Embark on a fascinating adventure through Greece. From the majesty of Athens to the jewels of the Aegean Sea, this journey will immerse you in the rich history and beauty of this country. Discover the capital exploring monuments such as the Parthenon and the Olympic Stadium. On the day cruise, visit picturesque Hydra, verdant Poros and historic Aegina, with opportunities to explore and enjoy traditional dances. The fourth day is yours to explore Athens at your own pace, whether shopping in Ermu or exploring Plaka and Thision. Opt for additional excursions to Delphi, Argolida or Cape Sunion. Immerse yourself in authentic Greece and book your trip now – we look forward to seeing you!
Starting Dates:
Arrival at the airport and meeting with the agency’s assistance. Transfer to the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure. Lodging.
Breakfast and departure by coach to visit the most famous monuments of Athens. During the tour we pass by the Parliament with the monument of the Unknown Soldier, Syntagma Square, the Neoclassical Trilogy, Omonia Square, the 19th century Parliament, the Catholic Cathedral, the Roman Temple of Zeus, Hadrian’s Arch and stop for photos at the famous Olympic Stadium where the first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896. Visit of the Acropolis with the Propylaea, the temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon and the Erechtheon. Free time to explore the old town Plaka. Overnight.
Breakfast and depart for the one day cruise visiting 3 Greek islands. First island, Hydra. The island of painters and photographers dream. One of the most cosmopolitan islands, the favorite of the international jet-set. Unique architecture, transparent waters, famous jewelry and folk art objects, donkeys – the only means of transportation allowed on the island. Our next destination is the green island of Poros with its pine trees, lemon trees, narrow streets and bell tower. Finally, Aegina, with its rich history, its beautiful landscape with the famous pistachio bushes. Here we can visit the Byzantine church of St. Nectarios, where the silver decorated urn with the bones of the saint is located. You can participate in an optional visit to the Doric temple of Aphaea, the best preserved ancient temple in Greece, with its wonderful views of the sea. Lunch on board (included) and the opportunity to learn traditional dances and enjoy a folkloric show. Return to our hotel.
Breakfast and free day to explore the city on your own. A stroll along Ermu Street for shopping, or explore Plaka, Monastiraki and Thision are some of your options for the day. Alternatively, you can participate in one of the optional excursions (depends on the day of the week), visit Delphi, or Argolida (Corinth Canal, Mycenae, Epidaurus) or Cape Sunion (temple of Poseidon).
Overnight in Athens.
Breakfast and at the indicated time transfer to the airport.
The average cost of a trip to Greece can vary depending on factors such as season, length of trip, type of accommodation and activities included. However, a typical trip can cost between 1000 to 2000 euros per person, not including international flights.
The best months to visit Greece are usually May, June and September, when the weather is pleasant and there are fewer crowds. These months offer warm and pleasant temperatures without the extreme heat of summer.
The cost of a tour in Greece can vary according to the duration of the tour, type of accommodation, meals and activities included. In general, tours can cost between 1000 to 3000 euros per person, depending on the quality and services offered.
The best way to tour Greece is to combine different means of transportation depending on the locations you wish to visit. You can choose to use public transportation, rent a car or join guided tours to explore the different islands and historical sites.
To explore the main sights in Athens, it is generally recommended to spend at least 2 to 3 days in the city. This will allow you to visit the Acropolis, the Parthenon, the Ancient Agora and other important historical sites.
Athens can be considered relatively inexpensive compared to other European capitals. Prices for accommodation, food and transportation are generally lower than in cities such as Paris or London, but may vary according to season and location.
Staying in the center of Athens is an excellent option, as it will give you easy access to the main attractions, restaurants and stores. In addition, being in the center will give you a more authentic experience of city life and make it easier for you to get around.
