Finding cheap flights to Greece is easy with the help of Easyvoyage's online flight comparator tool. This unique device allows travellers to choose from a long list of the cheapest flight deals to their chosen holiday destination. As can be said of most Mediterranean country, Greece is most popular with tourists during the summer season, especially in July and August, since this is when the weather in Greece is at its best. Unfortunately, this is the time when it is hardest to find low cost flights to Greece, for example flights from London to Athens cost around £280 as opposed to £120 in the off season. Equally, it is more pleasant to visit the Greek capital when the heat is less intense in September or October. Rain hits Athens in the winter, typically between November and January. The types of flights available to Greece also depend on the various seasons. That is to say that there are more direct flights from the UK to Greece in the summer. Nevertheless, the best time to visit Greece is during the spring when 30°C temperature is pleasant and the sun is shining but the crowds of tourists have not yet arrived.

• February/March: The most spectacular carnival in the country is the Patras Carnival, celebrated with a parade of floats. That being said, the Carnival of Athens is also worth a mention, with its masks and costumes, as well as the parades and folk dances that take place on the island of Skyros.
• April: Greek Orthodox Easter is the major event of the year. On Palm Sunday, Corfu opens its festivities with a procession in honour of Saint Spiridon. Across the country Good Friday brings with it the procession of Epitafios, the image of Christ. Easter Sunday's midnight mass is held outdoors and paschal lamb cooked on a spit is shared with family or between villages.
• May - September: International Folk Festivals. The country pays homage to its history through folk dance Dora Stratou in Athens, whilst the international festival consists of plays, concertsand ballets.
• June - August: Festival of Epidaurus. The most famous festival of ancient theatre in the world, takes place in the spectacular outdoor setting of Epidaurus.