THREE of Greece’s most popular islands are getting new cheap flights next month – so you can live out your Mamma Mia dreams.
So here are some of our top tips for each island, according to the Sun Travel team.
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The first destination that Wizz Air is flying to this summer is Mykonos which is known for its beautiful whitewashed buildings and windmills.
Flights there might be cheap, but Mykonos is one of the most expensive islands in the Cyclades – but Travel Reporter Alice Penwill, has some top tips have recently visited the island said:
She said: “Chora Town is beautiful and has lots of boutique shops selling elegant dresses, designer handbags and it is fun to window shop – or splash out if you wish.
“There are 16 windmills on Mykonos and seven are on the hill in Chora which at sunset makes for an incredible photo.
“If you’re lucky, you might spot several of the island’s pelicans walking about too.
“They’re a mascot of the island, starting with the original, Petros who roamed the island for 30 years.”
Flights to Mykonos are direct from London Luton and will operate three times a week from June 7 – fares start from £38.
Brits can also hop onto a flight to Chania in Crete, which is the largest island in Greece.
It’s got everything from beaches, to mountain backdrops, quaint villages and plenty of history.
Its Venetian harbour is where you’ll find waterfront cafes and restaurants with shops being just a few streets behind within maze-like alleyways.
Deputy Travel Editor Kara Godfrey told us what she loved about Crete, saying: “As an anti-fly-and-flopper, you know a hotel is good when even I’m tempted to just stay there the whole time.
“Over on the west side of Crete, I spent a blissful few days at the family-friendly Royal Senses Resort & Spa.
“The sprawling resort had me sold instantly with the massively long heated swimming pool, as well as the adult-only spa section with day beds and hot tubs.
If you really do want to explore, this side of the island has some beautiful little spots, such as Margarites – a small village known for its ceramics – or Rethimno, a coastal city perfect for market shopping and cocktails.”
Meanwhile Assistant Travel Editor, Sophie Swietochowski suggested heading to Gioma Meze for classic mezze dishes bfeore catching a boat to the Spinalonga, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Flights to Chania are direct from London Luton operating twice a week from June 8 – fares start from £44.99.
And the third route is to Rhodes, which is the largest of the Dodecanese islands and is well-known for being sunny.
In fact it gets over 300 days of sunshine every year so it’s perfect for a summer break.
The island’s UNESCO listed Old Town is one of the best preserved medieval cities in Europe.
And another popular spot is the village of Lindos which has incredible hilltop views looking out to sea.
The island has plenty of beaches too from shallow family-friendly bays to secret coves and ones with plenty of sand for sun-bathing.
Flights to Rhodes are direct from London Luton operating twice a week from June 7 – fares start from £31.