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The land of Greece, officially known as Hellenic Republic, is one infused with ancient mythology and incredible architecture – it’s a must-visit country if you have a love for archeology, history, art or even philosophy.
Greece is divided into three geographical regions: the mainland, the islands, and Peloponnese, the peninsula south of the mainland. The magical country is made up of a series of idyllic islands that are surrounded by jet blue seas and covered in dainty white buildings, and you will also find crumbling ruins, engaging museums, and pretty coastal towns aplenty.
The following are a few private villas or stays that are Muslim-friendly:
Santorini: Villa Tramountana
The villa is strategically placed 400 metres from the white sandy beaches and 4.5 km from Fira town. There’s are many breathtaking aspects to this villa. The visuals in itself- is incredible: waking up to glorious, unobstructed views of Aegean Sea, beautiful architecture and the interiors cleverly decorated with modern and vintage furniture. Being here feels like a luxurious escape that spoils guests with private swimming pools, outdoor yards and beautiful lounge. It is an ideal sanctuary for families and couples and private enough for a stress-free hijab free option for women.
Santorini is one of the most iconic islands in Greece, with its beautiful white houses and active volcano. It is also considered to be one of the most luxurious islands in Greece with thousands of tourists visiting each year.
Zakynthos: Villa Bozonos
This extravagant villa lies on the stunning hill of Akrotiri, over the island of Zakynthos. This is an amazing villa for those travelling with a budget and perfect for families as it can accommodate up to 10 guests.
Home to the famous Navagio Beach, Zakynthos is a very popular tourist destination and rightfully so. With plenty of flights from the UK and Europe, beautiful beaches and food, it is on top of the list of those seeking some sun.
Crete: Agios Nikolas – Daios Cove luxury resort
Perched on a hillside with a private bay as its backdrop, this resort consists of 165 private saltwater plunge pools in the rooms. It is absolutely family friendly as well, with cots, children cutleries and pool gates in the family rooms. This resort is a little isolated, so you may also opt to rent a car to explore the different special places that Crete has. In terms of dining, you can opt for delicious seafood Greek or Mediterranean meals, and even vegetarian options.
The most southern island in Greece, Crete has a distinctive beauty surrounded by olive trees and beautiful beaches. Each part of Crete is quite different, and it feels like you are in a different island.
Paros: Villa Sullivan
Paros, is a small traditional island. It is very popular with Greek tourists. Small and intimate, this place is perfect for a few days of relaxing. You can easily catch a ferry to Mykonos and Santorini from there if you want to make your own Greek Island cruise.
Corfu: Villa Ilios
A cozy Airbnb where prices start from £300 per night for up to 6 people. There is also a private pool, surrounded by a stone patio with sun beds for your family to lounge at. This island is incredibly magical as it consists of plenty of history, great cultural influence, lovely beaches and food. It is possible to rent a bike and discover the island as it only takes 40 minutes to reach the town from each side.
Article written by: Halal Weekly
