Live an incredible experience on this two-part trip to Greece. Start your adventure in Athens, a historic city with beautiful ancient ruins rising above the cityscape. As you walk along the alleyways and streets, you will discover vibrant neighbourhoods, interesting landmarks and history at every turn.

Next, take a ferry to Aegina, an island full of pine and olive trees. Here, you can also explore ruins including the Temple of Aphaia, enjoy the fine beaches and visit the picturesque villages. 

Choose your ideal itinerary:

Arrive in Athens and take a private transfer to your hotel. Unpack your bags and settle in, or head out and explore the area! Athens is a bustling city with so much to do and see - we recommend climbing up the Acropolis and visiting the Parthenon, then, take a stroll along the Grand Promenade. We also suggest seeing the National Archaeological Museum. 

DAY 2 OR 3 (DEPENDING ON CHOSEN DURATION)

Transfer to Aegina by ferry.

At 9:30 am, after breakfast, you will take a shared transfer to the port. Arrive in Aegina and then, take a shared transfer to your hotel. 

You have the next few days to enjoy Aegina at your own pace. Relax by the hotel's pool, swim in the magnificent crystal-clear sea, explore the picturesque villages and ancient ruins. Don't miss out on the Archaeological Museum of Kolona, the Markellos Tower and the Aegina Cathedral. 

There is so much to see and do on this small island, and you will also have plenty of time to simply unwind and bask in the sun. 

DAY 5 / 6 / 8 / 9: TRANSFER TO ATHENS

After breakfast at 10:30 am, you will take a shared transfer to the port. At 1:30 pm, you will take a ferry back to Athens. Check into the hotel for an overnight stay. 

DAY 6 / 7 / 9 / 10: DEPARTURE FROM ATHENS

Wake up and enjoy breakfast. At the agreed time, you will be transferred to the airport for your departure back to the UK or your next destination.

During your trip, you will stay in two carefully selected 4* hotels in Athens and in Aegina.

In Athens, you will stay in a Comfort Double Room at the Candia Hotel 4*. You will most enjoy the location of the hotel, making it easy to explore the city. You will also appreciate the high standard amenities and the roof garden and terrace with views of the Acropolis and the Lycabettus hill. 

In Aegina, you will stay in a Double Sea View Room at the Apollo Resort 4*. This fully renovated hotel welcomes you into its elegant interiors. Located on the shoreline of the bay of the Agia Marina, you have direct access to the sea and can spend your days relaxing poolside before resting in your stylish room.

If there is one sight you must visit when in Athens, it is the Acropolis! But as with all world-famous sites, this magnificent monument can get crowded in high season, and during the Greek summer months it can also get pretty hot at the top of the Acropolis!

This Culinary tour of Athens lets you discover a different side of the city by joining the Greeks in what is probably their favourite pastime: eating! With so much on offer in a city that never stops preparing amazing things, you will soon get the same feeling and not be able to get enough of all the delicacies.

This is a tour about the true heart and soul of Athens. It is a tour about the people, their customs - old and new - daily life and the city's secrets.

Join this tour and discover the beautiful beaches of Glyfada, Vouliagmeni and Varkiza and the majestic Temple of Poseidon that stands at Cape Sounion.

It was Athens that brought the world drama, history, poetry, and philosophy, and a visit to this ancient city offers no end of attractions. Indeed, the towering columns of the 2,000-year-old Parthenon still dominate the city skyline, a homage to the goddess Athena. No visit to the city would be complete without walking up to the Acropolis and admiring its structures: aside from the Parthenon, you can see the Erechtheion, a temple dedicated to Athena and Poseidon, and the Propylaea, the ancient gateway to the hill citadel.

Walking through the city is the best way to discover its history. In the shadow of the Acropolis, Plaka is a particularly interesting neighbourhood with a village feel, full of traditional Greek taverns, churches, and smaller museums - as well as the Cine Paris, a charming outdoor cinema with a stunning view of the Acropolis. Elsewhere, don't miss the famous changing of the guards in Constitution Square every hour on the hour.