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7 Days in Greece, incl. Athens and Delphi
Ancient wonders await across 6 iconic Greek cities, from Athens' Acropolis to Delphi's Temple of Apollo. UNESCO sites include Mycenae's Lion Gate, Olympia's original Olympic stadium, and Meteora's cliff-top monasteries.
- Days 1-2
Athens
Start your week in Athens while adjusting to the timezone. Visit the Panathenaic Stadium and Acropolis early. Get to the Acropolis by 8 AM to avoid crowds and intense heat. A previous visitor shared: "The morning Athens tour was perfect timing – by afternoon the sun was intense on those marble steps." Stay in Plaka for easy access to major sites and plenty of dining options in the evening.
- Day 3
Athens to Mycenae & Nafplion
Take the 2-hour drive west through the Peloponnese and across the Corinth Canal. Visit the Mycenae citadel in the morning when temperatures are cooler. The Lions Gate involves some steep climbing. After that, stop in Nafplion for lunch and take photos of the Palamidi Fortress before going to Epidaurus theater. Bring water and wear shoes with good grip since ancient stones can get slippery.
- Day 4
Olympia to Delphi
Get to Olympia's archaeological site early before tour groups arrive. Check out the Hermes statue in the museum when it opens at 8 AM. The trip to Delphi is about 4 hours and crosses the Rio-Antirio Bridge. Sit on the right side of the bus for nice coastal views. A previous visitor noted: "The Delphi archaeological site is quite spread out on a hillside. Pace yourself and bring water – there's little shade."
- Day 5
Delphi to Kalambaka
Start your morning at Delphi's ruins and museum. Take your time on the steep Sacred Way path and wear comfortable walking shoes. You'll have a 3-hour drive through central Greece's mountains to reach Kalambaka. Try to book a hotel with views of Meteora. A recent traveler suggested: "Get to Kalambaka before sunset for amazing photos of the monasteries glowing orange against the rocks."
- Day 6
Meteora to Athens
Start early to visit Meteora's monasteries right when they open at 9 AM. Women should bring a scarf or rent wrap skirts at the entrance since long skirts and covered shoulders are required. The return drive to Athens takes about 5 hours through Lamia. Make a stop at the Leonidas monument in Thermopylae. One visitor suggested: "Ask to be dropped in Plaka for dinner rather than out by the airport hotels – much better evening atmosphere."
- Day 7
Athens Departure
7 Days in Greece, incl. Athens and Santorini
The Greek highlights unfold across Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini with premium stays at Acropolis Hill Hotel Athens and Belle Etoile Villas Santorini. UNESCO-listed Acropolis, Little Venice, and Oia's famous sunsets create perfect moments.
- Day 1
Athens Arrival & Exploration
After landing at Athens International Airport, make your way to your city center hotel. "The Acropolis Hill Hotel offers spectacular views over Athens, though be prepared for narrow elevators that only fit one person with luggage." Spend your first afternoon walking through the Plaka neighborhood. Stay clear of open lot areas near hotels at night for safety reasons.
- Day 2
Athens to Mykonos
Head to Piraeus port early for your ferry to Mykonos (4-6 hours). A tip for Blue Star Ferries: upgrade from economy class to avoid sitting in the outdoor back section where engine fumes are strong. Once in Mykonos, check into your hotel. The Olia Hotel is a good choice away from the busy town center. The evening is perfect for walking through Mykonos Town's white alleyways.
- Day 3
Mykonos
Get an early start at Little Venice before the crowds show up. You can use the island's reliable bus system to visit different beaches. Paradise and Super Paradise beaches get lively in the afternoon. According to one guest: "The Rhenia hotel staff were amazing and gave great local tips, though be ready for some steep hill climbing to reach many hotels."
- Day 4
Mykonos to Santorini
- Day 5
Santorini
- Day 6
Santorini to Athens
- Day 7
Athens Departure
7 Days in Greece, incl. Athens and Santorini
The Greek trinity of Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini unfolds over seven days. Ancient wonders, vibrant beaches, and volcanic landscapes await, with 6 breakfasts, ferry transport, and expert-guided orientation walks.
- Days 1-2
Athens
Begin your Greek adventure in the capital. Most hotels don't allow check-in until 3 PM, so arrive early and leave your bags at the hotel. Use this time to explore the charming Plaka neighborhood with its traditional tavernas and shops. A recent visitor shared: "Our guide Nagia was fantastic in Athens, giving us the perfect mix of history and local insights." Start Day 2 at the Acropolis right at 8 AM before the crowds and heat take over. Bring €20 for entry and wear good shoes. The marble steps get slippery. Visit the Temple of Zeus and Constitution Square after the Parthenon. Save the National Archaeological Museum for the afternoon when it's cooler and less busy.
- Days 3-4
Mykonos
Catch an early ferry from Piraeus Port to Mykonos. The journey takes about 4 hours. One traveler advised: "The Mykonos port can be chaotic - arrange your hotel transfer in advance since taxis are scarce." Spend your afternoon wandering through Mykonos Town's white alleyways. The next day you can relax at Paradise Beach or take a boat trip to Delos Island for €50. Book the Delos trip early as spots fill up quickly.
- Days 5-7
Santorini
The Mykonos to Santorini ferry takes about 2.5 hours. Stay in Fira for better transport connections. A recent visitor noted: "The wifi and cell reception can be spotty in some Santorini hotels, so download your maps offline." Take a day to explore Fira and Oia. For the famous Oia sunset, arrive 2 hours early to find a good viewing spot. Use your last full day for a volcano boat tour (€20) or wine tasting (€30). If you want to rent a quad bike (€35-55), know that the roads are steep and winding. Some riding experience will help. Book afternoon flights for departure day to avoid morning traffic jams.
What people love about 7 day Greece tours
- Greece Classic Tour
Accommodation was excellent. Fantastic hotels. Our guide was very knowledgable but did sometimes go into too much detail and overloaded us a bit on all the greek mythology. She was lovely though. Driver Nicko was lovely also although did go very fast through the winding roads. He did slow down after we asked him to and told him we were scared.
- Cultural Athens & Island Hopping Mykonos - Santorini (Self-guided)
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- Athens+2 Island Explorer
My first time doing a tour, and I absolutely loved it. Everything about it was enjoyable, affordable and so much fun. I definitely recommend Travel Talk