Flights from Doncaster to Greece
Greece epitomises romantic cities, ancient ruins, crystal waters and cuisine like no other. Soak up the sun and grab a history lesson at the same time with so much culture to take in.
Be in awe of nature no matter where you are in Greece. Swim with dolphins, spot the sea turtles in a glass bottom boat, wander down ancient footpaths, explore traditional villages, hike to a volcano or laze by the sea all day. If you love a thrill, why not discover wreck diving or start a new hobby rock climbing? There are thousands of islands scattered around the Aegean and Ionian seas and Mainland built up with Olympic statues, ruins, sculptures and temples. You will notice how Greeks love to socialise; family and friendly gatherings are extremely important in Greek culture and that includes their food. Enjoy the taste of Greece by trying out crumbled feta, shellfish and risottos, not to leave out the olives and bread with a finishing touch of Ouzo! Greece has so much to offer and so much to see, you will return in no time.
Climate: Mediterranean, mild and sometimes rainy winters, long hot and dry summers and lots of sun through most of the year.
The currency in Greece is the Euro. ATMs are available in cities and towns. Carry small amounts of cash if possible and credit cards.
Find flights from Doncaster Sheffield to Greece with dsaflights. Compare cheap flights to Greece from Doncaster Sheffield by simply using the search box above. The search results will show you a range of airlines and tour operators offering cheap flights and holidays from Doncaster Sheffield to Greece. DSA Flights provides the lowest and best prices daily, direct from the tour operators and airlines, so make us your last click before booking your dream holiday to Greece.
Fly with Tui from Doncaster to Greece in around 4 hours, depending on your choice of destination.
CORFU
Corfu is the second largest of the Ionian Islands located off the west coast of Greece. Corfu Town is the main commercial centre and is where the cruise ships and ferries dock, as well as the island's main airport. The north of the island is quite mountainous and is where most of the tourist resorts can be found. Among the more well-established resorts are Sidari, Roda, Kassiopi, San Stefanos and Ypsos. The south is flatter and less populated, but there are lovely sandy beaches and a few resorts, notably the lively town of Kavos.
The airport is located 3km south of Corfu Town. A taxi costs around 13-15 euros into town. KTEL coach buses provide a good service from the town to most of the Island's resorts. Car Hire is also available at the airport.
RHF Hot Tip? Agios Mattheos Festival (August 6th)
Avg Monthly Highs? J 14/F 14/M 16/A 19/M 23/J 28/ J 31/A 31/S 28/O 23/N 19/D 15
RHODES
Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands in the Aegean Sea, just a short distance from the Turkish west coast. Most of the resorts lie to the east of the island which is also the more sheltered side so the sea is clear and calm. Rhodes City is a stunning town with three harbours, a beach and its old town - Europe's oldest medieval city. It is a designated World Heritage Site and is joined by the Acropolis of Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Master, the Temple of Apollo and many more sites of interest. The resorts along the coast range from Faliraki, with its world –renowned nightlife, through to quieter more family oriented towns such as Pefkos, Ixia, Afantou and the delightful picturesque town of Lindos.
The airport is 14km south-west of Rhodes City near Paradisi. Local buses run regularly and are cheap. Taxis should cost around 28-30 euros to Rhodes City, 32-35 euros to Faliraki and 75-80 euros to Lindos. Alternatively shuttle buses or car hire are available at the airport.
RHF Hot Tip? The Medieval Rose Festival of Rhodes (end May)
Avg Monthly Highs? J 15/F 15/M 17/A 20/M 24/J 28/J 30/A 31/S 28/O 24/N 20/D 17
Be in awe of nature no matter where you are in Greece. Swim with dolphins, spot the sea turtles in a glass bottom boat, wander down ancient footpaths, explore traditional villages, hike to a volcano or laze by the sea all day. If you love a thrill, why not discover wreck diving or start a new hobby rock climbing? There are thousands of islands scattered around the Aegean and Ionian seas and Mainland built up with Olympic statues, ruins, sculptures and temples. You will notice how Greeks love to socialise; family and friendly gatherings are extremely important in Greek culture and that includes their food. Enjoy the taste of Greece by trying out crumbled feta, shellfish and risottos, not to leave out the olives and bread with a finishing touch of Ouzo! Greece has so much to offer and so much to see, you will return in no time.
Climate: Mediterranean, mild and sometimes rainy winters, long hot and dry summers and lots of sun through most of the year.
The currency in Greece is the Euro. ATMs are available in cities and towns. Carry small amounts of cash if possible and credit cards.
Find flights from Doncaster Sheffield to Greece with dsaflights. Compare cheap flights to Greece from Doncaster Sheffield by simply using the search box above. The search results will show you a range of airlines and tour operators offering cheap flights and holidays from Doncaster Sheffield to Greece. DSA Flights provides the lowest and best prices daily, direct from the tour operators and airlines, so make us your last click before booking your dream holiday to Greece.
Fly with Tui from Doncaster to Greece in around 4 hours, depending on your choice of destination.
CORFU
Corfu is the second largest of the Ionian Islands located off the west coast of Greece. Corfu Town is the main commercial centre and is where the cruise ships and ferries dock, as well as the island's main airport. The north of the island is quite mountainous and is where most of the tourist resorts can be found. Among the more well-established resorts are Sidari, Roda, Kassiopi, San Stefanos and Ypsos. The south is flatter and less populated, but there are lovely sandy beaches and a few resorts, notably the lively town of Kavos.
The airport is located 3km south of Corfu Town. A taxi costs around 13-15 euros into town. KTEL coach buses provide a good service from the town to most of the Island's resorts. Car Hire is also available at the airport.
RHF Hot Tip? Agios Mattheos Festival (August 6th)
Avg Monthly Highs? J 14/F 14/M 16/A 19/M 23/J 28/ J 31/A 31/S 28/O 23/N 19/D 15
RHODES
Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese Islands in the Aegean Sea, just a short distance from the Turkish west coast. Most of the resorts lie to the east of the island which is also the more sheltered side so the sea is clear and calm. Rhodes City is a stunning town with three harbours, a beach and its old town - Europe's oldest medieval city. It is a designated World Heritage Site and is joined by the Acropolis of Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Master, the Temple of Apollo and many more sites of interest. The resorts along the coast range from Faliraki, with its world –renowned nightlife, through to quieter more family oriented towns such as Pefkos, Ixia, Afantou and the delightful picturesque town of Lindos.
The airport is 14km south-west of Rhodes City near Paradisi. Local buses run regularly and are cheap. Taxis should cost around 28-30 euros to Rhodes City, 32-35 euros to Faliraki and 75-80 euros to Lindos. Alternatively shuttle buses or car hire are available at the airport.
RHF Hot Tip? The Medieval Rose Festival of Rhodes (end May)
Avg Monthly Highs? J 15/F 15/M 17/A 20/M 24/J 28/J 30/A 31/S 28/O 24/N 20/D 17