Your travel itinerary:

-Day 1: Arrival in Athens

-Day 2: Athens to Mykonos

-Days 3 and 4: Mykonos

-Day 5: Mykonos to Santorini

-Days 6 and 7: Santorini

-Day 8: Departure from Santorini

DAY 1: ARRIVAL IN ATHENS

Welcome to Athens! After your arrival at the airport, make your way to your hotel and settle before heading out to find a delicious local dinner. Overnight at the hotel.

DAY 2: ATHENS TO MYKONOS

The day begins with an early departure from your hotel and transfers to the port of Piraeus for your ferry crossing to Mykonos. On arrival in Mykonos, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. The rest of your day is at leisure to venutre out or enjoy hotel facilities!

DAY 3 - 4: MYKONOS

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Discover the island of Mykonos with its traditional whitewashed houses and blue-domed churches. A must-see are the beautiful traditional windmills in front of Little Venice, where you can watch the glistening sunset illuminating the island's Chora (main town). Explore the island's famous beaches, whether emerald, azure or deep blue waters, pebbled or sandy, the island has something for all tastes! Super Paradise, Paradise, Platis Gialos and Lia are some of the most beautiful beaches on Mykonos. Overnight stay in Mykonos.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the port of Mykonos and board the boat for Santorini. On arrival in Santorini, transfer to your hotel. The afternoon and evening are at your leisure and overnight in Santorini. 

DAY 6 - 7: SANTORINI

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Santorini is Greece's most popular destination! When you set foot on the island, you will have the feeling of entering a new world. A world where every shade of red creates unreal sunsets. The Caldera offers the most beautiful views of the sea and the huge cliffs with whitewashed Cycladic houses. Overnight in Santorini.

DAY 8: DEPARTURE FROM SANTORINI

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Santorini airport for your international flight home.

During your tour, you will stay in the following hotels, chosen especially for you:

Athens:

Delphi Art Hotel Athens (or similar)

In Mykonos:

Pelican Town Hotel Mykonos (or similar)

In Santorini:

Marianna Hotel Santorini (or similar)

Your establishment is committed to respecting the sanitary measures in force to ensure your safety and well-being.

Please note: The health measures may be subject to change in line with government recommendations. Consequently, they may affect access to certain amenities.

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.

The skyline of Mykonos, dotted with its distinctive windmills and whitewashed houses, is one of the most famous sights in Greece, but there’s more to the island behind its pretty looks. While the island’s capital, Chora, is a maze of cobbled streets and cosmopolitan restaurants and bars, travellers can certainly find some tranquil beaches and unspoiled towns along the island’s 80 km of coastline.

Nestled just 12 km from the capital, Lia Beach is a secluded stretch of golden sand that's perfect for those who wish to swim and soak up the sun. Just around the coast at Kalafati, you’ll also find a larger beach that offers plenty of opportunities for exciting watersports. End your day on the northern tip of the island at the atmospheric Armenistis Lighthouse, the perfect spot for seeking out a breathtaking Greek sunset over the Aegean Sea.

A paradise island famed for its whitewashed towns perched on high volcanic cliffs, Santorini is a holiday destination that's sure to be memorable. Formed from a cataclysmic volcanic eruption in the 17th century BC, Santorini has a breathtakingly unique landscape, and Oia is perhaps the most photographed town on the island. Here, you'll have the opportunity to wander between white houses and blue-domed churches, savouring stunning views of the caldera.

To escape the tourist throngs in Oia, travel to some of the other picturesque villages on the island - Santorini’s capital, Fira, combines natural beauty and a chic, cosmopolitan vibe, along with a great selection of restaurants and bars. To get a taste for local life on the island, Pyrgos is a small village just 8 km from Fira, which is filled with authentic eateries and traditional Greek charm.

If you have the time, it’s also worth exploring more of the landscape of this unique island. The hike from Fira to Oia will take a few hours, but it provides the best views of the caldera and the unique geography of Santorini. History lovers might also wish to visit the Akrotiri Archaeological Site, where the unearthed remains of an ancient Minoan town are preserved.