Romantic Greece: Athens, Milos, Santorini & Mykonos

Today you will discover the main points of interest in Athens, both ancient and modern. The tour includes the Hadrian's Arch, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, Constitution Square, etc. Of course, the highlight must be the Acropolis and the New Acropolis Museum. It is the most famous ancient buildings in Greece and also the center of Greek religion and politics. The remains will show the ancient Greek civilization and fairy tales of ancient Greece to you, full of mystery and shock.

An interesting food tour to the local market of Athens will wait for you in the late afternoon.

Your first stop is the Papafragas Cave that once served as a hidden cove to pirates. The next is Sarakiniko Beach with turquoise water and white coast formed by vegetation-free volcanic rocks. Drive along the coast to reach the classic Cycladic village of Plaka. Strolling along the narrow-cobbled alleys lined with white stoned houses on the top of large rock may be an excellent experience. Take a 15-minute visit to the Archaeological Site of the Catacombs, followed by the ancient marble theatre via the site where Venus de Milo was discovered in 1820. The tour will end at the colorful seaside village of Klima, where you can see a long strip of multi-colored traditional fishermen houses, known as "Syrma" lie along Milos Bay.

After the interesting sightseeing, it is time to indulge in a cool swim and drinks in the crystal waters of Paleochori or Provatas beach. There is free time for swimming and sunbathing.

After breakfast at the hotel, embark on a high-speed boat at Santorini port towards Mykonos Island. Setting around a picturesque bay with white-washed houses, Mykonos is known as a party capital that attracts celebrities. Furthermore, its Mediterranean cuisine, fresh seafood, and mezze dining culture are also outstanding.

Upon arrival, check in to your hotel and explore this party island at your own pace.