The Capital Cities and Hidden Jewels of Greece
15 Days / 14 Nights
Athens, Delphi, Parga, Corfu, Ioannina, Meteora, Thessaloniki
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Athens
Delphi
Parga
Corfu
Ioannina
Meteora
Thessaloniki
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3 Nights in Athens
3 Nights in Athens
Although it's hard to not keep craning your head to take in the spectacle of the Acropolis at the center of town (especially when it's lit up at night), there's more to Athens than its dense concentration of ancient ruins. Athens is a center for contemporary art, with modern galleries sitting beside museums stuffed with art dating back millennia. This combination of the old and new is especially clear at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, a spectacular open-air theater that has hosted concerts and plays for nearly 2,000 years. The city's culture is also reflected in its diverse food and drink, which combines traditional Greek favorites with influences from across the Mediterranean, and the world, as fitting Athens' deep history as a humming harbor hub. While Athens' variety is enough to keep you busy, from the hidden back alleys of the center, to the city's showy coast, the city works well as a base for day trips, whether down the coast, or to the Peloponnese. Head to oracular Delphi, or hunt for where Lord Byron's carved his name into the monumental Temple of Poseidon at the tip of Cape Sounion.
Although it's hard to not keep craning your head to take in the spectacle of the Acropolis at the center of town (especially when it's lit up at night), there's more to Athens than its dense concentration of ancient ruins. Athens is a center for contemporary art, with modern galleries sitting beside museums stuffed with art dating back millennia. This combination of the old and new is especially clear at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, a spectacular open-air theater that has hosted concerts and plays for nearly 2,000 years. The city's culture is also reflected in its diverse food and drink, which combines traditional Greek favorites with influences from across the Mediterranean, and the world, as fitting Athens' deep history as a humming harbor hub. While Athens' variety is enough to keep you busy, from the hidden back alleys of the center, to the city's showy coast, the city works well as a base for day trips, whether down the coast, or to the Peloponnese. Head to oracular Delphi, or hunt for where Lord Byron's carved his name into the monumental Temple of Poseidon at the tip of Cape Sounion.
Day 1
Day 1 - Arrival in Athens
Upon your arrival in Athens, a driver will meet you and drive you to your centrally located accommodation. The drive takes about 45 minutes, depending on traffic.
Athens by Night Food and Wine Tasting Small Group Tour
As the sun sets, embark on a truly decadent foray into Greek gastronomy and viticulture. This immersive food tour includes two authentic eateries, followed by a wine tasting, in which an expert sommelier takes you through five different varieties, plus ouzo.
Love at First Sight
Day 2
Day 2 - Your First Full Day in Athens
Athens Highlights Mythology Group Tour
Discover the myths behind the greatest landmarks in Athens. Learn about Greek gods and heroes, and discover what really hides behind ancient myths. At the same time visit the best landmarks and sites in Athens, such as the Acropolis (Parthenon, theater of Dionysus, temple of Athena Nike, temple of Erechtheion, and the sanctuary of Asclepius), Olympian Zeus’ temple, the Ancient Agora, and the temple of Hephaestus.
Day 3
Day 3 - Your Second Full Day in Athens
The Three Island Group Cruise
Take advantage of Athens' seaside location with a cruise to three memorable islands. After departing under the early morning sun, you'll cruise across the Saronic Gulf to Hydra, an island just off the Peloponnese popular with celebrities. You'll marvel at the harbor town's charming architecture, and will have time for a leisurely stroll through its narrow streets (try looking for Leonard Cohen's house). The next destination is Poros, a quiet, beautifully verdant island known for its pleasant beaches and lemon groves. En route, you'll enjoy a folk show on the boat. Finally, you'll explore the cultural heritage of the island of Aegina, once one of Athens' main rivals.
Day 4
Day 4 - Traveling to Delphi by Private Transfer
It's time to say goodbye to the original metropolis and head to one of the most significant sites of the ancient Greek world, Delphi. We will arrange for a driver to pick you up from your accommodation in Athens and drive you to Delphi. The journey takes around two and a half hours door-to-door. Please note this is a non guided transfer. For additional fee we can arrange a stop on the way. We recommend visiting the Archeological Museum of Thebes or the City of Livadeia.
1 Night in Delphi
1 Night in Delphi
1 Night in Delphi
Lying graciously on the slopes of the pristine Mount Parnassus, this magnificent UNESCO-listed archaeological complex is a sanctuary which the ancient Greeks believed to be the “navel of the world”. According to Greek mythology, Zeus set two eagles free to determine the center of the world. When their paths crossed at Delphi, its status as the center of the world was proven. It is here that oracles channeled the prophecies of Apollo to those seeking his guidance, including great heroes, statesmen, and generals. Athenians, Spartans, Macedonians and Romans brought their offerings, to show off their glory and power, and in thankfulness to the divine wisdom they received. These gifts, many of which you can see today, are clear reminders of Delphi's importance, and past wealthy and prestige. With its central location, Delphi also played host to important competitions, from music and poetry to athletics. Its Pythian Games were equal in prestige to those at Olympia. Even after Delphi fell into the hands of the Romans, its cult and competitions flourished until the rise of Christianity.
Lying graciously on the slopes of the pristine Mount Parnassus, this magnificent UNESCO-listed archaeological complex is a sanctuary which the ancient Greeks believed to be the “navel of the world”. According to Greek mythology, Zeus set two eagles free to determine the center of the world. When their paths crossed at Delphi, its status as the center of the world was proven. It is here that oracles channeled the prophecies of Apollo to those seeking his guidance, including great heroes, statesmen, and generals. Athenians, Spartans, Macedonians and Romans brought their offerings, to show off their glory and power, and in thankfulness to the divine wisdom they received. These gifts, many of which you can see today, are clear reminders of Delphi's importance, and past wealthy and prestige. With its central location, Delphi also played host to important competitions, from music and poetry to athletics. Its Pythian Games were equal in prestige to those at Olympia. Even after Delphi fell into the hands of the Romans, its cult and competitions flourished until the rise of Christianity.
Day 4
Day 4 - Arrival in Delphi
Upon arrival to Delphi, your driver will take you to your centrally located accommodations.
Delphi Private Tour COPY
Visit the Temple of Apollo, where the famous oracle influenced many historic events. Explore the Theater of Delphi, the Athens Treasury, and enjoy stunning views of Mount Parnassos. Discover the Delphi Archaeological Museum to learn more about life in the ancient town. The site’s magical setting, with its spiritual power and breathtaking views of olive groves stretching to the Corinthian Gulf, captivated even the most powerful rulers of antiquity.
Day 5
Day 5 - Traveling to Parga by Private Transfer
Be ready for some coastal views today. It takes a little over four hours to reach Parga, your next stop. We'll have a driver meet you at your Delphi accommodation and drive you directly to Parga. Please note this is a non guided transfer.
2 Nights in Parga
2 Nights in Parga
2 Nights in Parga
A vibrant seaside town with a laid-back atmosphere, Parga is famed for its postcard-perfect colorful layout, with with picturesque, colorful homes along a beach flanked by cliffs and islets. The imposing Venetian Castle offers visitors spectacular scenery and dazzling views. The surrounding coastline is particularly enchanting, with secluded coves and remote beaches best discovered by boat. The nearby islands of Paxos and Antipaxos, with their dreamy beaches, silky white sand and inviting crystalline blue waters, are just as paradisiacal. Parga is especially idyllic at sunset. You can soak in its coastal charm on a leisurely walk along the harbor, or climb atop the castle and watch the sun dip below the horizon. End your perfect evening in one of the restaurants and tavernas along the waterfront.
A vibrant seaside town with a laid-back atmosphere, Parga is famed for its postcard-perfect colorful layout, with with picturesque, colorful homes along a beach flanked by cliffs and islets. The imposing Venetian Castle offers visitors spectacular scenery and dazzling views. The surrounding coastline is particularly enchanting, with secluded coves and remote beaches best discovered by boat. The nearby islands of Paxos and Antipaxos, with their dreamy beaches, silky white sand and inviting crystalline blue waters, are just as paradisiacal. Parga is especially idyllic at sunset. You can soak in its coastal charm on a leisurely walk along the harbor, or climb atop the castle and watch the sun dip below the horizon. End your perfect evening in one of the restaurants and tavernas along the waterfront.
Day 5
Day 5 - Arrival in Parga
Upon arrival to Parga, your driver will take you to your centrally located accommodations.
Explore the Venetian Castle
In the afternoon, we recommend heading to Parga's Venetian Castle, which is perched on a hill overlooking the spectacular Ionian Sea. This imposing fortress was initially constructed in the 11th century to protect the locals from the Ottoman Empire. Since 1572, the Venetians rebuilt this fortress four times, demolishing the previous walls and starting over to make it even stronger. The castle has a lovely cafe, where you can admire the glorious sunset from the shade of pines. Then, slowly make your way down the narrow alleyway lined with souvenir shops and cafes until you reach the quaint harbor dotted with seaside tavernas and bars.
Day 6
Day 6 - Your First Full Day in Parga
Parga Sea Kayaking Small Group Tour
Begin your expedition from the beautiful Lichnos Beach and head north towards Parga, revealing captivating landscapes. Swim at the hidden paradise of "Lefkos Gremos" beach with its turquoise waters and powdery white sands, and enjoy views of Parga's picturesque islets and the impressive "Panagia". Your adventure is then enhanced by exploring Aphrodite's sea cave and witnessing the historic Castle of Parga from the crystalline waters.
The Islet of the Virgin Mary
Nestled just off the coast of Parga, the Islet of the Virgin Mary is a captivating gem despite its petite size. Despite its modest dimensions, this enchanting isle boasts two charming churches, a secluded beach, and a historic French fortress. Accessible by a leisurely swim or, for added charm, a five-minute paddleboat or rowboat journey, the island beckons with a blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Whether you choose to traverse the azure waters or embark on a quaint boat ride, the Islet of the Virgin Mary promises a delightful escape, inviting you to explore its intimate shores and immerse yourself in its historical and coastal treasures.
Day 7
Day 7 - Traveling to Corfu by Private Transfer
Today you're off to Corfu. Your driver will pick you up from your accommodations and take you to the port in Igoumenitsa. From there, you will take a short ferry to Corfu. The private transfer takes around 1 hour and the ferry takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.
3 Nights in Corfu
3 Nights in Corfu
3 Nights in Corfu
The jewel of the Ionian Sea, Corfu exudes a sense of elegance, nostalgia and aristocratic grandeur. Its charming old town, with its noble architecture, sophisticated ambience, and impeccable sea views, has a prime spot on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Corfu’s multicultural history is a juxtaposition of conquests by the Venetians, French, and British. Their stories are reflected in the island’s eclectic, neoclassical, and Art Nouveau architecture. Corfu's historical center is protected by two Venetian Fortresses: the Old Fortress which played a crucial role in Corfu’s history protecting the island from many sieges, and the hilltop New Fortress, with its vaulted passageways, underground galleries, and astonishing views of the Old Town. Discover the island’s unique history by visiting a few of its grand palaces, like the Achilleion Palace, built by Empress Elizabeth ("Sisi") of Austria in 1892, with its luscious gardens and impressive collection of marble statues. Corfu's countryside is dotted with pretty villages, expansive olive groves, vineyards, and herbal gardens. The coastline is a dream world of its own, with crystalline azure waters and secret coves only accessible by boat.
The jewel of the Ionian Sea, Corfu exudes a sense of elegance, nostalgia and aristocratic grandeur. Its charming old town, with its noble architecture, sophisticated ambience, and impeccable sea views, has a prime spot on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Corfu’s multicultural history is a juxtaposition of conquests by the Venetians, French, and British. Their stories are reflected in the island’s eclectic, neoclassical, and Art Nouveau architecture. Corfu's historical center is protected by two Venetian Fortresses: the Old Fortress which played a crucial role in Corfu’s history protecting the island from many sieges, and the hilltop New Fortress, with its vaulted passageways, underground galleries, and astonishing views of the Old Town. Discover the island’s unique history by visiting a few of its grand palaces, like the Achilleion Palace, built by Empress Elizabeth ("Sisi") of Austria in 1892, with its luscious gardens and impressive collection of marble statues. Corfu's countryside is dotted with pretty villages, expansive olive groves, vineyards, and herbal gardens. The coastline is a dream world of its own, with crystalline azure waters and secret coves only accessible by boat.
Day 7
Day 7 - Arrival in Corfu
Upon arrival at Corfu's Port, your driver will meet you and take you to your centrally located accommodation.
For Your Eyes Only
After you arrive in Corfu, we recommend heading to one of the main town's must-sees: Palaio Frourio, a 15th-century Venetian fortress. Separated from the town by a moat, the fortress boasts two small peaks, or korypha, that are the source of Corfu's name. While the fort tends to draw visitors for its history, some come for its breathtaking views or because it was one of the locations in the James Bond film "For Your Eyes Only."
Day 8
Day 8 - Your First Full Day in Corfu
Ultimate Old Town Private Tour
This private tour is the best way to experience the rich cultural heritage of Corfu. Influenced by the Venetians, French, and British, Corfu boasts an unrivaled architectural legacy and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll explore iconic fortresses, such as the New Fortress, which has stunning panoramic views, and historical landmarks like Contra Fosa, Michael & Georges' Palace, and Spianada Square. With an expert local guide, you'll uncover the hidden gems of Corfu, from the Campiello district to the Old Fortress, and enjoy a delightful coffee break along the way.
For History Lovers
Discover the Achilleion Palace, built by Empress Elizabeth ("Sisi") of Austria in 1892, with its luscious gardens. As the name implies, this place was built with Achilles in mind, complete with a sculpture garden centered around a noteworthy statue of Achilles dying. Another iconic landmark, closely linked to Corfu's history, is the Vlacherna Monastery, a nunnery located in a tiny island off the Corfiot coast. To visit, you have to walk along a narrow pier. The 17th century cloister's bright white architecture stands out against the background of the blue waters surrounding it, creating an iconic image that is even more beautiful in person than in photographs.
Day 9
Day 9 - Your Second Full Day in Corfu
Best of Corfu Half-Day Private Driving Tour
Engage in this half-day Corfu highlights tour and explore the most important attractions of the island from the comfort of your private luxury vehicle. Ideal for those visiting the Homeric island of the Phaeacians for the first time, immerse into the beauty and history of the jewel of the Ionian Sea. From imperial palaces to tiny picturesque islands and of course, the Italianate beauty of the magnificent town of Corfu, it is certain that this tour will captivate your senses and create a memorable experience for you, your family and friends.
Unusual Flavor Combinations
Day 10
Day 10 - Traveling to Ioannina by Ferry
Today you're headed to one of the under the radar delights of mainland Greece, Ioannina. First, you'll be picked up from your accommodation in Corfu and taken to the ferry port in plenty of time for the departing ferry to Igoumenitsa. At the other end, another driver will meet you so you can continue the journey over land to Ioannina. For an additional fee we can include a stop in Dodoni, at the Temple of Zeus - an important ancient Greek archaeological site. The ferry takes around 1 hour and 30 minutes and the private transfer from the port to Ioannina takes another hour.
2 Nights in Ioannina
2 Nights in Ioannina
2 Nights in Ioannina
Small but charming, Ioannina's history is closely linked to Ali Pasha, the ruthless and divisive provincial leader who made Ioannina into a center of Greek culture in the late 18th century, at great cost. Ioannina's castle, a lakeside Byzantine fortress with earlier elements, was made into a palace by Ali Pasha, with generous green spaces and historical monuments, mosques, and museums covering the town's cosmopolitan past. Ioannina's modern museums cover topics from its Christian, Islamic, and Jewish past, to Byzantine history and art, and the town's famed silversmiths. Lake Pamvotis is home to tiny Ioannina Island, which somehow manages to fit seven monasteries, forming Greece's third largest monastic community. Here, you'll also find the Museum of Ali Pasha, in the monastery where he was assassinated at the end of a failed rebellion against the Ottoman Empire.
Small but charming, Ioannina's history is closely linked to Ali Pasha, the ruthless and divisive provincial leader who made Ioannina into a center of Greek culture in the late 18th century, at great cost. Ioannina's castle, a lakeside Byzantine fortress with earlier elements, was made into a palace by Ali Pasha, with generous green spaces and historical monuments, mosques, and museums covering the town's cosmopolitan past. Ioannina's modern museums cover topics from its Christian, Islamic, and Jewish past, to Byzantine history and art, and the town's famed silversmiths. Lake Pamvotis is home to tiny Ioannina Island, which somehow manages to fit seven monasteries, forming Greece's third largest monastic community. Here, you'll also find the Museum of Ali Pasha, in the monastery where he was assassinated at the end of a failed rebellion against the Ottoman Empire.
Day 10
Day 10 - Arrival in Ioannina
Upon arrival to Ioannina, your driver will take you to your centrally located accommodations.
Stroll Around the Historic Centre
Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Ioannina's historic center, where Christian, Muslim, and Jewish influences intertwine seamlessly. A must-explore destination, the vibrant streets are adorned with charming bars, mezedopoleia offering delectable small portions, and inviting coffee shops. Each establishment in this diverse quarter provides a unique opportunity to savor the multifaceted flavors of Ioannina's history and heritage, making it an essential and delightful aspect of your visit.
Day 11
Day 11 - Your First Full Day in Ioannina
Vikos Gorge Hiking Small Group Tour
Vikos Gorge, being part of the wonderful Vikos-Aoos National Park, is listed in the Guinness book of records for a reason. With its canyons, springs, rivers and mountains, it surely has a lot to offer for everyone who loves hiking and the stunningly beautiful nature in general.
Day 12
Day 12 - Traveling to Meteora by Private Transfer
Today you're headed further inland, to the spectacular monasteries of Meteora. The journey takes just a couple of hours but should you wish to make a day of it, for an additional fee we can recommend a stop in Metsovo, another town in the Epirus region of Greece, renowned for its Neohellenic Art and Folk Art Museums. The detour to Metsovo adds another three hours.
1 Night in Meteora
1 Night in Meteora
1 Night in Meteora
As the name (meaning "high in the air") implies, Meteora seems suspended in space. The six monasteries (some dating as far back as the 11th century) sitting above dramatic rocky pillars are UNESCO-listed, and Greece's second most important pilgrimage destination, after Mount Athos. The views here are breathtaking, and can seem hard to believe, attracting tourists and film crews alike. Inside, you'll find a rich collection of artifacts explaining the last thousand years of events and belief. Beyond, explore the region's rugged landscape, whether hiking from monastery to monastery, or ascending the surrounding peaks.
As the name (meaning "high in the air") implies, Meteora seems suspended in space. The six monasteries (some dating as far back as the 11th century) sitting above dramatic rocky pillars are UNESCO-listed, and Greece's second most important pilgrimage destination, after Mount Athos. The views here are breathtaking, and can seem hard to believe, attracting tourists and film crews alike. Inside, you'll find a rich collection of artifacts explaining the last thousand years of events and belief. Beyond, explore the region's rugged landscape, whether hiking from monastery to monastery, or ascending the surrounding peaks.
Day 12
Day 12 - Arrival in Meteora
Upon arrival in Meteora, your driver will take you to your centrally located accommodations.
Majestic Meteora Sunset Group Tour
On this captivating journey to the historic monastic community of Meteora, perched atop towering rocks, you will be able to explore all six Holy Monasteries and have the chance to enter one. Accompanied by a knowledgeable local guide, delve into the area's history and geological marvels with scenic stops and insightful walks. Conclude your tour with a breathtaking sunset view from the best vantage point, where you can witness the sun descending behind the majestic Pindos mountain range. Capture the mesmerizing play of light and colors before returning to your accommodations, cherishing this once-in-a-lifetime Meteora sunset experience.
Day 13
Day 13 - Traveling to Thessaloniki by Private Transfer
It's time to move on once more, today to Thessaloniki. We'll arrange for a driver to pick you up from your accommodation in Meteora. It's a three hour long drive, door-to-door.
2 Nights in Thessaloniki
2 Nights in Thessaloniki
2 Nights in Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest city, offers urban sophistication and cultural diversity. With its ancient roots, Thessaloniki, also known as Saloniki and Salonica, offers a delightful amalgam of historical, culinary, and cultural activities. Due to its prime location, this city has had many rulers, from the Venetians to the Saracens to the Ottomans. For centuries, Thessaloniki was Byzantium's second largest and wealthiest city, after Constantinople, and it even served as a "co-capital" at times. Thessaloniki was a haven for Sephardic Jews fleeing Spanish persecution, a group that for a time formed most of the city's population, and which is still visible in the city's diverse architecture, music, and cuisine. While compact in size, Thessaloniki is home to 15 UNESCO-listed monuments. The expansive harbor is its heart and soul, offering magnificent views of Thermaikos Bay. This urban waterfront is the center of many of Thessaloniki’s happenings, as well as the location of its iconic landmarks, such as the White Tower and the Monument of Alexander the Great. Its former warehouses now house the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Thessaloniki Museum of Photography, and the Thessaloniki Cinema Museum.
Thessaloniki, Greece’s second largest city, offers urban sophistication and cultural diversity. With its ancient roots, Thessaloniki, also known as Saloniki and Salonica, offers a delightful amalgam of historical, culinary, and cultural activities. Due to its prime location, this city has had many rulers, from the Venetians to the Saracens to the Ottomans. For centuries, Thessaloniki was Byzantium's second largest and wealthiest city, after Constantinople, and it even served as a "co-capital" at times. Thessaloniki was a haven for Sephardic Jews fleeing Spanish persecution, a group that for a time formed most of the city's population, and which is still visible in the city's diverse architecture, music, and cuisine. While compact in size, Thessaloniki is home to 15 UNESCO-listed monuments. The expansive harbor is its heart and soul, offering magnificent views of Thermaikos Bay. This urban waterfront is the center of many of Thessaloniki’s happenings, as well as the location of its iconic landmarks, such as the White Tower and the Monument of Alexander the Great. Its former warehouses now house the Museum of Contemporary Art, the Thessaloniki Museum of Photography, and the Thessaloniki Cinema Museum.
Day 13
Day 13 - Arrival in Thessaloniki
Upon arrival to Thessaloniki, your driver will take you to your centrally located accommodations.
Follow the Locals to the Waterfront
Day 14
Day 14 - Your First Full Day in Thessaloniki
Thessaloniki Walking Half Day Private Tour
The Authentic Upper Town
Day 15
Day 15 - Departure Day
On this day a driver will pick you up from your accommodation and take you to the airport for your departing flight.
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