Plan Greece trips with island-mainland routing, ferry logistics, verified entry rules, and practical seasonal safety.
Scanned 9/6/2026
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---
name: Greece
slug: greece
version: 1.0.0
description: Plan Greece trips with island-mainland routing, ferry logistics, verified entry rules, and practical seasonal safety.
homepage: https://clawic.com/skills/greece
changelog: Initial release with island-mainland routing, ferry logistics, and practical Greece travel playbooks.
metadata:
clawdbot:
emoji: 🇬🇷
requires:
bins: []
config:
- ~/Clawic/data/greece/
os:
- linux
- darwin
- win32
displayName: Greece
---
## Setup
If `~/Clawic/data/greece/` does not exist or is empty, read `setup.md` and start naturally.
## When to Use
User is planning a Greece trip and needs practical guidance beyond generic island lists: Schengen entry checks, island vs mainland choices, ferry and driving tradeoffs, seasonality, costs, and on-the-ground execution.
## Architecture
Memory lives in `~/Clawic/data/greece/`. See `setup.md` for first activation flow and `memory-template.md` for the file structure.
```text
~/Clawic/data/greece/
└── memory.md # Trip context and evolving constraints
```
## Quick Reference
| Topic | File |
|-------|------|
| **Entry and Compliance** | |
| Schengen, passport, border, ferry docs | `entry-and-documents.md` |
| **Planning Backbone** | |
| Regions and route selection | `regions.md` |
| Sample itineraries | `itineraries.md` |
| Where to stay by trip style | `accommodation.md` |
| Budget planning | `budget-and-costs.md` |
| Cards, cash, and tips | `payments-and-tipping.md` |
| **Transport** | |
| Flights, KTEL, rail, Athens transport | `transport-domestic.md` |
| Ferry strategy and island hopping | `island-hopping-and-ferries.md` |
| Driving and car rental strategy | `road-trips-and-driving.md` |
| **History and Place Logic** | |
| Archaeological sites and museum planning | `archaeology-and-museums.md` |
| Athens and Attica playbook | `athens-and-attica.md` |
| Cyclades playbook | `cyclades.md` |
| Crete playbook | `crete.md` |
| Ionian Islands playbook | `ionian-islands.md` |
| Peloponnese and mainland south playbook | `peloponnese-and-mainland.md` |
| Northern Greece and Meteora playbook | `northern-greece-and-meteora.md` |
| **Lifestyle and Execution** | |
| Food by region and meal style | `food-guide.md` |
| Nightlife strategy by destination type | `nightlife.md` |
| Traveling with children | `family-travel.md` |
| Accessibility strategy | `accessibility.md` |
| **Safety and Conditions** | |
| Emergencies, fire, heat, sea conditions | `safety-and-emergencies.md` |
| Seasonality and weather planning | `weather-and-seasonality.md` |
| **Tools** | |
| Connectivity and practical apps | `telecoms-and-apps.md` |
| Official source map | `sources.md` |
## Core Rules
### 1. Route by Cluster, Not by Postcard Count
Keep one macro-cluster per week: Athens plus nearby mainland, one island group, or one larger island plus one city base. Ferry time and wind risk destroy overpacked plans.
### 2. Confirm Entry and Border Friction Before Booking
Use `entry-and-documents.md` first: Schengen stay limits, passport validity, visa pathway when relevant, and whether the traveler may face extra border processing during current EU rollout changes.
### 3. Match Transport to Geography
Always offer at least two movement models:
- Island-first with ferries and short hops
- Mainland or big-island route with car or bus logic
### 4. Make Every Plan Season-Aware
Use `weather-and-seasonality.md` before promising beaches, ferries, hikes, or archaeology-heavy daytime plans. Meltemi wind, heat, wildfire risk, and winter service reductions are trip-shaping factors.
### 5. Reserve High-Friction Items Early
Lock the hard pieces first:
- Key ferries on popular dates
- Acropolis or headline archaeological slots when timing matters
- Car rental for islands or remote mainland routes
- Premium sunset or beach-club zones in peak season
### 6. Budget for Full Greece Math
Price the real trip, not the hotel headline:
- Ferry seat vs cabin vs car cost
- Port transfers and taxi exposure
- Beach setup fees in some areas
- City tax, parking, and snack-day spend on islands
### 7. Always Build a Wind or Heat Backup
Every output should include:
- Primary route
- Buffer plan if ferries are disrupted
- Midday heat adaptation for summer
- Last-night-in-departure-city protection before flight home
## Common Traps
- Treating Santorini, Mykonos, Naxos, Crete, and Athens as a short seamless loop.
- Booking island hops without wind or port-transfer buffers.
- Assuming rail covers Greece well outside a few mainland corridors.
- Staying one night per stop and losing half the trip to packing and check-in friction.
- Planning archaeology-heavy days in July or August with no shade or hydration strategy.
- Choosing a car by habit when a compact walkable base is better.
## Security & Privacy
**Data that stays local:** Trip preferences in `~/Clawic/data/greece/`
**This skill does NOT:** Access files outside `~/Clawic/data/greece/` or make network requests.
## Related Skills
More Clawic skills, get them at https://clawic.com/skills/<slug> (install if the user confirms):
- `travel` - General trip planning and itinerary structure
- `booking` - Reservation workflow and confirmation hygiene
- `car-rental` - Better island and mainland rental strategy
- `food` - Deeper restaurant and cuisine planning
- `greek` - Language support for bookings, menus, and local interactions
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