Honeymoon Itinerary in Greece

1. Day 1: Athens - Acropolis
   30 minutes (20 km) from Athens International Airport

   Visit the Acropolis of Athens to experience Greece's most significant ancient citadel situated above the city.

2. Day 2: Santorini - Oia
   55 minutes (14.7 km) by ferry from Athinios Port

   Explore the picturesque village of Oia to witness the famous sunset, charming alleys, and distinct architecture.

3. Day 3: Mykonos - Little Venice & Windmills
   4 hours (160.6 km) by ferry from Santorini

   Discover the romantic waterside Little Venice area's restaurants and bars, and the iconic Windmills of Kato Myli.

4. Day 4: Corfu - Paleokastritsa Beach
   1 hour (41.3 km) by plane from Mykonos

   Relax on the stunning Paleokastritsa Beach surrounded by rocky cliffs and clear water, perfect for a day of leisure with your significant other.

5. Day 5: Rhodes - Medieval City
   2 hours (667 km) by ferry from Corfu

   Take a stroll and explore the remarkably preserved Medieval City of Rhodes with its wooden balconies and mosaic pavements.

6. Day 6: Crete - Samaria Gorge
   1 hour (45.5 km) by plane from Rhodes

   Embark on an unforgettable, adventurous experience hiking through the 16 km long Samaria Gorge, the largest in Europe.

7. Day 7: Athens - National Archaeological Museum
   30 minutes (20 km) from Athens International Airport

   Spend some time at the famous National Archaeological Museum that holds the most extensive collection of Greek artifacts in the world.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Acropolis (2-3 hours, €30)
• Oia (3-4 hours, €20)
• Little Venice & Windmills (2-3 hours, €50)
• Paleokastritsa Beach (5-6 hours, €15)
• Medieval City of Rhodes (3-4 hours, €30)
• Samaria Gorge (6-7 hours, €20)
• National Archaeological Museum (3-4 hours, €15)
Total Estimated Costs: €180

Useful Tips

For more time, you can visit the island of Naxos, known for its white-sand beaches and traditional village of Halki. On the other hand, if you have less time, you can skip Crete and Samaria Gorge and fly straight back to Athens from Rhodes.