The Best Ways to Spend £100 in Greece

Published on 07/01/2013 10:17

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For sun, sea and plenty of sandy beaches to lay on, you can’t beat a holiday in the Greek islands, but thanks to a fantastic offer from Jet2holidays there’s now one more great reason to visit. When you book your holiday between the 26th December and the beginning of May you’ll receive £100 off the cost of your Greek getaway, meaning you’ll have extra spending money to enjoy however you like.

However if you’d like to make the most of the money you’ll save we have plenty of ideas on how to spend £100 in the Greek islands. Allow us to share them with you, and perhaps you’ll find a little inspiration!

Take a Boat Trip and Explore

We all know the likes of Corfu, Crete and Rhodes, but estimates suggest that there are over 6,000 Greek islands in total – so there’s quite a lot to discover! You can easily travel between many of the islands by boat, and £100 will pay for plenty of sea-faring adventures on holidays to the Greek islands so you can start ticking each of them off.

Drive Yourself Crazy

Each of the Greek islands has its own unique artefacts and relics to explore, and although you’ll find plenty of organised tours to transport you around, nothing beats hiring a car and going your own way! £100 should easily cover the cost of car hire for a few days so you can see the likes of the Palace of Knossos on Crete, and Rhodes’ ancient city of Kamiros in your own time, without any pesky tour guides hurrying you back onto the coach.

Give Your Tastebuds a Treat

This one’s a no-brainer. With £100 extra to spend on your Greek islands holiday you can take your pick from the taverna menus and enjoy all of the Greek delicacies your heart desires, from Kalamari to the sweet, honey-drizzled Baklava pastries, washed down with plenty of Ouzo of course! That’s not to say Greek dining is expensive by any means, but with some extra cash in your pocket on your Greek island holiday, you can afford as many courses as you wish.

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The Best Ways to Spend £100 in Greece