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Thousands of tourists on Rhodes have been forced to end their holidays.
Temperatures of 45 degrees celsius have resulted in uncontrollable wildfires at the busiest time of year for Greece' s tourism industry.
UK tourist Kelly Squirrel's hotel was threatened by wildfire.
She and other guests were instructed by police to rush to the beach for safety.
As they hurried to evacuate their hotels, many tourists left everything behind.
British tourists Kevin Sales and his wife offered some of their clothes to a woman who'd left with nothing.
Embassies in Greece and the Greek foreign ministry are present at Rhodes airport.
They're assisting those who've lost their travel and identity documents.
Tour operators from Germany, France and the UK are flying their customers back home.
However, many travellers are confused because some tour companies are still encouraging travel.
Some governments haven't given updated advice against travelling to Greece.
Over 250 firefighters are battling the wildfires.
They're being supported by 18 aircraft.
However, strong winds are spreading the fires quickly.
They've also returned to Evvia, an island which was destroyed by wildfires last summer.
And they're burning on another popular Greek island, Corfu.
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