GREECE 6N/7D

Arrive in Athens
After immigration,
Check into HOTEL DELPHI ART 3*or Similar
Overnight stay at Hotel

Morning Breakfast at the Hotel
You’ll begin your trip in Athens, home to both the iconic Acropolis and so much more. The mythology of this spectacular city precedes it, with towering temples to Classical deities and the ruins of ancient marketplaces rubbing shoulders with lively nightlife, crowded flea markets, and contemporary cuisine. Make the most of your time in the city at some of these spots:
Check out the views of the can’t-miss Parthenon. (Pro tip: The Parthenon is the temple, the Acropolis is the hill.) This temple to Athena has enchanted visitors since its construction was completed in 438 BC. It’s probably the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of ancient Greece and is visible from many of the city’s high points
Stop at the sprawling National Museum for a crash course in ancient iconography.
Check out from the hotel

Morning Breakfast at the Hotel
You’ll get an early ferry to Santorini. Nothing says “good morning” like watching the sun coming up over the island’s iconic cubic architecture. Upon arrival, you’ll take in the island’s central caldera—the site of one of the largest volcanic eruptions in history—rising above you.
The island’s volcanic history has led to the formation of some of the more unique beaches in the Greek islands, along with the dramatic cliff views on the island’s caldera side. Spend your day relaxing at the beach or catching some exercise—and even more views—from one of Santorini’s scenic walking routes, ranging from two to eight miles each.
Dinner at hotel

Morning Breakfast at the Hotel
Enjoy a leisurely morning breakfast with time to stroll through town and scope out the small shops and boutiques. Head over to Fira, the capital of the island, which offers plenty to explore. History buffs will be delighted by proximity to the Archaeological Museum of Santorini, the Museum of Prehistoric Thera, the Folklore Museum of Emmanuel Lignos, and the church of Hypapante.
As the late afternoon unfolds, you’ll head toward Vlychada Port to board your semi-private catamaran cruise around the island. Your first stop will be at the Red Beach to swim and sun, followed by a second stop at the White Beach to take in all the distinctive- colored sands of Santorini.
Barbecue will be served on board while you sail past landmarks at Aspronisi, the Ancient Lighthouse, Indian Rock, and the prehistoric city at Akrotiri, hidden away at the southern tip of Santorini. These ruins are the site of some of the Bronze Age’s most advanced settlements, which prospered for centuries before being destroyed by a great volcanic eruption in the mid-second millennium BC. Top it off with a jump into the hot springs at NeaKameni, where the mineral-rich volcanic waters are believed to have therapeutic properties.
Overnight, Stay at Hotel.

Morning Breakfast at the Hotel
Bright balconies of Little Venice. You’ll start your tour of the Cyclades on Mykonos, one of the larger islands in this chain. Known for its glitzy restaurants and nightlife, art scene, and jet set crowds (it was recently home to a Gucci pop-up boutique), Mykonos will throw you headfirst into your island adventure.
You’ll receive a personalized list of tips for exploration, but some highlights include: If you need to get your toes in the sand immediately, head to remote Agios Sostis beach to find your own isolated paradise.
For a more active experience, Ftelia Beach is known for its excellent windsurfing.
Take a short ferry over to the archaeological site at Delos for a day-trip. This entire island is full of ancient ruins and is one of the most important in the country for its history as both a sanctuary and the mythological birthplace of Apollo and Artemis.
Overnight, Stay at Hotel.

Morning Breakfast at the Hotel
Colourful boats bobbing in Mykonos’ Old Port
Today, you’ll sneak away from the cosmopolitan side of this island to discover charming villages, little harbors, and remote beaches with your expert guide.
You’ll start with a panoramic view of Mykonos town before heading to the port of Agios Ioannis, a protected harbor where fishing boats launch. Hear the stories of its namesake saint and view the cell he was held in. Then, head to AnoMera village, where you’ll tour a farm with its superintendent and even have the opportunity to help out with some farm work or say hi to the animals. You’ll also enjoy lunch with products grown in the fields.
After a visit to the village square, including a monastery tour and stroll through the open-air market, the shores of KaloLivadi, Kalafatis, and Aghia Anna all await your camera lens. Wrap your tour up on the picturesque narrow streets of Mau, home to the Mykonos dam.
The evening is yours to spend as you will, whether you want to relax by the sea, wind away the hours with a sundowner in Little Venice, or dance the night away on the boardwalk of Paradise Beach.
Overnight, Stay at Hotel.