Best Maps for Greece

by Christopher O'Keeffe July 25, 2026

Greece is a country where mountains fall into brilliant blue seas, ancient roads lead to cities shaped by thousands of years of history, and islands scatter across the Aegean and Ionian like stepping stones. No single map can reveal it all. Travellers may need a national road map, detailed coverage of Athens and the Peloponnese, separate maps of Crete, Santorini, Mykonos or the Ionian Islands, and a large wall map to understand how mountains, islands, seas and ancient cities shape one of Europe’s most extraordinary journeys.

Greece looks simple on a small map of Europe.

A mainland peninsula reaching into the Mediterranean.

Athens near its southern edge.

A scatter of islands across the Aegean and Ionian seas.

Look more closely and the country becomes far more complicated.

Mountain ranges divide the mainland.

The Peloponnese forms almost a world of its own.

Roads bend around valleys and coastlines.

Ferries connect islands that may be geographically close but very different to reach.

Crete stretches across the southern Aegean.

Corfu lies on the opposite side of the country in the Ionian Sea.

Rhodes sits close to the coast of Türkiye.

Santorini and Mykonos form only a small part of the Cyclades.

Athens itself requires an entirely different scale of mapping from the country surrounding it.

This is why Greece rewards travellers who plan with more than a phone screen.

Digital navigation can tell you which road to take next.

A map explains where that road is taking you.

It shows:

• the relationship between Athens and the Peloponnese;

• how Thessaloniki connects with northern Greece;

• where Meteora sits within Thessaly;

• the distance between mainland ports and island groups;

• how Crete relates to the Cyclades and eastern Mediterranean;

• why journeys that appear short in a straight line may involve mountains, ferries or long road detours;

• how Greece fits within the Balkans and Mediterranean as a whole.

Mapworld’s Europe Maps, Guides & Road Atlases collection includes national, regional, city and island maps from publishers including Michelin, ITMB and Borch. For planning, education and display, explore the broader Wall Maps of Countries & Regions collection.

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Best Maps for Greece: Quick Recommendations

Purpose	Recommended Mapworld map
Best overall road map of Greece	Greece Michelin Map 737
Best map for Athens and the Peloponnese	Athens & The Peloponnese ITMB Map
Best detailed city map of Athens	Athens Borch Folded Laminated Map
Best map for Crete, Mykonos and Santorini	Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map
Best map for Corfu and the Ionian Islands	Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin Map 140
Best modern wall map of Greece	Greece National Geographic Wall Map
Best large physical and political wall map	Greece Wall Map 1118 × 864 mm
Best historic Greece wall map	Greece and the Aegean 1958 National Geographic Wall Map
Best wider regional wall map	Eastern Mediterranean National Geographic Wall Map
Best Balkans overview	The Balkans National Geographic Wall Map

For most travellers, the strongest starting combination is:

1. a national Greece road map;

2. a separate city or regional map for the areas being explored in detail;

3. specialist island mapping where ferries and island travel form a major part of the trip;

4. a large wall map for understanding the complete journey before leaving home.

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Why Greece Needs More Than One Map

Greece is a country of different scales.

A national road map may be ideal for driving between Athens, Delphi, Meteora and Thessaloniki.

It will not provide enough detail for walking through central Athens.

A city map may help locate the Acropolis, Plaka and transport network.

It will not explain the roads across the Peloponnese.

A map of Crete may be essential for exploring Chania, Heraklion and the island’s mountains.

It cannot help with a journey through Corfu.

A wall map brings the entire country together.

It is not designed to sit open on the passenger seat.

Each map answers a different question.

The mistake is not buying the wrong map.

It is expecting one map to answer every question.

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1. Greece Michelin Map 737

The Best Overall Road Map of Greece

The Greece Michelin Map 737 is the strongest starting point for anyone touring Greece by road.

Produced at approximately 1:700,000 scale, it covers the entire country in one folded sheet, including the mainland and major islands.

Coverage includes:

• Athens and Attica;

• Thessaloniki and northern Greece;

• the Peloponnese;

• Epirus;

• Thessaly;

• central Greece;

• Macedonia;

• major Greek islands;

• ferry routes;

• adjoining parts of Albania, North Macedonia, Bulgaria and Türkiye.

It also identifies scenic routes, roads of different classifications, parks and points of interest.

Why Michelin Works So Well in Greece

Michelin has long understood that a road map is not simply a diagram of highways.

Its European maps balance:

• road hierarchy;

• distance;

• geography;

• tourist information;

• scenic routes;

• settlements;

• regional context.

This is particularly useful in Greece because driving is often part of the experience.

A journey may link:

• Athens with Delphi;

• Athens with Nafplio;

• the Peloponnese with Olympia;

• Thessaloniki with Meteora;

• mainland ports with ferry connections;

• mountain regions with coastal towns.

A navigation app can calculate the fastest route.

The Michelin map allows travellers to compare several.

Best For

Choose the Greece Michelin Map 737 for:

• self-drive holidays;

• rental-car trips;

• campervan touring;

• mainland itineraries;

• comparing road routes;

• planning ferry connections;

• a compact national overview.

Its Limitation

A country map must compress an extraordinary amount of geography onto one sheet.

For Athens, the Peloponnese or individual islands, add a more detailed map.

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2. Athens & The Peloponnese ITMB Map

The Best Map for Greece’s Historic Southern Heart

The Athens & The Peloponnese ITMB Map is one of the most useful specialist maps for a first trip to Greece.

It combines two journeys that frequently belong together:

• Athens and Piraeus;

• the Peloponnese.

One side provides detailed coverage of Athens and its port.

The other opens out across the Peloponnese and surrounding islands.

This gives the traveller a particularly useful bridge between city and regional travel.

Athens

Within Athens, the map helps locate:

• major roads;

• neighbourhoods;

• archaeological sites;

• transport connections;

• the route towards Piraeus;

• the relationship between the historic centre and modern city.

The Peloponnese

The Peloponnese deserves a map of its own.

Its road network connects some of Greece’s most famous historic landscapes, including areas associated with:

• Corinth;

• Mycenae;

• Nafplio;

• Epidaurus;

• Sparta;

• Mystras;

• Olympia;

• Kalamata;

• the Mani Peninsula.

The geography is varied.

Mountain roads, coastlines and peninsulas often mean that the shortest straight-line distance is not the most useful measure of a journey.

The map makes that obvious.

Best For

Choose Athens & The Peloponnese when:

• combining Athens with a road trip;

• travelling through southern mainland Greece;

• visiting archaeological sites;

• moving between Athens and Piraeus;

• wanting greater regional detail than a national map can provide.

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3. Athens Borch Folded Laminated Map

The Best Detailed Map for Exploring Athens on Foot

A national road map becomes far less useful once the car is parked.

Athens requires city-scale mapping.

The Athens Borch Folded Laminated Map provides central Athens at approximately 1:7,500, supported by broader maps of Athens, Attica and several major archaeological sites.

The current product includes mapping of:

• central Athens;

• the wider metropolitan region;

• Attica;

• the Acropolis archaeological site;

• Epidavros;

• Mycenae;

• public transport.

Its soft-laminated format is designed for repeated folding and travel use.

Why a City Map Still Matters

City navigation apps are extremely effective.

But they encourage movement one turn at a time.

A paper city map makes it easier to see:

• where the Acropolis sits relative to Plaka;

• how Monastiraki connects with Syntagma;

• where neighbourhoods sit relative to one another;

• whether a museum or monument is actually within walking distance;

• how the metro network relates to the street layout.

Walking becomes less about following instructions and more about understanding the city.

Stock availability can change, so check the product page before ordering.

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4. Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map

The Best Map for a Classic Greek Island Journey

Few countries are as strongly associated with islands as Greece.

The Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map is particularly useful because it combines detailed island mapping with a broader regional view.

Coverage includes:

• Crete;

• Mykonos;

• Rinia;

• Santorini;

• Thirasia;

• the volcanic islands within the Santorini caldera;

• ferry routes;

• major roads;

• ports;

• airports;

• archaeological sites;

• beaches;

• the wider eastern Mediterranean.

The reverse side places Greece within its regional context alongside Türkiye, Cyprus and the eastern Mediterranean.

Crete

Crete alone deserves more than a national map.

It is large enough to support an entire holiday.

Road travel may connect:

• Chania;

• Rethymno;

• Heraklion;

• eastern Crete;

• mountain villages;

• archaeological sites;

• beaches;

• the rugged south coast.

The map reveals the island as a landscape rather than a collection of resorts.

Santorini

Santorini is much smaller, but its geography is unusual.

The caldera, surrounding cliffs, neighbouring islands and settlements make far more sense when viewed together.

Mykonos

On Mykonos, detailed mapping helps relate:

• Mykonos Town;

• ports;

• roads;

• beaches;

• surrounding islands.

Best For

Choose this map for:

• island hopping;

• ferry journeys;

• cruises;

• Crete road trips;

• Santorini and Mykonos holidays;

• travellers interested in the wider geography of the Aegean.

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5. Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin Map 140

The Best Map for Western Greece’s Islands

The Greek islands are not confined to the Aegean.

To the west of mainland Greece lie the Ionian Islands.

The Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin Map 140 provides detailed coverage at approximately 1:80,000 scale.

It is designed for road and tourist use and includes:

• Corfu;

• surrounding Ionian islands;

• roads;

• settlements;

• tourist features;

• beaches;

• scenic areas.

At around 1200 × 1000 mm unfolded, it provides substantially more island detail than a national map.

Why Corfu Needs Its Own Map

Corfu is not simply an island destination.

It contains:

• coastal roads;

• inland villages;

• hills and mountains;

• beaches;

• historic settlements;

• ferry connections.

Travellers staying in one resort may be satisfied with digital navigation.

Travellers hiring a car and exploring the island will benefit from seeing the entire road network at once.

Best For

Choose Michelin 140 for:

• Corfu driving holidays;

• motorcycle touring;

• independent beach exploration;

• ferry travel;

• understanding the Ionian Islands as a region.

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Mainland Greece: More Than Athens

International travel itineraries sometimes reduce mainland Greece to Athens and a few archaeological sites.

The map suggests something much larger.

North of Athens, Greece opens into:

• central mountain regions;

• Thessaly;

• Epirus;

• Macedonia;

• the northern borderlands;

• long coastlines on both the Aegean and Ionian sides.

A national road map becomes particularly valuable for travellers visiting destinations such as:

• Delphi;

• Meteora;

• Thessaloniki;

• Mount Olympus;

• Ioannina;

• northern Greece.

These journeys cross enough country that a city map is insufficient.

This is where the Michelin national map becomes the foundation.

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Greece by Ferry

Greece is as much a maritime country as a road destination.

Many itineraries depend on ferries linking:

• mainland ports;

• the Cyclades;

• Crete;

• the Dodecanese;

• the Ionian Islands;

• the northern Aegean.

A map is especially useful when planning an island journey because it reveals something booking sites often hide:

geographic logic.

Two islands may both be popular but lie in different island groups.

A route that appears simple when booking accommodation may require:

• a ferry connection;

• a return to Athens;

• a flight;

• a different port;

• a surprisingly long sea journey.

The map should come before the bookings.

Not after them.

Travellers planning Greece by sea may also find Best Maps for Cruising useful for understanding how maps add context to a cruise itinerary.

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6. Greece National Geographic Wall Map

The Best Wall Map for Greece

The Greece National Geographic Wall Map is the strongest choice when the journey needs to be understood as a whole.

Rather than reducing Greece to a road network, the National Geographic map combines political and physical geography.

It shows:

• mainland Greece;

• major islands;

• surrounding countries;

• cities;

• roads;

• railways;

• airports;

• ferry routes;

• archaeological sites;

• national parks;

• shaded relief;

• surrounding seas.

Mapworld offers standard and enlarged versions, with paper, laminated, canvas and selected timber hang-railed finishes.

Why a Wall Map Changes Travel Planning

Folded travel maps are designed to travel.

Wall maps are designed to think.

Spread across a wall, Greece becomes much easier to understand.

Athens is no longer simply the arrival airport.

It becomes one point within a country stretching north towards the Balkans and east and south across island chains.

The Peloponnese takes shape.

Crete finds its proper scale.

Corfu appears on the opposite side of the country from Rhodes.

The Aegean becomes a geographic system rather than empty blue space between destinations.

Best For

Choose the National Geographic Greece map for:

• planning a holiday;

• recording previous journeys;

• classrooms;

• travel agencies;

• offices;

• Greek community organisations;

• homes;

• anyone with a personal connection to Greece.

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7. Greece Physical and Political Wall Map

The Best Large-Format Country Reference

The Greece Wall Map 1118 × 864 mm provides another excellent large-format option.

At approximately 1:2,300,000, it combines:

• political boundaries;

• cities;

• major natural features;

• national parks;

• relief shading;

• the surrounding region.

It is available in paper, laminated, canvas and selected hang-railed formats.

Best For

Choose this map when:

• the priority is a large, clear country map;

• Greece needs to be viewed from across a room;

• the map is for a classroom or office;

• routes will be discussed or marked;

• a decorative country map is preferred over a folded travel product.

The laminated edition is particularly useful for planning because routes can be marked with suitable whiteboard markers and removed later.

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8. Greece and the Aegean 1958 National Geographic Wall Map

The Best Historical Map of Greece

Modern travel requires current maps.

Historical maps answer a different question:

How was this place represented at another moment in time?

The Greece and the Aegean 1958 National Geographic Wall Map captures Greece and the surrounding Aegean at 1:1,500,000 scale.

It shows:

• mainland Greece;

• the Aegean;

• major islands;

• cities;

• coastlines;

• waterways;

• political geography as mapped in 1958.

Mapworld prints the map locally in paper, laminated and canvas formats, with timber hang rails available for selected finishes.

Best For

Choose the 1958 map for:

• Greek heritage;

• history;

• collectors;

• libraries;

• schools;

• decorative wall art;

• comparing mid-century Greece with the present day.

It is not a current navigation map.

Its value lies precisely in the fact that it belongs to another era.

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9. Eastern Mediterranean National Geographic Wall Map

The Best Map for Greece in Its Wider Mediterranean Setting

Greece becomes even more interesting when viewed beyond its national border.

The Eastern Mediterranean National Geographic Wall Map places Greece within a region connecting:

• southeastern Europe;

• Türkiye;

• Cyprus;

• the Levant;

• the eastern Mediterranean.

This broader scale is particularly useful for understanding Greece’s maritime position and the relationship between Europe, Asia and the Mediterranean.

Best For

Choose it for:

• Mediterranean cruises;

• regional history;

• classical studies;

• geography education;

• international travel planning;

• understanding Greece as part of a much larger region.

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10. The Balkans National Geographic Wall Map

The Best Northern Regional Context

Greece is both Mediterranean and Balkan.

The Balkans National Geographic Wall Map places Greece alongside neighbouring and nearby countries across southeastern Europe.

It includes physical relief, roads, railways, ferry routes, political boundaries and the wider regional landscape.

This is useful for travellers continuing north through:

• Albania;

• North Macedonia;

• Bulgaria;

• the wider Balkans.

A Greek road map ends at the border.

A regional map explains what lies beyond it.

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Choosing the Right Map for Different Greece Journeys

Athens Only

Choose:

• Athens Borch;

• Athens & Peloponnese ITMB for greater regional context.

The Borch map provides street-scale detail.

ITMB places the city within Attica and the wider southern journey.

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Athens and the Peloponnese

Choose:

• Greece Michelin 737;

• Athens & Peloponnese ITMB.

The Michelin map provides the national road network.

ITMB gives the Peloponnese the space it deserves.

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Athens, Delphi and Meteora

Choose:

• Greece Michelin 737;

• a Greece wall map for planning the wider route.

This journey crosses enough mainland geography that the national map should be the primary reference.

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Athens and the Greek Islands

Choose:

• Greece Michelin 737;

• Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB where relevant;

• Greece National Geographic Wall Map for ferry and island context.

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Crete

Choose:

• Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB;

• Greece Michelin for mainland connections;

• a Greece wall map for regional context.

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Santorini and Mykonos

Choose:

• Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB.

A national map is useful for orientation.

The island map provides the useful detail.

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Corfu and the Ionian Islands

Choose:

• Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin 140;

• Greece Michelin 737;

• Greece National Geographic Wall Map.

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Mainland Greece Road Trip

Choose:

• Greece Michelin Map 737;

• Athens & Peloponnese ITMB where travelling south;

• appropriate regional maps for extended journeys.

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Greece Cruise

Choose:

• Greece National Geographic Wall Map;

• Eastern Mediterranean Wall Map;

• Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB;

• specific city or island maps for shore visits.

Read Best Maps for Cruising for more on turning a sequence of ports into a geographic journey.

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Greece and the Rest of Europe

For many Australians, Greece forms part of a larger European journey.

It may be combined with:

• Italy;

• Croatia;

• Türkiye;

• Albania;

• the Balkans;

• France;

• the United Kingdom;

• Scandinavia.

Mapworld’s Europe Maps collection brings national road maps, city maps and regional coverage together in one place. The collection includes products from established European mapping brands, including Michelin and AA, as well as specialist travel mapping from ITMB and Borch.

Relevant Mapworld destination guides include:

• Best Maps for Italy

• Best Maps of France

• Best Maps for Scandinavia

• Best Maps for the United Kingdom

• Best Maps for Cruising

A European holiday becomes easier to understand when each country is not treated as an isolated booking.

A continental map shows the complete journey.

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Paper Maps and Digital Navigation in Greece

There is no reason to choose between paper and digital navigation.

Use both.

Digital navigation is excellent for:

• current position;

• turn-by-turn driving;

• traffic;

• public transport;

• locating hotels;

• finding businesses;

• checking ferry information.

Paper maps are stronger for:

• comparing routes;

• seeing the whole country;

• planning several days at once;

• understanding island groups;

• identifying alternatives;

• discussing a journey with other people;

• continuing to navigate when battery, reception or data becomes a problem.

As we have written in GPS vs Paper Maps: Why Paper Maps Still Matter in a Digital World, GPS answers one fundamental question extremely well:

Where am I?

A map answers the larger question:

Where is everything else?

That distinction is particularly valuable in Greece.

A blue dot can tell you that you are in Athens.

A map shows the Peloponnese to the southwest, the Aegean to the east, Thessaloniki far to the north and hundreds of islands scattered across the surrounding seas.

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Maps Make Island Hopping Easier to Understand

Greek island travel can become surprisingly abstract when planned entirely through booking websites.

Each ferry appears as an individual transaction.

Athens to Santorini.

Santorini to Mykonos.

Crete to Athens.

Corfu to the mainland.

The map turns those bookings back into geography.

You begin to see island groups.

Distances.

Direction.

The relationship between mainland ports and the islands they serve.

The difference between the Cyclades and Dodecanese.

The isolation of Crete.

The position of Corfu on Greece’s western side.

This is one of the reasons maps extend the travel experience.

Planning becomes part of travelling.

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Maps Before the Journey

A large wall map can transform how a Greece itinerary is planned.

Place Athens on the map.

Then Delphi.

Meteora.

Thessaloniki.

Nafplio.

Olympia.

Santorini.

Crete.

Corfu.

Suddenly the shape of the journey becomes visible.

Perhaps one destination is too far out of the way.

Perhaps an island belongs on another trip.

Perhaps the Peloponnese deserves four days rather than two.

Perhaps a ferry makes more sense than a flight.

Maps encourage these questions before money and time have been committed.

Mapworld has worked with travel agencies, airlines, cruise specialists and tourism businesses for decades precisely because maps give journeys geographic structure. Read Mapworld and the Travel Industry for more.

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Maps After the Journey

The value of a map does not end when the holiday finishes.

A Greece wall map can become a record of the journey.

Mark:

• where you stayed;

• islands visited;

• ferry routes;

• road trips;

• archaeological sites;

• favourite beaches;

• places to return to.

A map that began as a planning tool becomes a reminder.

This is especially powerful with Greece because travel is so geographic.

The mainland route.

The island chain.

The ferry crossing.

The mountain road.

The distance between Athens and Crete.

Those relationships are difficult to capture in a folder of photographs.

A map holds them together.

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Choosing a Greece Wall Map Finish

Mapworld’s Greece wall maps are available in several formats depending on the product.

Paper

Best for:

• framing under glass;

• economical display;

• classrooms;

• pinboards;

• collectors.

Mapworld typically uses premium matte paper for its locally printed wall-map range.

Laminated

Best for:

• travel planning;

• classrooms;

• offices;

• tourism businesses;

• repeated reference.

True encapsulation protects the complete map and allows use with suitable whiteboard markers.

Canvas

Best for:

• homes;

• offices;

• decorative interiors;

• gifts;

• Greek community spaces.

Mapworld prints selected wall maps on 395 gsm HP Professional Matte Canvas using pigment-based inks for excellent detail and fade resistance.

Timber Hang Rails

Selected laminated and canvas maps can be supplied with natural timber hang rails and hanging cord.

This creates a finished display without requiring a conventional frame.

Allow up to 10 working days for made-to-order hang-railed products where noted on the product page.

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Why Buy Greece Maps from Mapworld?

Mapworld provides more than one generic map of Greece.

The range allows travellers to plan at several scales:

National

• Greece Michelin 737

Regional

• Athens & Peloponnese ITMB

• Eastern Mediterranean mapping

• Balkans mapping

City

• Athens Borch

Island

• Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB

• Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin

Wall Maps

• Greece National Geographic

• Greece physical and political map

• Greece and the Aegean historical map

• Eastern Mediterranean

• Balkans

This matters because Greece itself operates at several scales.

It is simultaneously:

• a European country;

• a Balkan country;

• a Mediterranean country;

• a mountainous mainland;

• an archipelago;

• a collection of historic regions;

• a network of modern roads, ports and cities.

A good map collection reflects that complexity.

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Complete Greece Map Directory

National Maps

• Greece Michelin Map 737

• Browse Europe Maps

Athens and Peloponnese

• Athens & The Peloponnese ITMB Map

• Athens Borch Folded Laminated Map

Greek Islands

• Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map

• Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin Map 140

Greece Wall Maps

• Greece National Geographic Wall Map

• Greece Wall Map 1118 × 864 mm

• Greece and the Aegean 1958 National Geographic Wall Map

Regional Wall Maps

• Eastern Mediterranean National Geographic Wall Map

• The Balkans National Geographic Wall Map

• Wall Maps of Countries & Regions

Collections

• Europe Maps, Guides & Road Atlases

• Wall Maps of Countries & Regions

• World Maps

• Wall Maps

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Related Mapworld Articles

Continue planning with:

• Best Maps for Italy

• Best Maps of France

• Best Maps for Scandinavia

• Best Maps for the United Kingdom

• Best Maps for Cruising

• Paper Maps vs Google Maps: Which Is Better for Trip Planning?

• GPS vs Paper Maps: Why Paper Maps Still Matter

• GPS Disruption and Why Paper Maps Matter

• How Maps Improve Spatial Thinking

• The Decline of Map Reading Skills—and Why It Matters

• What Size Wall Map Do I Need?

• Mapworld and the Travel Industry

• Why Specialist Map Shops Remain Important

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Final Verdict

The best map for Greece depends on what sort of Greece you intend to discover.

Best Overall Greece Map

The Greece Michelin Map 737 is the strongest single national road map.

It provides the countrywide framework required for mainland touring while including major islands and ferry connections.

Best Athens and Peloponnese Map

The Athens & The Peloponnese ITMB Map is ideal for travellers combining the capital with southern Greece.

Best Athens City Map

The Athens Borch Map provides city-scale detail for walking, sightseeing and public transport, subject to current availability.

Best Greek Island Map

For the classic Aegean journey, choose the Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB Map.

For western Greece, choose the Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin Map 140.

Best Greece Wall Map

The Greece National Geographic Wall Map is the strongest all-round planning and display map.

It combines political geography, physical relief, roads, islands, maritime detail and cultural features in one beautifully presented map.

Best Historical Map

The Greece and the Aegean 1958 National Geographic Wall Map provides a fascinating mid-century view of the country and surrounding seas.

Best Regional Map

Choose the Eastern Mediterranean National Geographic Wall Map for the Mediterranean context or The Balkans National Geographic Wall Map for Greece’s relationship with southeastern Europe.

Best Complete Greece Map Kit

For a substantial Greece journey, combine:

• Greece Michelin 737;

• a specialist Athens or Peloponnese map;

• detailed island mapping for the islands being visited;

• digital navigation for live information;

• a Greece wall map for planning the whole journey at home.

Greece is not one destination.

It is Athens and the Peloponnese.

Mountains and valleys.

Ancient cities and modern motorways.

The mainland and Crete.

The Cyclades and the Ionian Islands.

The Aegean and Mediterranean.

A booking itinerary reduces all of that to dates and hotel names.

A map restores the geography.

And once the geography becomes clear, the journey begins to make sense.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best map of Greece?

The Greece Michelin Map 737 is the strongest general road and touring map for the complete country.

What scale is the Greece Michelin map?

Approximately 1:700,000, meaning one centimetre represents about seven kilometres.

What is the best map for Athens?

For detailed city navigation, use the Athens Borch Folded Laminated Map. For Athens combined with regional travel, choose the Athens & Peloponnese ITMB Map.

What is the best map for the Peloponnese?

The Athens & Peloponnese ITMB Map provides dedicated regional coverage while the Michelin Greece map supplies broader national context.

What is the best map for Crete?

The Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB Map provides detailed coverage of Crete along with major Cycladic islands and the wider eastern Mediterranean.

What is the best map for Santorini and Mykonos?

The Crete, Mykonos & Santorini ITMB Map.

What is the best map for Corfu?

The Corfu & Ionian Islands Michelin Map 140.

What map should I use for a Greece road trip?

Begin with the Greece Michelin Map 737 and add regional maps where the itinerary spends several days in one area.

Is a paper map useful when driving in Greece?

Yes. Digital navigation is excellent for live position and turn-by-turn directions, while a paper road map makes it easier to compare routes, understand distances and identify alternatives.

What map should I use for Greek island hopping?

Use a national Greece map for overall geography, supplemented by detailed island maps for the groups being visited.

Is there a map covering Crete, Santorini and Mykonos together?

Yes. Mapworld stocks the Crete, Mykonos & Santorini / Eastern Mediterranean ITMB Map.

What is the best Greece wall map?

The Greece National Geographic Wall Map is the strongest overall choice for travel planning, education and display.

Is there a large wall map of Greece?

Yes. Mapworld stocks a 1118 × 864 mm physical and political Greece wall map, alongside standard and enlarged National Geographic editions.

Are Greece wall maps available laminated?

Selected Mapworld Greece maps are available in laminated format with true encapsulation for durability and wipe-clean use.

Can I buy Greece wall maps on canvas?

Selected Greece wall maps are available on HP Professional Matte Canvas with pigment-based archival inks.

Can Greece maps be supplied with timber hang rails?

Selected laminated and canvas maps can be supplied with natural timber hang rails and hanging cord. Allow up to 10 working days where made to order.

Does Mapworld stock historical maps of Greece?

Yes. The Greece and the Aegean National Geographic map from 1958 is available as a premium historical wall map.

What map shows Greece and Türkiye together?

The Eastern Mediterranean National Geographic Wall Map provides a broader view of Greece, Türkiye, Cyprus and the eastern Mediterranean.

What map shows Greece within the Balkans?

The Balkans National Geographic Wall Map places Greece within the wider southeastern European region.

Where can I buy Greece maps in Australia?

Mapworld stocks Greece road maps, Athens maps, Peloponnese maps, Greek island maps and wall maps, together with a comprehensive range of European mapping.

Written by Christopher O’Keeffe
Managing Director of Mapworld and specialist in maps, navigation and cartographic products.

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