Picture this: You're in Greece, but instead of elbowing through packed Acropolis lines, you're sipping strong coffee in a quiet Athens square, chatting with a local about the best olive oil. Sounds ideal, right? That's the promise of What NOT To Do - Greece, a no-fluff travel guide that flips the script on overwhelming guidebooks.
Ever cracked open a massive travel tome only to drown in endless lists and outdated info? Most pack in every possible attraction with grainy black-and-white photos, leaving you more confused than prepared. You end up in crowded spots, overpaying for mediocre meals, and missing the real Greece—the olive groves, serene Cyclades beaches, and tavernas where locals linger till late.
This paperback zeroes in on what matters: 17 key faux pas to avoid, like blending in without offending customs or picking the wrong island ferry. It spotlights 120+ color images of top attractions, from Athens' whispering ruins to those perfect sand-meets-sea beaches. Learn 7 money-saving tricks that let you splurge on fresh seafood instead of tourist scams, plus sustainable tips to keep Greece pristine.
Whether you're island-hopping solo or family adventuring, these practical pointers fit any traveler. Newbies dodge pitfalls; veterans uncover fresh angles. Imagine wandering less-traveled ruins at golden hour, euros stretching further for that extra gyro, and genuine nods from locals who see you're not just passing through.
It's more than a book—it's your edge for a Greece trip packed with stories worth retelling. Grab it, pack light, and dive into the authentic side waiting beyond the trails.
