14 days of Greece -what to pack

I’d expect it to be quite hot. I always look at weather websites for typical temps and rainfall. Wunderground is a good one.

When I was in Greece in October 2018 it was warm enough most of the time. One day there was some light-to-moderate rain. On parts of or or 2 other days the might have been some very light, brief rain. I wore (some kind of sketchers) close-toed lace-up semi-casual street shoes, (patagonia) hiking pants, undershirt, lightweight long-sleeved outer shirt, and sun hat - that worked most of the time. In the evening more than once I put on a half-zippered sweatshirt, which I carried in vinyl day-drawstring-closure-backpack along with my toothbrush and certain other items.

It will almost certainly be hot and dry. If it rains you can buy an umbrella while you're there

Can't give u complete pack-list on a forum, but just general recommndation; my list is mainly for women, with tacked-on advisory for men (It's thoughtful to state what "we" means). from your screen name I'm guessing u r nearing retirement so not needing mini-skirts or Daisy Dukes.

I advise each person limit self to a 20-21" rollaboard bag, PLUS large-softside shoulder bag which can go on plane, as personal carryon -- for the plane. Inside this I stash my loaded "Day bag"/backpack with all key materials for day-use during tour, plus sweater, reading matter, PLus my fave - a cheap thin beach towel that I use as pillow during flight. NOTE: in addition to shoulder bag, allowed "personal item" which in essence means a laptop.

Wardrobe (worn or in Suitcase) include:
• 2 pr long pants wrinkle-resistant (NOTE: Jeans get too hot) • 2 pr Capri length • 1 print skirt or 'dressy' print ankle-trous • 5-6 knit tops plain/patterned, rolled to avoid wrinkles • 2 LIGHTweight cardigans • (optional) 1 short dress • 1 pr GOOD sneakers 1 pr flats • 1 swimsuit, w cover-up that doubles as nightrobe • usual nightwear-underthings-sox
Variations for men • instead of Capri, Bermuda-length shorts • 2 of tops LS patterned/ Plain •for 1 sweater substitute light cotton jacket NOTE: Greece is more informal than France, even in higher-end restaurants.

On or trip to Greece it was very hot in late September.

Thank you to everyone that has replied. Sorry I should have clarified that my husband and I are traveling together and we are retired, so nothing flashy.

Hugs,
Becky

Hello! I do have one more question about Greece. I am thinking of taking a couple pair of skorts. Not short ones though. Just above the knee. Would those be appropriate to wear?

Skorts to the knee would be fine in Greece -- I don't know about Eastern France, I've always found Greece more informal than France.