For links about Greek culture (archaeology, history, etc.), be sure to visit my appropriately titled Greek Culture Links .
    (Sites with * after their grade are not located in the United States; ! is for sites with links back to my guide.)

Hellenic Ministry of Culture : Has an amazing number of sites and museums linked to and described here. Top notch. Be sure and look at their cultural map of Greece.*
Tourist Guide of Greece - Plous S.A. : Has the standard interactive map, but this site has quite a bit of information on different regions and a large number of photos for each. *
Hellas On Line - Greek Pages : Quite a lot of choices here and it sure looks good, but they seem to have fallen behind in filling the pages out. Lotsa "Under Constructions" are found here. *
Dilos: The Regions of Greece : Every time I stop by, they have a few more sites listed. Keep up the good work and this will be a top notch site.
D.U.Th. WWW - Tour to Greece : This site may not have information on the site or town you are looking for, but if they do it will be a good summary of the place.  They still have a number of sites left to add, but it is a good source for some places in Northern Greece.  Decent graphics and good intentions count for something. *
Traveling: Greece / Hellas : Not too bad. Has some articles each month that are worth looking at. Also lots of other options not fully explored here.*
infoXenios : G.N.T.O. Tourism Information - Greece : Graphics will WOW you. Awesome looking but it's too bad they decided to stop after including the info to about five sites!!!!!
Aegean Map of Greece : Broken down into regions where you can view the sites of each area, there is some good information, but only one page per region (e.g., Laconia, Corinthia, Argolis). *
Travel-Greece : They only have information on a few cities in their collection (one is Athens though), but they look like they may improve.  Let's hope so since it looks good so far.
Gradus Tourist Guide of Greece : Though they only have a page for each prefecture, it does have a nice look and some good information (including lots of practical data like times and phone numbers).

Mining Company: Greece : This is absolutely THE place to start looking for information on your vacation to Greece. They've devoted some time to this section and it shows.  There are links and articles here to provide you with types of information I haven't even begun to dream of.  Unfortunately they've dumped their main  'Travelogues' section which was quite helpful. At least they have kept the one for Greece. Thanks to deTraci Regula!!
Microsoft Expedia: Greece I used to really enjoy this site. But they've done nothing to keep my interest.  They have decided to use half the page now for advertisements which really pisses me off. But they do have some good info.  Love those backgrounds though.
Travelocity: Greece : Some good tips here you might want to see before leaving on your journey as well as some pics and other things.
World Travel Guide : Greece : Quite similar to Travelocity, this site is a little dull looking but does have all the basic information.
Adventures Great and Small: Greece : For those hardy individuals out there ("Independent Adventure Travel"), this site is dedicated to those who are looking for the out of the way places where camping and hiking are at their best. Some standard links and some more detailed info for those toughing it out, but it's not everyone's cup of tea.
Focus on Greece : Nice look. Interface is a little irritating.  They haven't added anything in quite some time.
Leisure Planet : Greece : Actually has quite a bit of actual information (i.e., not just pictures like so many of these sites).  Simple interface and a clean look go well.
Rick Steves' Europe Through the Back Door: Greece : A wonderful TV series that needs more content before it gets a better mark.
Lonely Planet -- Destination: Greece : I don't like sites that are too commercial but though they do push their guide books, they also have some "suggested literature" that is worth a look at. I'm talking about non-travel related books that will get you in the mood to go to Greece. Other basic info on Greece is included.
Atevo: Greece : Primo looks but needs more content.
Rough Guide - Greece : What an absolutely awful interface.  Less than half of your screen is actually about Greece.  The other part is ads and links to purchase their books.  This is utterly pathetic.  Don't waste your time here.
Tours to Go : Greece : Commercial but with some decent info.
Preview Travel : Destination Guide : Athens : Uses information from Fodor's.  This site doesn't have too much material, but it is nicely presented.
VisitEurope : Greece : Presented by the European Travel Commission, there's not much info here (maybe they should rethink this site's value).  On the other hand, the whole thing does look great and may expand one day.

Phantis : Very nice look and it looks like they may have quite a bit of info also. !
Thea - The Complete Greek Indexer : A great selection of links and a good search engine.  The layout is very good also. !
GoGreece : Not really a "Greek Yahoo" but the format is the same. You can find some good links here yet it is not all encompassing.  Also has the "site review" beside the link. !
HIWAY - Greek Indexer : Coming in as fourth in the major Greek indexes, this one has no subdivisions under "Travel" which makes searches irritating. Try the others first.*!
Hellas-Net : "The Complete Database of Hellenic Computer Resources," looks very nice, but should contain more subcategories. A good place to scour if you've seen 'em all already. *
Robby : Another Greek indexer.  Simple but effective interface. Doesn't slow you down.*
HellasWeb : Gong!
Hellenic Who is Who - Home Page : Sort of a Greek Tourism Index, they don't have this thing figured out quite yet. Each region has its own links to hotels, taxi's, etc. but it is a pain to use. *
Europe Online Greece : Some more of the basic starting points but you can get to other countries easily through here. This loads up the Greek page.
Hellenic Hompages : Pretty bad interface here.

Travel sites that might as well be indices (i.e., mostly just links)
City.Net Greece Lots of good, updated links to other sites here, even links for places relating to certain towns and sites. Nice layout also.
Yahoo! Travel : Greece : This has some good starting points.
INFOHUB Greece Travel Guide : Really just a compilation of links, most of them accessible elsewhere.
TRAVEL.org :GREECE : Some good links here, but quite a few that are out of date, also there are quite a few travelogues of trips to Greece here. No content here though, just links.
CNN Travel Guide : Greece : It may just be me, but I really don't like their format (too...many...frames...).  No content whatsoever. Just a Shockwave map that didn't load correctly. A few links, but CNN should be able to do much better than this crap.
Simos Travel : Some basic links to Greece. Commercial travel information included. Very simple.
GORP - Greece Resource Listings : Hardly any links, but has a couple unique ones which are found here not listed in others.
Cyberwonder's Travel - Greek Page : Just links to Greek sites. !

Embassy of Greece : Yes, this is the official one in Washington. It has some travel tips, links, and a news page. Worth a visit.
U.S. State Department - Travel Warnings & Consular Information Sheets : Greece   : Basic facts on travel to Greece, not really in-depth, but these are updated regularly in case of emergencies so it might not hurt to check it out.
Consulate General of Greece : Similar to the Greek Embassy page, this one has more news, some links, and other information about Greece. Great look too!
Greek Permanent Mission to the United Nations :  Actually has some tourism info on its own pages. Not too bad.

Athens Survival Guide : Matt Barrett has put a lot of time into this site and it shows. There is a lot of material here. You can also try his Greek Travel Page and his Greece Travel Guide.  I *used* to have a link from his site but it disappeared.  Maybe one day I'll get paid for the links I provide too.
Athens : Frommer's : Part of Frommer's "Outspoken Encyclopedia of Travel," this is more specifically part of 200 of the best cities "to which people go." Could stand to have more actual information.
Metsovo Home Page : A page in Greece that focuses on the sights and uniqueness of Epirus, especially Metsovo.*
Kos Travel Home Page :  A nice site on travel in Kos.*
Die Bildergalerie (Photographs Taken of the Buildings on the Acropolis between 1860 and today) : A great source of big old photos.  (They've got a wonderful museum also!). *
Tasos Papagiannakos' Laconia : Includes lots of good information on Sparta and Mistras (among other sites).  I wish there were more sites like this one. Available in 6 languages also!!! *

Rec.Travel Library : Greece travel information : The best site for travelogues on Greece. Links to all of them out there that are worth their weight in nitrogen. Plenty of other info on travel also here. !
The Civilized Explorer : A travelogue site with specialized interest pages (like Adventure Travel), and tons of links.
Virtual Tours of Special Interest : No particular order here, but they do have my link here among their many.!
The Traveler's Exchange : Another site devoted to online travel with links to other travelogues. Stagnant. Hasn't been touched in ages. !
Cyber Adventures : Another travelogue site with plenty of information to get you anxious for your vacation.
Eurotrip Travel Tales : Pretty good site overall.  Has lots of other information on traveling in Europe.  This link is to their section on Travelogues. !
Roadnews : "Resources for the computer-equipped traveler."
Greece: Land of Enchantment : A newsletter about Greece. Nice look, but not that much information yet.
Yahoo! - Recreation:Travel:Travelogues : Yahoo has finally placed a link to my site and since I use them constantly on my searches, I better call off my self-imposed boycott of their pages (they hadn't listed my site for well over a year despite my pleas). Try their sites in other languages also, you can find more information on Greece if you can read a different language.
Backpacker's Index : Links divided up into regional groups. Rating system used with links (possible four stars). Other useful info also, like currency converter. *!
Backpack Europe on a Budget : Not just a collection of links. Lots of advice, bulletin boards, contests, etc.  But of course there are a ton of links too. !

Chong's Greek Rendezvous : You should try my friend Chong's site. I met her and Rick in Epidauros (see the log for details). She also has a brief summary of the trip to Greece on her page*!
Travelin Tony T's "It's all Greek to me!" :  A few good pages from a 1997 trip to Greece.
Greek Islands According to Ruth Alnervik : Plenty of information on a number of Greek islands.
The gods must be sunbaking: Some wonderful commentary on travels in the Greek islands.
Ruth Savitz' Greek Journal: Another good travelogue from Ruth's trips to Greece.
Jan Bergtun's Greek Links : Lots of good stuff, and boy does Jan like those Islands!  The update to provide an English page has made it much better. *!
A Short Trip in Greece : Good summary of a recent trip to Greece by an American family.
Tidewater Community College, Greek Trip 1997 : Great layout and a good start on a promising page. !
Eva's Hikes in Greece : A personal site with a good bit of info here. Also a must if you're interested in mountain hiking.  Not updated in a long time though.

Headline News of Greece - Phantis : Articles compiled from major resources each day.  Probably the best way to get up to date Greek news from a variety of sources!
Magical Journey to Greece : My momma used to tell me, "If you ain't got nothin good to say about somebody, well don't say nothin at all."
Maps of Greece from Earthrise : Photos taken from the U.S. space shuttles of Greece. Greek entry is always changing so you may have to start out at their main site and look for photos of Greece that way.
Oreivatein : A wonderful site on the mountains of Greece with lots of maps, charts, video footage, etc.
Laconian Professionals : Now it doesn't sound like the average travel site, but it has some terrific information on local sites in Laconia (I talk about Sparta and Mistras).  This is worth the stop.*
The Shrine of the Modern Greek Language : It really will help...honest
Greek - Turkish Friendship Page : Has got the right idea. Constantly updated.
Angie's Hellenic Page This is one of the best places to start if you are looking for info on Greece not solely related to travel there.
Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs : Pretty cool. Check out the relations between Greece and your country.
Ellada.com home page : Has a lot of travel info you should check before you leave, like helpful flight, currency, etc.. stuff. But not that appealing to look at or use.
Hellenic Resources: Tourism & Recreation : Links to lotsa Greek tourism resources.
Greek Culture Links by K. Douridas : Culture, Regional, Travel, Universities, and Ancient Greek links all on one page. Lots of them, but they are crammed in pretty tight. *!
Camping in Greece : A large collection of campsites throughout Greece. This is the place to go if you plan on sleeping in a tent instead of a hotel room.*
Hellas Net Greek Links : Not much to mention, but it has the regular tourism links.
Greece Around the World : An ambitious site with it's own info on each of the major Greek regions (and lots of nice photos), but still has a long way to go.
Images from Greece : Need I say more?
Selected Sights from Athens from Delphi and the Peloponnese : Lots of good pictures and some maps, but very little text to go along with them.
Subway system of Athens (Greece) : Helpful, but you need to enter destinations and place names so it can show you how to use the subway (which in Greece is pretty easy).*
Soulis' Hellenic Suggestions : A LOT of links. Really. No descriptions, but if you are looking for something you haven't found yet, you might try here. !
Greek Village Online Bridge to Greece and Cyprus Links : Lots of links over all of modern Greek culture. !
The Best Greek Travel Links : This has all the biggies and doesn't stray too far into other areas of Greek culture. !

Travelmag - The Independent Travel Magazine : The grade here is purely on their Greek content, which naturally isn't much, but for travel elsewhere, it is really worth a look. They maintain links and features about other travelogues on the web and the site is very easy on the eyes.*!
European Visits: A Newsletter of European Travel : Every other month you'll be able to scan through new articles on particular destinations and read regular features. Classified ads and the possibility of submitting your own articles make it even more intriguing. (Plus they gave me some very kind words!!!)!
Web Surfer Travel Journal :!
21st Century Adventure s Travel Magazine
TravelASSIST Travel Magazine
Vagabond Monthly : Good articles and it still is up and running. Good for them!
National Geographic Traveler Magazine : Great look. Hope they can get more articles and options.
Take Off! : BBC production, not really a travel magazine but close.

Traveloco : Hey, they featured my site!! Nice big write-up. Visit these folks site! !
Budget Travel : Frank Fulton's site has lots of tips and leads for those of us who don't have the cash to pay top dollar.  Very helpful. !
TravelFacts Home Page : Mainly interested in the Americas, this site also has some links for Europe (and one great link for Greece!). !
Campus Travel : Not that bad a site with good help for student traveling. *
International Student Travel Confederation : This will give info on getting a ISIC card that is very helpful and highly recommended by me for student traveling. But, good grief, the graphics make the pages take forever to download and I REALLY hate framed pages that keep you hostage. *
Destinations : Some decent Greek links.!
Eurotrip - Eurail and hostel guide for travel in europe   !
Travel-By-Cycle : New home for this site.
Walkabout Travel Gear
Where2 : Still don't have a Greek page!!!
TravelDex homepage : Greece : Much more info since my last visit. Mainly links though. *
Everything's Travel : Alot like a Yahoo for travel. Pretty snazzy. !
The Most Useful Links for Backpackers * !

Eyewitness Travel Guides: For your money, these are the nicest looking travel guides out there.  Although they are light on hard facts, the photos and illustrations are terrific.
Greek Books at Databay : Let's you look at reviews and covers of books on Greece.
Dale Rossi, Photo-History (Stereoviews of Greece) : Ever see those old goggle-like glasses that you put pictures in and saw them in 3-D? Well you can buy some old ones of Greece here (course, you better have a viewer first).
A Geological Companion to Greece and the Agean : A site where you can order this book. It has some examples of the text and images here though.
Villa Horizonte : Uh-oh. Am I getting myself into trouble giving links to accomodations? Well, this one looks like it may be a little different from your run-of-the-mill stuff. Designed a little more for the intellectual retreat and near Volos. Judge for yourself.

I have also been featured in a newsletter article in Frommer's.
http://www.frommers.com/newsletters/05-08-98/article4.html

European Visits: A Newsletter of European Travel : "This is the opening page for an extensive first-person account of the author's Greek visit. Sections include Preparing, Attica, Peloponnese, Northern Greece, and Islands; there is a page of Greek Travel Links as well. Throughout the well-written text, links are included that let you jump elsewhere on the Web to find out more about particular attractions & topics. Overall, Dave has put together one of the best "What I did on my summer vacation" sites we've seen."

GoGreece : "An excellent reference for someone planning a backpacking trip to Greece." March 2, 1997

Travelmag : "Dave Webb's backpacking travelogue in Greece is an honest account of what it's like with plenty of advice how, where and why."

Personal:

iguana@aol.com : "Wow, I was thinking about traveling to Greece in the next couple of years, but after reading this I wanna go right now dammit! I mean, the isles, historical sites, and the culture all sound amazing."