Greece can get pretty toasty. In summer, temps can hit the low-to-mid 30s°C, especially in July and August. Hydration and SPF are your besties.

May, June, and September are the sweet spot – sunny, warm, and a little less packed than peak summer. Basically, all the good vibes without the shoulder-to-shoulder crowds.

If you love Greece’s sunshine, you’ll vibe with the weather in Italy, Spain, Croatia, and southern Turkey. All rock that hot, dry summer / mild winter Mediterranean combo.

From late May to early September, you’ll have the perfect chance to soak up the gorgeous Greek sunshine. July and August are the real scorchers, so pack light clothes and extra water.

The islands usually get a cooling sea breeze, so even in summer heat, it feels fresher than some mainland spots.

Mostly November to March. But “rainy season” here is still pretty mild compared to a lot of places. Pack a light jacket and you’re good to go.

Winters are mild along the coast (think 10–15°C / 50–60°F), but inland and up north can dip close to freezing. You’ll want a coat if you’re heading there in January.

Yes! But mostly in the mountains and northern regions. Athens gets a light dusting every few years, but ski fans can hit spots like Mount Parnassus for a proper winter wonderland.