo, visit to Assos, better coordination of Grand Angle with bike rental company and hoteliers, more advice given on visiting remarkable points (monasteries, island summit, beaches, etc.).

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