Name: Best 7-Day Greece Itinerary: Islands, History & Culture
Brand: Zicasso
Price: 325 USD
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Rating: 4.9 (1404 reviews)

What to expect on this itinerary

Leisurely travel may be par standard in Greece, but that will not prevent you from properly exploring with just one week. This handcrafted tour mixes a little of everything that makes Greece so intoxicating with ruins and archaeological sites traditional fishing villages, sublime coastlines and cruises, colorful neighborhoods, and indulgent taverns. Mixing an island vacation with a dose of history is easily done while minimizing travel time, and these seven days are the perfect introduction to Greece with time spent in Athens, Santorini, and Crete.

Countries Visited

Greece

Places Visited

Athens, Santorini, Oia, Crete, Knossos, Delphi

Suggested Duration

8 Days

Day 1

Athens – Ancient Greece, Plaka and the Acropolis

The Acropolis is your Athens compass point, its colonnades, and temples visible from almost anywhere in the city. You might even glimpse its splendor from the plane window, the remains of an ancient civilization perched high on the rocks above Greece’s capital. Check into your hotel and check out the rooftop view, the compass point almost within touching distance. Down below the streets twist and turn, and a myriad of sounds creep out from the tavernas and echo upwards, suggesting what’s to come this evening. But once your bags are dropped there is only one place for you today, the centerpiece of a civilization that changed the world in so many ways.

A path ascends, and the ruins start. Beyond the Beule Gate, you will glimpse what lies ahead with polished stone lies along the path, small sculptures sit on the floor, with temples coming gradually into view. Keep ascending, walking slowly in the heat, and take your time as the Acropolis temples and Parthenon rise high above you. It is the ruins of the Parthenon you never forget, so perfectly proportioned, so remarkably preserved. And although busy with tourists, there is enough to the area that you can also find quiet moments to take it all in. There is a chance to escape the heat with a look inside the Acropolis Museum, a place preserving marble and friezes that were rescued from destruction.

Maintain the slow walking pace as you descend, this time amid the cobblestone and marble of Grand Promenade. Skirting Acropolis Hill, you will be led to the Theater of Dionysus before plunging you forward into the 17th and 18th centuries. That is the time when Plaka evolved, and the neighborhood still has a lived-in old-world atmosphere. Boutique stores spill their wares into pedestrianized streets, enticing aromas come from narrow taverna doorways, and street traders call as they walk past. It is energetic and laid-back at the same time, classically Greek, but just completely different from the nearby Acropolis. Your guide will point you in the right direction for a traditional dinner before you take an early night, or stay out and enjoy all that is on offer.

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Day 2

Santorini – More Ruins and History Before Sunset in Santorini

Gods without heads mark the Odeon of Agrippa entrance. Columns line the streets, casting shadows across the dusty ground. You will be in Ancient Agora, walking through more remains and ruins. While the Acropolis was the land of the gods, the Agora was the empire’s business and political hub. Grasp its history with your local guide before a mid-morning visit to the National Archeological Museum. Nowhere else in the world has such an impressive collection of ancient artifacts with gold death masks in the Mycenaean gallery, expressive marble figures from the Cycladic era, and Thira frescoes that hint at where you are heading this afternoon. Your guide will help you explore the highlights before you grab your luggage and head to the airport.

Santorini is five hours away by unreliable boats or just 50 minutes by flight. Touch down and transfer across the island, the vineyards and orchards leading to a sublime cliff-dominated coastline. You will be staying in Oia, the largest of the famous blue and white towns but also one that is relatively quiet, as nearby Fira is much busier with tourists. Oia is where Santorini’s visitors come to watch the sunset, and you will have a private view on your terrace perched above the old town and the Aegean Sea. Spend the evening strolling Oia, without a guide, a plan, or a map. This mazy little town has a treat on every corner, and the food is sublime, almost anywhere you dine.

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Day 3

Santorini – Cruising Across the Blue and White Island of Santorini

Vineyards flicker in the morning breeze while orchards are punctuated by the faded grandeur of stone outhouses. A road twists through the valley, and slowly you approach a winery. The vines are old, and the terroir is volcanic here, creating a wine that even the Ottomans allowed during their prohibition period. The wine is acidic and dry, lots of citrus on the nose, and a lingering earthy finish. Pair it with some Santorini food delicacies, and you have a dreamy morning, complemented by a dreamy view over the island. Continue your private tour of Santorini in Akrotiri, a 5,000-year-old town that is still being excavated from volcanic dust. Frescoes have survived, along with ceramics and alleyways of three-tiered stone houses.

You will now be in the northeast of the island, and enjoy your lunch on the coast before an hour or two to wander, or take some time for a nap on Red Beach. The afternoon is dedicated to blue and white villages, those that Santorini is famous for. Explore Pyrgos and listen to how the church bells sing in harmony. Delve into Fira with your local guide, descending steps to small taverns and a microbrewery. You can then choose to walk the cliffs back to Oia, or travel by boat. Either way, you can gaze up at a stunning volcano, so iconic with its perfect shape and impression of nature. Evenings are quiet in Oia, and once more you can watch the sunset from your private perch.

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Day 4

Santorini – Santorini by Catamaran and Helicopter

Santorini’s history starts to make sense from the air. Beneath helicopter propellers, you can see the volcanoes and rugged ash fields, appreciating how civilizations have come and gone through the whim of nature. The island also makes sense on a catamaran, just in a completely different way. Cruise slowly beneath the cliffs with turquoise water all around as wind ruffles the sail. Tiny beaches hide beneath the cliffs, cut off from the land while caves impress more of Santorini’s volcanic history, visited by swimming or perhaps kayaking from the catamaran. Hot springs appear at a small islet in the Aegean, the water is not that hot but very refreshing on a warm afternoon.

After the bird’s-eye view, you now get a glimpse at the island’s rugged exterior. It doesn’t take long before there are no other boats in view. The captain lays anchor, and you drift off in the sun-loungers or go swimming in placid pools of blue-green water. As evening draws near you’re sailing back to Oia, enjoying a setting sun from the deck. Gradually the town’s lights turn on and perhaps the moon comes out to play, a peaceful scene that leads into your third night on Greece’s favorite island.

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Day 5

Ellinika – Beauty and Archeology on the Island of Crete

Although there are ferries to Crete, it is far better to fly as the schedules can be inconsistent. An early flight means you can be exploring Knossos before the early-afternoon crowds descend. This centerpiece of Minoan culture is now a maze of rough rock and rugged ruins, the stone surrounded by trees in a peaceful valley. Palace remains are the major highlight, the evocative state of ruin suggesting their true age. Standing before the ruins, you can appreciate that populations were thriving on Crete more than three millennia ago, long before visitors came for the coastline and beaches.

Heading into bustling Iraklion you can take your lunch in the Pantheon, which is not an ancient temple, but a lively market that’s stuffed with great food, so if you want to dine like the locals, this is where you come. Refresh and energize with a cafe stop on Ta Liontaria square, Venetian sculptures the backdrop to a thick, gloopy coffee. Staying in Iraklion, you can delve into Crete’s Archeological Museum. It is not as extensive as in Athens but is very detailed in its portrayal of Minoan life. After all the sights, it will be back to the Greek tranquility, and you will be staying just outside Ellinika, a small resort town that twists elegantly along the waterside.

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Day 6

Ellinika – Discovering the Lasithi Plateau and Elounda Peninsula

Take it even slower today. The rhythm of the islands starts with a late breakfast and continues at a siga siga pace until sundown. It will be an especially slow rhythm in rural Crete, away from the tourist resorts, as this is an island with treasures that should be savored and that’s what you do today, the guide takes you on a scenic drive to the Lasithi Plateau. Orchards and cultivated fields cut a picture across the valleys, with strange hills casting shadows upon them. Windmills are dotted around while small, whitewashed villages are so sleepy you might not see a single person on their streets.

Hidden around here you find Psychro Cave, considered the birthplace of Zeus, if you can imagine that a god has a birthplace. There is a superb rural restaurant out here, perfect for a lunch that can last for over three hours. Eat, relax, eat some more. Drink, eat some more, wait for the heat of the afternoon to slip away. And only now do you finish the meal, perhaps after 4 pm. Complete the day trip on the Elounda peninsula, where the water is fresh and placid, back-dropped by palm trees, and the odd crucifix-topped church. Like yesterday, you will spend the night near Ellinika, enjoying a final evening of simple island pleasures.

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Day 7

Athens – Day Trip to Delphi and the Temple of Apollo

There is a really early flight back to Athens this morning. Some may say too early, but it is worth it as you get to include one more magnificent attraction. Delphi is high in the mountains, a city of ruins mostly untouched by time. Temples are back-dropped by rugged peaks as the amphitheater gazes down upon an often mist-filled valley. Sculpted figures give you the eye while the Temple of Apollo suggests a grandeur that can rival the Athens Acropolis. This alluring place is ancient Greece at its very best, full of mystery and magic for your final day on vacation.

Driving back from Delphi is part of the experience, the road twisting through sublime mountain vistas, each corner a potential photo. You will reach Athens by 7 pm after the private tour, perfect timing for a final evening in Plaka. Relax on the hotel rooftop, wander the lively streets, dine on classic Greek fare, and glimpse up at the floodlit Acropolis. One week will have flown by in some senses, yet the country’s serenity ensures it feels like a break as well as an active adventure.

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Athens – Departure

Trip Highlights

Watch the sunset from a private terrace in the Santorini village of Oia
Immerse yourself in the wonders of the Athens Acropolis
Spend the day in Delphi, in awe of the Temple of Apollo
Get to know the best of Crete, including the dramatic ruins of Knossos and the patchwork fields of Lasithi
Soar above Santorini in a helicopter and spend an afternoon cruising the island’s coastline on a private catamaran
Delve into the colorful streets of Plaka and other Athenian neighborhoods
Walk the cliffs from Fira to Oia, explore the Minoan-era ruins of Akrotiri, and dine in waterside taverns
Visit the archaeological museums in Athens and Crete, two of the best of their kind on the planet
Relax on the coast – even with just seven days there can be plenty of downtime

Detailed Description

Nothing is rushed in Greece. Meals continue long into the evening, the walking pace is languid, and the mantra of siga siga, slowly slowly, can be felt everywhere. Even in the capital city, you will rarely encounter a sense of urgency. But to see the best of Greece in seven days? Surely that is a no-go given the languorous way of life? Not any more. Modern transport connections are making one-week itineraries possible, allowing you to hop between ruins and islands without missing out on the siga siga way of life. This best of Greece tour takes you to Athens, Santorini, and Crete with seven active days followed by seven tranquil evenings.

While the sights are many, you will not need to charge around. Slow down, change your perception of time, and appreciate the Greek ambiance that unfolds all around. In the evenings, you will discover one of the most cultural and traditional of all the world’s countries. During the days, you will explore settings beyond the imagination with the Acropolis in Athens, the blue and white villages perched above the Aegean Sea, the vast ruins of an old Minoan city, crystalline waters, towering volcanoes and the magnificent Temple of Apollo. Also included in this best of Greece itinerary is a helicopter and catamaran tour around Santorini, Crete’s remote landscapes, intimate Athens neighborhoods, and a whole host of other coastal and historical treasures.

Day one and you will head straight to the Acropolis. Explore the ruins beyond the Beule Gate, basking in the glory of the Parthenon and its nearby temples. This is classical Greece, and it is so much more impressive than the photos suggest. Plaka is a lively evening destination, perfect for strolling and eating local. Then the next morning you stay within history, seeing important galleries at the National Archeological Museum and passing another couple of temples. Fly next to Santorini and inhale the fresh sea breeze, and you will be staying in Oia, a village of blue and white houses that only gets prettier at sunset. Cliffs glimmer in the moonlight and your hotel is built on the cliffs, ideal for appreciating slow island life.

Spend day three exploring the best of mainland Santorini with beaches, villages, vineyards, volcanic remains, and then what remains of Akrotiri, a once lavish Minoan town. Santorini epitomizes the Greek island vibe, and you will continue to take things slow on day four, admiring the island from a helicopter window before a half-day private catamaran cruise. Fly next to Crete and savor a second island as Knossos is all dramatic ruins, Iraklion offers intimate market experiences, and other old cities present a maze of culture and charm. You will be staying close to the village of Ellinika, at a five-star retreat on cliffs that preserve this itinerary’s laid-back atmosphere.

Crete is vast and diverse, an island of beautifully barren landscapes and simple pleasures. Spend day six discovering rural sides to the island, the Lasithi Plateau a puzzle of orchards and pastures topped by tiny villages and cottages. Remote turquoise waters are nearby, the Elounda Peninsula a place to swim alone beneath the cliffs. You will have an early flight back to Athens on day seven, meaning you can spend the day visiting Delphi and the Temple of Apollo as it would not be the best of Greece without something majestic and mysterious to end on. Your final night in Athens is back where you started, amid tavernas and traditions in the neighborhood of Plaka. Don’t take just our word for it - consider reading some of our travelers’ reviews of Greece, and see how you can customize your own dream vacation.

Starting Price

$2,600 per person (excluding international flights)

Your Zicasso trip is fully customizable, and this sample itinerary is a starting place for your travel plans. Actual costs are dynamic, and your selection of accommodations and activities, your season of travel, and other such variables will bring this budget guideline up or down. Throughout your planning experience with your Zicasso specialist, your itinerary is designed around your budget. You can book your trip when you are satisfied with every detail. Planning your trip with a Zicasso travel specialist is a free service.

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Luxury Greece Vacation Review: Crete, Santorini, Naxos, Athens, Hiking, Catamaran Cruise, Archaeological Sites, 12-Day Tour

We had a very enjoyable trip to Greece - Crete, Santorini, Naxos and Athens! The places that we visited were diverse and very interesting - 1) Crete: hiking the Imbros gorge, visits to special restaurants (slow-cooking, small village) and Knossos Minoan site; 2) Santorini: Catamaran cruise and tour around the picturesque island; 3) villages in the diverse and beautiful Naxos - ceramic pottery studio, village in the mountain, lovely beaches, kouri statues for the classical era; and 4) Athens - the unique Acropolis and other archaeological sites (Ancient Agora, Temple of Zeus....), Delphi and walking around the Plaka and other areas. Our guides were knowledgeable and very nice. Our travel planner worked with us to put together a special trip with great suggestions. We had interesting tours and great food in the restaurants on our tour. There was a misunderstanding in what our highest priority was - that is the Acropolis and other archaeological sites (which should have been given more time and focus, since we were on a private tour). There was also some minor misunderstandings between our travel agency and the contract guides as to the contents of specific tour.

Review: Anniversary Vacation in Greece, Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Delos, Knossos Palace, Acropolis Tour, Catamaran Cruise

We booked a 2 week vacation to Greece with this agent and travel company for the end of May. Our travel agent helped us plan the perfect vacation for our 25th wedding anniversary. It was the most incredible trip, more than we could ever have imagined! She planned accommodations, excursions and tours at each place we visited that highlighted each place. We started our trip in Athens for 3 nights, Crete 3 nights, Mykonos 3 nights and Santorini for 4 nights.

We were met promptly at the Athens airport by our driver taken to our Hotel in Athens where we were met by our agent personally to give us all of our tickets and instructions for our stay in Greece. As well she gave us a cell phone programmed with her number and the travel agency in case we had any issues during our time in Greece.

We stayed at the foot of the Acropolis in Athens at a wonderful boutique hotel. Our trip started with a private tour(highly recommend) of the Archeological museum of Athens ,the Acropolis and the area surrounding. Truly specials and unforgettable! A romantic dinner at a beautiful restaurant in the center of Athens. Watching the sun set on the Acropolis with all of Athens at our feet...stunning. A free day to explore a bit of the ancient and beautiful city then onto Crete.

We were met by a delightful young man, who was our guide for all 3 days on this amazing island. Wine tours, Palace of King Mynos at Knossos, ancient cities Rhethmynon and Chania, beautiful beaches and stunning views. We fell in love with Crete.

Then Mykonos. A beautiful little jewel of an island with beautiful beaches and ancient cities once attacked by pirates. A romantic dinner, tour of the island of Delos (incredible!) and getting lost in the maze of streets that make up Mykonos town.

Then onto Santorini. A jewel in the beauty of the Aegean Sea. Stunning hotel on the cliffs with a view that you never tired of, wine tours, a full day Catamaran sail to beaches and the Caldera ending with a magnificent sunset at Land's End. Santorini was the cherry on top of the trip. Truly a stunning island.

And everywhere we went the friendly, hospitable and welcoming Greek people. We can't say enough on how well orchestrated this trip was. We had flawless connections, over-the-top accommodations, incredible guides, amazing excursions that did not disappoint at any of our island visits. "More than we could have ever imagined" is how we describe this trip to friends and family. We highly recommend this company and the travel agent who planned a trip exactly to fit us personally.

Thank you Zicasso for your stellar travel agents and fantastic job of Jackie who paired us up with such great agents to choose from.

Tanya and Ross

Luxury Greece Trip Review: Crete, Santorini, Athens, Catamaran Sunset Cruise, Acropolis, Botanical Gardens, Changing of the Guard

Traveled to several locations on Crete, Santorini, and Athens Greece having use this Travel Agency working with Dimitrios.Dimitrios was very helpful and responsive to my emails and calls and worked to understand the type of trip I was looking to put together. From the type and location of hotel properties, to the type of tour activities, he stuck with me through the process to make the trip - exactly what we wanted. And he even met up with us in Athens over lunch.As for the trip itself - many companies encouraged Santorini, Mykonos and Athens. I can not say enough about Crete - except that I wish I had more time there. If you can spend the time - Crete is a far superior destination to many of the smaller island - and should not be missed. We were in Santorini near the end of 'the season' - and we truly enjoyed missing the crowds. We got to relax and sit and enjoy. And of course the feel of the island - and the sunsets are - just as 'advertised'. Oh - and I thought the whole Catamaran Sunset Cruise thing was going to be a little 'touristy' but it was truly a great experience. Great to get in the water. Great to see the island from another perspective. Great staff and great food. (Have I overused the word Great?.... No. It was.)Athens - it turns out - is more than just the Acropolis. We truly enjoyed the Botanical Gardens, Changing of the Guard, walking down streets to find a hidden gem of a cafe or shop. And the people of Athens (Greeks and visitors both) were wonderful.We do wish we had more time - on Crete and to see more of the mainland as there are so many other places we did not have time to get to.... But we will come back.Great trip. Thank you travel company. Thank you Dimitrios. Thank you to the people of Greece!!

Luxury Greece Vacation Review: Athens, Crete, Delphi, Santorini Catamaran Cruise, Oia, Chania, Parthenon, Acropolis, Akatorini

We had a terrific trip because of the personal attention to our preferences and the knowledge of Greece of our agent at this Greece travel company. We had never used a travel agent before despite travelling extensively in Europe, but feared that travel logistics from one island to another and language difficulties would make travel planning daunting.

We wanted to something other than a cruise because we did not want to spend our time and meals with other tourists. To determine what kind of lodgings we preferred our agent asked just a few questions and then said "OK, I've got you" and she did. The hotel in Athens was at the foot of the Acropolis. The hotel on Santorini was in Oia, the most beautiful town on the island, and overlooked the sea. However, our favorite was a hotel in Chania, Crete that overlooked an ancient Venetian harbor.

Our package included a private tour of the Acropolis and Delphi. The tour guide selected by our travel company was incredibly good--extremely knowledgeable, responsive to our preferences, and excellent company. At each airport or ferry arrival, we were greeted by a driver with a sign with our name on it (a new experience for us). The Athens driver also drove us to Delphi, and he was incredible. We had told our guide that we needed to be back to Athens that evening by 6 p.m. because we had a reservation at one of Athens' top restaurants. She shared this with the driver. Unfortunately, we hit both a substantial late-May hail storm and a massive (even by Athenian standards) traffic jam. Somehow, our driver got us back on time by driving a series of convoluted streets in the suburbs and the city.

The price of the trip did not seem significantly more than if we had made the arrangements ourselves and it would have been a much less enjoyable trip. I would recommend this company to any friend (I already have!) or family member.

Greece Luxury Trip Review: Cooking Class, Sunset Cruise, Food Tour, Acropolis, Culture, History, 10 Nights

My husband and I recently embarked on an unforgettable journey to Greece, exploring the breathtaking islands of Crete, Santorini, and Naxos, and the vibrant city of Athens. Our trip was meticulously planned and executed by Zicasso’s exceptional team, who went above and beyond to ensure every detail was perfect. From the moment we set foot in Greece until the day we reluctantly departed, they were with us every step of the way, turning our vacation into the memory of a lifetime.

Chania, Crete: Our adventure began in Chania, Crete, where we stayed at a luxurious hotel and spa. This boutique hotel, situated right on the waterfront, offered stunning views and impeccable service. The highlight of our stay in Crete was a delightful cooking class, where we learned to prepare traditional Cretan dishes with fresh, local ingredients. The warmth and hospitality of the staff at the hotel made us feel right at home.

Santorini: Next, we traveled to the iconic island of Santorini. Our hotel was nestled on the cliffs overlooking the caldera and provided an idyllic setting for our vacation. One of the most memorable experiences was the catamaran sunset cruise, on which we sailed around the island, marveling at the stunning volcanic landscape and enjoying a delicious onboard dinner as the sun set over the Aegean Sea. The hotel staff ensured every moment was magical. The hotel concierge kept in touch with us via WhatsApp. She was amazing!!!!

Naxos: Our journey continued to the charming island of Naxos. The hotel’s blend of traditional architecture and modern amenities provided a comfortable and stylish retreat. Our travel agency organized a fantastic Naxos town food tour, allowing us to savor the island’s culinary delights and learn about its rich history. We also embarked on a private village tour, exploring the quaint villages and experiencing the authentic Naxian way of life. The hospitality at the hotel was exceptional, making our stay truly memorable.

Athens: Our final destination was the bustling city of Athens. Located in the heart of the city, our luxurious hotel offered stunning views of the Acropolis and easy access to Athens’ historical sites. The staff went out of their way to ensure our stay was comfortable and enjoyable.

Outstanding Service: The personal touches provided by Zicasso’s travel agency truly set them apart. During the planning phase, I had the pleasure of speaking with the founder and lead travel designer. He took the time to understand our expectations and preferences, recommending Naxos instead of Mykonos based on our interest in food tours, culture, and history. Trusting his advice was one of the best decisions we made, as Naxos turned out to be one of our favorite islands.

His company’s commitment to our satisfaction was evident from the moment we landed in Athens, where we were greeted by an agent, with a lovely gift, who walked us to our gate for the flight to Chania. Throughout our trip, we communicated via WhatsApp, receiving daily messages with our boarding passes and itinerary. Their professionalism shone through when unexpected situations arose, such as a five-hour ferry delay in Crete. They reassured us continuously, adjusting our schedule as needed without any hassle.

When my luggage was lost on the flight from Naxos to Athens, the company promptly contacted the airline and ensured my luggage was delivered to our hotel in Athens. Their proactive and attentive service made all the difference.

Each hotel provided us with sumptuous breakfasts, a feast for the eyes and the palate, prepared by amazing chefs. The food throughout our trip was memorable and the hospitality at every location was outstanding.

Every trip I take from now on will be compared to this bucket-list vacation that Zicasso’s company planned for us. I would not hesitate to use them the next time I visit Greece, knowing it will be another dream trip.

Final Thoughts: The travel agency turned our Greek vacation into a seamless, extraordinary experience. Their attention to detail, personalized service, and commitment to excellence made our trip a true dream. If you’re planning a trip to Greece, I highly recommend them – they create memories that last a lifetime.

Greece Solo Vacation Review: Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, Acropolis, Minoan Civilization, Museums, 10 Nights

"I very highly recommend the services of Zicasso’s travel company for a wonderful, memorable trip to Greece."

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Best 7-Day Greece Itinerary: Islands, History & Culture

What to expect on this itinerary

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Athens – Ancient Greece, Plaka and the Acropolis

Santorini – More Ruins and History Before Sunset in Santorini

Santorini – Cruising Across the Blue and White Island of Santorini

Santorini – Santorini by Catamaran and Helicopter

Ellinika – Beauty and Archeology on the Island of Crete

Ellinika – Discovering the Lasithi Plateau and Elounda Peninsula

Athens – Day Trip to Delphi and the Temple of Apollo

Athens – Departure

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