Start your trip by exploring the ancient history of Athens. The Acropolis Museum houses artifacts from the iconic hilltop site, while the Parthenon temple is one of the most famous landmarks in Greece. You'll experience ancient Greece right at your fingertips.
Spend the day at the ancient site of Delphi, once considered the center of the world. Marvel at the impressive ruins of the Temple of Apollo and the athletically inspired stadium.
One of the most popular Greek islands beckons for day 3. Head to Oia for its scenic beauty and perfect capture of what Greece is known for. Stick around for a pre-sunset dinner and head to Kamari Beach for a peaceful evening stroll.
Next, continue your island hopping and head to the glitz and glamour of Mykonos. Paradise Beach is the place to be for a lively scene, and the picturesque area of Little Venice, where cafes and bars line the waterfront, makes for a perfect evening wander.
Make your way to the charming coastal town of Nafplio for a change of pace. The old town and Palamidi Castle are great places to soak in the town’s scenic beauty and rich history.
Find yourself tucked away in the unique, awe-inspiring beauty of Meteora; a sight of age-old monasteries perched upon towering rock formations. You will be left breathless by the view, as well as the spiritual feeling that accompanies the visit to the monasteries.
You last day of sleuthing the beauties of Greece lands you at Thessaloniki’s thriving urban area with a city-wide collection of museums and cultural points of interest. Stroll around the stylish Aristotelous Square and visit the iconic White Tower of Thessaloniki.
Travel between locations will require a combination of planes, car rentals and ferry. It's best practice to make arrangements for travel between two locations the night before their intended departure. Travel costs are estimated at 150 € and travel time will vary upon mode of transportation.
If you have more time consider taking a detour to the lesser known Greek islands. If you are short of time, consider skipping Santorini and spending more time in Athens.
The major international airport in Greece is Athens Airport (ATH), which serves as your entry point. The airport is located about 20 km east of Athens center. Another airport you can consider is Thessaloniki Airport (SKG), the second-largest and located to the north of Greece, almost 3-4 hours drive from Athens.