"Our Greece tour was a truly unforgettable experience. From the moment we arrived in Athens, we were captivated by the history, culture, and beauty of the country. The Acropolis was mesmerizing, and walking through the ancient ruins of Delphi felt like stepping back in time. Santorini, with its iconic blue-domed churches and breathtaking sunsets, was a dream come true. The Greek cuisine, especially the moussaka and fresh seafood, was delicious. We felt like we were in a different world, and we can’t wait to visit again!"
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Explore Greece
Greece is a Mediterranean paradise known for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. Famous for being the birthplace of Western civilization, it boasts iconic historical landmarks like the Acropolis of Athens, the Parthenon, and the ancient ruins of Delphi. Greece’s idyllic islands, such as Santorini, Mykonos, and Crete, are famous for their whitewashed buildings, crystal-clear waters, and breathtaking sunsets. The country offers a perfect mix of ancient history, beautiful beaches, delicious cuisine (including moussaka and souvlaki), and warm hospitality, making it a top destination for travelers from around the world.
Places You'll See
Tour Highlights
- Well planned Tour itinerary.
- Kitchen as per our own convenience.
- Best hotels through out the tour.
- Unique tour of Scenic Beauty
- Stay in destinations that have proper facilities like hospitals, Market.
- Our groups are scheduled back to back, which is very helpful.
Tour Itinerary
Greece
5 Days 6 Nights
Greece:
Athens,Santorini,Mykonos,Crete,Rhodes,Thessaloniki,Corfu.
Days Plan
Morning:
- Arrive in Athens and transfer to your hotel.
- Check-in and get settled.
Late Morning to Afternoon:
- Explore the Acropolis: Visit the Acropolis Museum and the iconic Parthenon temple, along with other ancient structures like the Temple of Athena Nike and Erechtheion.
- Walk around the ancient site and learn about Athens' historical significance.
Lunch: Have lunch at a local taverna, trying classic dishes like moussaka, souvlaki, or a refreshing Greek salad.
Afternoon:
- Plaka District: Wander through the charming old town of Plaka, where you can shop for souvenirs, enjoy the lively atmosphere, and grab a coffee at a café.
Evening:
- Dinner in Psiri or Monastiraki: These neighborhoods offer a mix of traditional Greek tavernas and modern eateries with views of the Acropolis at night.
- Optional: Take a stroll to Syntagma Square and enjoy the changing of the guard ceremony in front of the Hellenic Parliament.
Morning:
- Take a morning bus or guided tour to Delphi, around 2.5 hours from Athens.
- Visit the Temple of Apollo where the famous Oracle once resided.
- Explore the Theater, Stadium, and the Archaeological Museum of Delphi.
Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Greek lunch in Delphi with a view of the surrounding mountains.
Afternoon:
- Return to Athens in the late afternoon.
Evening:
- Relax at a local café or enjoy dinner at Plaka or Monastiraki.
Option 2: Cape Sounion and the Temple of Poseidon
Morning:
- Head to Cape Sounion, a scenic 1.5-hour drive from Athens.
- Visit the Temple of Poseidon, perched on the cliffs above the Aegean Sea.
Lunch: Have lunch at a seaside restaurant with views of the temple and the Mediterranean.
Afternoon:
- Relax by the sea: Take a dip or enjoy the natural beauty of the coast before heading back to Athens.
Evening:
- Return to Athens and enjoy dinner in the city.
Morning:
- Take an early flight or ferry to Santorini (flight is about 45 minutes, ferry takes around 5 hours).
- Check-in to your hotel in Fira or Oia.
Late Morning:
- Explore Oia: Wander the charming streets of Oia and enjoy the famous Santorini sunset view from the town's iconic blue-domed churches.
Lunch: Enjoy a traditional Greek lunch in Oia, featuring fresh seafood or fava (a local dish of split peas).
Afternoon:
- Visit the Archaeological Site of Akrotiri: Explore the ruins of an ancient Minoan city that was preserved by volcanic ash.
Evening:
- Dinner in Oia: Enjoy dinner at a restaurant with a view of the caldera.
- Sunset: Make sure to find a spot to watch the breathtaking Santorini sunset from Oia.
Morning:
- Fira and Cable Car Ride: Visit the bustling town of Fira, Santorini's capital. Take the cable car down to the old port for some great views of the island.
Lunch: Have lunch with views of the caldera, sampling Santorini specialties like tomato keftedes (tomato fritters).
Afternoon:
- Relax at the Beach: Visit the Black Sand Beaches at Kamari or Perissa for a relaxing afternoon by the sea.
- Alternatively, head to the Santorini Wine Museum and taste some local wines like Assyrtiko.
Evening:
Dinner in Fira: Try another seaside taverna and enjoy traditional Greek dishes like grilled octopus or lamb kleftiko.
Optional: Go on a sunset cruise around the caldera to enjoy Santorini's natural beauty from the water.
Morning:
- Take an early ferry (about 2-3 hours) to Mykonos, one of Greece’s most famous islands.
- Check-in at your hotel, preferably near Mykonos Town (Chora).
Late Morning:
- Explore Mykonos Town (Chora): Wander the narrow streets, explore whitewashed houses, and visit the famous Windmills of Mykonos.
Lunch: Try fresh seafood at a café by the harbor or in the Little Venice district.
Afternoon:
- Visit Delos Island: Take a short boat ride to Delos, an uninhabited island and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the ancient ruins, including the Temple of Apollo, Theater, and House of Dionysus.
Evening:
Dinner: Dine at one of Mykonos' trendy restaurants or seaside tavernas.
Nightlife: Mykonos is famous for its vibrant nightlife. Head to Mykonos Town or visit famous clubs like Cavo Paradiso.
Day 6: Mykonos & Departure
Morning:
- Relax at a Beach: Spend your last morning lounging on Psarou Beach or Paradise Beach. If you're up for it, enjoy some watersports.
Lunch: Have a light lunch by the beach before preparing for your journey home.
Afternoon:
- Depending on your flight time, enjoy some last-minute shopping in Mykonos Town or take a relaxing walk by the harbor.
Evening:
- Departure: Take a flight from Mykonos back to Athens for your international departure or directly back home if your flight departs from Mykonos.
Summary of the 5-Day, 6-Night Greece Itinerary:
- Day 1: Arrival in Athens, visit the Acropolis and Plaka District.
- Day 2: Day trip to either Delphi (ancient ruins) or Cape Sounion (Temple of Poseidon).
- Day 3: Travel to Santorini, explore Oia and Akrotiri.
- Day 4: Explore Fira, enjoy the beaches, and have a wine-tasting experience.
- Day 5: Travel to Mykonos, explore the town, visit Delos Island, and enjoy the nightlife.
- Day 6: Relax on the beaches of Mykonos and depart.
Notes:
• 2 passport size photos
• Adult – Original + photocopy of any of the ID proof i.e. Aadhar Card / Driving Licence / Voters ID / Passport
• Child – Original + photocopy of any of the ID proof i.e. Aadhar Card / School ID / Passport
• Infant – Aadhar Card / Birth certificate
• NRI / Foreign nationals – Mandatory Passport + Valid Indian visa / OCI card / PIO card
• Above mentioned ID proof is mandatory at the time of booking and carry the same ID proof on tour as well
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— Rajesh
What an incredible vacation! Greece was everything we hoped for and more. The scenic beauty of Mykonos and the relaxed vibe of the island made it feel like paradise. We had an amazing time exploring the ancient ruins in Athens, especially the Parthenon, which was the highlight of our trip. The stunning views from the cliffs of Santorini during sunset were truly magical. The warmth of the Greek people and their hospitality made us feel at home. This tour was one for the books, and we’ll always cherish the memories."
— Nisha
"Greece was like a dream! The combination of history and natural beauty left us in awe. From the ancient ruins in Athens to the charming streets of Crete, every day was filled with new wonders. The highlight for us was exploring the beautiful islands—Santorini's sunsets were nothing short of spectacular, and Mykonos was a great place for relaxation and fun. We also enjoyed the local Greek food, especially the baklava and tzatziki! Our guide was informative and made our trip even more enjoyable. We would love to visit Greece again soon!"
— Manjoot
The best time to visit Greece depends on what kind of experience you’re seeking, as the country offers diverse experiences ranging from historical tours to beach vacations. Here’s a breakdown of the ideal times to visit Greece:
1. Spring (April to June)
Why Visit?
- Weather: Pleasant and mild, with temperatures ranging from 15°C to 25°C (59°F to 77°F). This is perfect for sightseeing, outdoor activities, and exploring the cities and islands.
- Fewer Crowds: This is the ideal time to visit if you want to avoid the summer tourist crowds. Most historical sites, like the Acropolis in Athens, are less crowded.
- Beautiful Landscapes: The country’s landscapes are lush and green, especially in areas like Crete, Peloponnese, and Corfu, making it a great time for hiking and exploring nature.
- Festivals: The Greek Orthodox Easter (usually in April) is a major celebration with unique cultural events, traditional food, and ceremonies.
Best For:
- Sightseeing (e.g., Athens, Crete, Santorini)
- Hiking and outdoor activities
- Cultural festivals
2. Summer (July to August)
Why Visit?
- Weather: Hot and sunny, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F), particularly in Athens and mainland Greece, and even higher in some islands. The coastal regions and islands can be more bearable due to sea breezes.
- Peak Season for Beaches: If you’re looking for a beach vacation, this is the time for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. Islands like Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, and Rhodes are popular.
- Lively Atmosphere: This is the high season for tourism, and the islands come alive with music, parties, and vibrant nightlife. There are numerous events, especially in Mykonos and Santorini.
Drawbacks:
- Crowds and Higher Prices: Tourist sites and beaches can be crowded, and accommodation prices are at their peak. Book well in advance if you plan to visit in summer.
Best For:
- Beach lovers
- Party-goers and vibrant nightlife
- Island hopping and outdoor festivals
3. Autumn (September to October)
Why Visit?
- Weather: Still warm, but much more comfortable than the intense heat of summer, with temperatures ranging from 20°C to 28°C (68°F to 82°F). The weather is perfect for sightseeing, outdoor activities, and enjoying the beaches.
- Fewer Tourists: While the crowds start to dwindle after the peak summer season, the weather remains ideal for outdoor activities and exploring the islands and mainland.
- Harvest Season: Autumn is harvest time in Greece, which means it’s a great time for food lovers to enjoy fresh local produce like grapes, olives, and figs, as well as participate in wine-tasting activities.
- Beautiful Fall Scenery: The islands and mainland regions start to show off their autumn colors, and the olive trees, vineyards, and forests provide a scenic backdrop.
Best For:
- Wine enthusiasts (grape harvesting and wine tasting)
- Exploring both the islands and mainland without the summer crowds
- Outdoor activities like hiking and sightseeing
4. Winter (November to March)
Why Visit?
- Weather: Winter in Greece is mild compared to many European destinations, with temperatures ranging from 10°C to 20°C (50°F to 68°F) on the mainland, though it can be colder in the mountains (especially in places like Crete or Metsovo).
- Fewer Tourists: If you want to avoid crowds and enjoy a more local experience, winter is the off-season for tourists. Many popular tourist spots are quieter, and you can enjoy a more relaxed atmosphere.
- Winter Sports: Greece offers ski resorts in the Caucasus Mountains (like Parnassos and Vasilitsa) and Peloponnese. Snow activities are perfect for those who enjoy winter sports.
Drawbacks:
- Limited Island Access: Many of the islands, such as Mykonos and Santorini, become less accessible due to off-season schedules, with fewer ferries and services available.
- Cooler Temperatures: While the weather is generally mild, winter isn’t the best time for beach vacations.
Best For:
- Budget travelers looking to avoid crowds
- Skiing and winter sports in mountain areas
- Enjoying local culture and quieter sites
Summary: Best Time to Visit Greece
- Best Overall Time (for mild weather and fewer crowds): April to June and September to October (Spring and Autumn).
- Best for Beach Vacations and Nightlife: July to August (Summer) if you don’t mind the heat and crowds.
- Best for Winter Sports and Quieter Travel: November to March (Winter).
Reaching Greece is relatively easy, as it is a popular travel destination with excellent international connections. Here’s how you can travel to Greece, whether by air, sea, or land:
1. By Air:
The most common and convenient way to reach Greece is by air travel. Greece has several international airports, with the main gateway being Athens International Airport (Elefthérios Venizélos).
Major Airports in Greece:
- Athens International Airport (ATH) – The largest and busiest airport in Greece, serving as a hub for both domestic and international flights.
- Thessaloniki Airport (SKG) – Serves the second-largest city in Greece, Thessaloniki, with both domestic and international flights.
- Santorini (Thira) International Airport (JTR) – Located on the popular island of Santorini.
- Mykonos Airport (JMK) – A key airport for travelers heading to the island of Mykonos.
- Heraklion Airport (HER) – The main airport for Crete, one of Greece’s most famous islands.
Flights to Greece:
Direct International Flights: Greece is well connected to cities worldwide. Airlines like Aegean Airlines, Olympic Air, Ryanair, and EasyJet offer direct flights from major cities across Europe, the Middle East, North America, and more.
Example:
- From Europe: Direct flights are available from cities like London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Madrid, and Amsterdam.
- From North America: You can fly from major cities like New York, Toronto, and Montreal to Athens or Thessaloniki with direct flights from airlines like Delta, American Airlines, or Air Canada.
- From the Middle East: Direct flights are available from cities like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Doha.
Connecting Flights: If you’re coming from regions not directly connected to Greece, you can take connecting flights via major hubs such as Istanbul, Frankfurt, London, Dubai, or Rome.
Airport Transfers:
- Athens: From Athens International Airport, you can take a taxi, private shuttle, or the metro (Line 3) to reach the city center.
- Island Airports: For islands like Mykonos, Santorini, or Crete, taxis, buses, and hotel shuttles are available. Many islands also have ferries that can take you to and from other nearby islands.
2. By Sea:
If you are already in a nearby Mediterranean country, traveling to Greece by ferry is a popular and scenic option.
Ferries to Greece:
- From Italy: Several ferries run between Italian cities (e.g., Venice, Ancona, Brindisi, Bari) and Greek ports, such as Patras, Igoumenitsa, and Piraeus (Athens’ main port).
- From Turkey: Ferries operate between Izmir, Bodrum, Kusadasi, and Kos, Rhodes, and other nearby Greek islands.
- From Albania: Ferries are available from Durrës to Corfu and other coastal islands.
Popular Ferry Routes:
- Piraeus (Athens) to Islands: Ferries depart frequently from Piraeus Port in Athens to popular islands like Mykonos, Santorini, Crete, and Rhodes.
- Venice/Ancona to Patras or Igoumenitsa: These routes are popular for travelers coming from Italy to Greece.
Ferries can be booked online or directly at port terminals. Booking in advance is recommended, especially during the summer months when tourism peaks.
3. By Land:
You can also reach Greece overland if you’re traveling from neighboring countries, especially if you’re already in Europe.
From Turkey:
- If you’re coming from Turkey, the most common entry points are the border towns of Edirne (Turkey) to Kavala (Greece) or Komotini. Buses and trains are available from Istanbul to Thessaloniki or Athens.
From Bulgaria:
- Bus and train connections are available from Sofia (Bulgaria) to Thessaloniki and Athens. The journey is usually around 4-5 hours.
From North Macedonia:
- You can take buses from Skopje to Thessaloniki or Athens.
By Car:
- If you have a car, you can drive to Greece from neighboring countries like Bulgaria, Turkey, or North Macedonia. Greece has an extensive road network, including highways linking to these countries.
Public Transport:
- International buses run from various cities in Europe (such as Belgrade, Budapest, Sarajevo) to Athens and other Greek cities. Major bus companies like KTEL operate domestic routes throughout Greece, connecting cities to islands and ports.
4. By Train (from Europe):
- Train travel is a more scenic and relaxed way to reach Greece from certain European cities, although it requires some transfers:
- From Italy: You can take a train from Milan to Venice, then board an overnight ferry to Greece (e.g., to Patras).
- From Bulgaria or Serbia, trains connect to Thessaloniki.
5. Travel Within Greece:
Once you arrive in Greece, you can easily travel around by:
- Ferries: For island hopping, ferries connect popular islands like Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Rhodes, and more.
- Buses: Greece has an extensive bus network (e.g., KTEL buses) that connects major cities, towns, and islands.
- Trains: Trains are available for some mainland routes, such as Athens to Thessaloniki.
- Car: Renting a car is a great way to explore mainland Greece and smaller islands.
Summary: How to Reach Greece
- By Air: Fly into Athens, Thessaloniki, or Greek islands (like Santorini, Mykonos). Numerous international flights are available.
- By Sea: Ferries operate from Italy, Turkey, Albania, and nearby countries to Greek ports like Piraeus, Patras, and Rhodes.
- By Land: You can reach Greece by bus, train, or car from neighboring countries like Turkey, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia.
- Domestic Travel: Once in Greece, use ferries, buses, trains, or rental cars to explore cities and islands.
Traveling to Greece is easy, and you have many options depending on where you’re coming from and your preferences for convenience, cost, and experience.
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