Here is Complete Greece Vacation Packing List, Enjoy your Island Hopping

Clothing

Shirts

Pack a mix of short-sleeved and long-sleeved shirts that can be easily layered. It’s also a good idea to pack a few dressier options if you plan on dining out in nicer restaurants.

Pants

Opt for lightweight pants that can be easily dressed up or down, such as linen or cotton pants. Avoid packing jeans as they can be heavy and uncomfortable in the heat, unless you’re visiting during winter.

Shorts

Pack a few pairs of shorts that can be worn during the day while exploring the islands or lounging on the beach.

Skirts

While skirts are a great option for dressier occasions, it’s important to keep in mind that they can be challenging to wear outdoors as it can get windy very often.

Midi-dresses

Midi-dresses are best as they provide more coverage than shorter dresses while still being lightweight and comfortable.

Jumpsuits

Jumpsuits are a versatile option that can be dressed up or down and are perfect for exploring the islands or dining out.

Maxi dresses

Maxi dresses are perfect for staying cool while exploring the islands, and can also be dressed up for nicer occasions.

Swimsuit

Pack at least three swimsuits for a four to five-week trip. This will ensure that you always have a dry suit to wear.

Sarong (cover-up)

Pack a cover-up or sarong to wear over your swimsuit when walking around the town or visiting a beachside restaurant.

Beach towel

Don’t forget to pack a beach towel, as many accommodations may not provide them.

Socks

Bring plenty of socks as it can get smelly, especially during the summer months when you’re likely to be sweating more.

Bras

Pack a mix of bras, including sports bras for outdoor activities and dressier options for nights out.

Underwear

Bring plenty of underwear to last you for the duration of your trip.

Pajamas

Pack lightweight pajamas that are comfortable to sleep in and won’t take up too much space in your luggage.

Foldable Hat

Optional

Pack a foldable hat that can be easily stored in your luggage and pulled out for photos or while hiking.

Jacket

Pack a warm jacket that can be easily layered over your clothing.

Beanie

Optional

A beanie will keep your head and ears warm during the colder nights or months.

Brimmed hat

A sun protection hat or cap is a must-have item for any trip to Greece, especially during the summer months.

Footwear

When it comes to Greece travel packing list, footwear is essential to pack that can be worn for a variety of activities.

Tennis Shoes

Optional

If you’ll be doing a lot of walking, it’s important to have a pair of shoes that can handle long walks and are comfortable to wear for extended periods of time.

Water shoes

Optional

If you plan on spending a lot of time at the beach or participating in water activities, such as kayaking or snorkeling, consider packing a pair of water shoes.

Sandals

Sandals are a great choice for warmer weather and can be worn during the day for exploring the islands or visiting the beach.

Flip Flops

Flip flops are another great option for warmer weather and can be worn to the beach or around the pool.

Trail Shoe

Optional

If you plan on hiking or exploring some of Greece’s more rugged terrain.

Toiletries

When packing for your Greece vacation, it’s important to pack all the items of toiletries that you will need during your stay.

Hairbrush / comb

Pack a hairbrush or comb to keep your hair looking neat and tidy.

Wet brush

A wet brush can be helpful for detangling hair after swimming in the ocean or pool.

Hair Ties

To prevent your hair out of your face on windy days.

Bobby Pins

To prevent your hair out of your face on windy days.

Shampoo

Optional

Bring your own shampoo to avoid using hotel-provided ones that may not suit your hair type.

Conditioner

Optional

Bring your own conditioner to avoid using hotel-provided ones that may not suit your hair type.

Face wash

Optional

Pack your usual face wash and moisturizer to maintain your skin healthy and glowing.

Sunscreen

Protect your skin from the strong Greek sun by packing sunscreen.

Lip balm

Keep your lips moisturized and protected from the sun with a good lip balm.

Insect repellent

Mosquitoes can be quite prevalent during the summer in Greece, so it’s better to take an insect repellent to avoid getting bitten.

Bug spray

Pack bug spray to protect yourself against other insects such as flies and gnats.

Cortizone cream

If you do get bitten or stung by an insect, cortizone cream can help reduce the itching and swelling.

Motion sickness pills

If you are prone to motion sickness, pack some Bonine or other motion sickness medication.

Deodorant

Stay fresh and odor-free during your vacation by packing your favorite deodorant.

Feminine hygiene products

Optional

Remember to pack your usual feminine hygiene products.

Electronics

Travel adaptor

Greece uses European plugs, so be sure to pack a travel adaptor if you’re coming from a country with a different plug type.

Entertainment

Kindle

Long flights or train rides can be tedious, so make sure to pack entertainment items such as a kindle, headphones, books, or podcasts to keep you entertained.

Camera and its Accessories:

To capture all the beautiful sights and memories of your Greece vacation, pack your camera along with its accessories such as a tripod, lens (if applicable), and memory cards.

Money and Valuables

Cash:

You’ll need cash at many local places, especially in smaller towns and villages where credit cards may not be widely accepted. 

Credit Cards:

Major credit cards such as Visa, MasterCard, and American Express are widely accepted in Greece, but it’s a good idea to have some cash on hand too.

Emergency Contact Information:

Make sure to keep a list of emergency contact information with you, including the contact information of your hotel, family members, and embassy

Travel documents

Health insurance

If you’re traveling from outside the European Union, you may need to show proof of health insurance when entering Greece.

Driver’s license or international driver’s permit

Optional

If you plan to rent a car or drive in Greece, make sure to bring your driver’s license or an international driver’s permit.

Miscellaneous

Daypack

Bring a small backpack or tote bag to carry your essentials while exploring.

Waterproof Phone Pouch

If you plan on spending time at the beach or near the water, consider bringing a waterproof phone pouch to protect your phone.

Travel pillow

Optional

If you have difficulties sleeping on planes or trains, bring a travel cushion with you to make your journey more pleasant.

Travel Umbrella

Greece can experience occasional rain showers, so it’s a good idea to pack a small umbrella just in case.

Small First Aid Kit

Optional

Pack some basic medical supplies such as Tylenol, Advil, and Band-Aids in case of any minor injuries or headaches.