Greece Island Hopper featuring Athens, Mykonos and Santorini

What's Included

• Transportation

  Travel between Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini via high-speed boat and flights, ensuring a seamless and scenic journey across the stunning Greek islands.

• Accommodation

  Stay in comfort at the Titania Hotel Athens, San Marco Hotel, and El Greco, offering a blend of modern amenities and traditional Greek hospitality.

• Local Expert in Athens

  Join a local expert in Athens and explore the city's world-renowned sites.

• Winery Tour in Santorini

  Sample the finest wines in Greece during a winery tour and light lunch in Santorini.

• Traditional Greek Entertainment

  Indulge in local food and wine accompanied by traditional music.

What's Not Included

• Optional Excursions

  Optional excursions such as the visit to the colorful village of Ano Mera and the half-day excursion to the island of Delos are not included.
  
  

• Meals

  Meals are not included unless specified, such as the light lunch during the winery tour in Santorini.
  
  

• Personal Expenses

  Personal expenses such as shopping, additional meals, and other activities not mentioned in the itinerary are not included.
  
  

Experiences

• Join a local expert in Athens and explore the city's world-renowned sites.
• Enjoy three days at leisure in Mykonos, the whitewashed island in the Aegean Sea.

Options

Mykonos: Flavors of Mykonos

Immerse yourself in the flavors of the Cycladic Islands during a tour of Mykonos’ culinary gems. Begin the morning at a local farm where you learn about the traditions and history of cheese making, a craft that in Mykonos achieves almost the status of a local art form with secrets passed down through the generations. Sample Xinotiro, Kopanisti, and Vrasto cheeses and freshly-made yogurt, all produced at the farm. Later, explore more flavors of the island at a local bakery before visiting Ano Mera, a traditional rural village with picturesque whitewashed chapels and iconic blue trimmings. Duration approximately 7.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 15 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

Immerse yourself in the flavors of the Cycladic Islands during a tour of Mykonos’ culinary gems. Begin the morning at a local farm where you learn about the traditions and history of cheese making, a craft that in Mykonos achieves almost the status of a local art form with secrets passed down through the generations. Sample Xinotiro, Kopanisti, and Vrasto cheeses and freshly-made yogurt, all produced at the farm. Later, explore more flavors of the island at a local bakery before visiting Ano Mera, a traditional rural village with picturesque whitewashed chapels and iconic blue trimmings. Duration approximately 7.5 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 15 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

Take a step into the past with a half-day excursion to the island of Delos, the fabled birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. After a quick 30-minute boat ride, allow your guide to introduce you to this sprawling UNESCO site. See how the Greek myths intertwine with prehistoric ruins, passing through narrow streets from the Hellenistic age. Tour the awe-inspiring House of Dionysus, a relic from the 4th-century BC containing ancient mosaics and preserved columns. Peruse the Temple of Apollo, the Sacred Lake, and the guardian Naxian Lions with your guide before enjoying time to explore independently. Take in views of the Sacred Island of Delos as you ferry back to Mykonos. Duration approximately 4 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 15 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

Duration of guided tour is 90 minutes and is subject to favorable weather conditions. This option needs to be pre-purchased at least 10 days prior to departure. Availability for purchase while on tour is not guaranteed.

Take a step into the past with a half-day excursion to the island of Delos, the fabled birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. After a quick 30-minute boat ride, allow your guide to introduce you to this sprawling UNESCO site. See how the Greek myths intertwine with prehistoric ruins, passing through narrow streets from the Hellenistic age. Tour the awe-inspiring House of Dionysus, a relic from the 4th-century BC containing ancient mosaics and preserved columns. Peruse the Temple of Apollo, the Sacred Lake, and the guardian Naxian Lions with your guide before enjoying time to explore independently. Take in views of the Sacred Island of Delos as you ferry back to Mykonos. Duration approximately 4 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 15 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

Duration of guided tour is 90 minutes and is subject to favorable weather conditions. This option needs to be pre-purchased at least 10 days prior to departure. Availability for purchase while on tour is not guaranteed.

Make the most of a day at leisure and see all that Greece has to offer with an island-hopping adventure! Set sail for the tiny islet of Nea Kameni – an uninhabited island that is formed on an active volcano. Make your way up the side of the still-active volcano with your local guide, pausing at the top of the crater for unparalleled views. After exploring, return to the boat to set off for your next destination – Palea Kameni. Similar to Nea Kameni, this islet is also of volcanic descent. Jump into the water and swim to the island’s rejuvenating hot springs, where you will find ethereal sulfuric waters and therapeutic mud - or choose to relax on the boat. Continue on to Thirassia, an authentic island that embodies the traditional culture of Greece. Enjoy a Greek buffet onboard and take in an unparalleled view of the island as you dine. After dinner, make a stop close to Oia as the sun sets. Marvel as the sky turns shades of orange and gold before sailing back to port. Duration approximately 7 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 10 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

This option needs to be pre-purchased one week prior to departure. Availability for purchase while on tour is not guaranteed.
Total time at Nea Kameni will be 1.5 hours. Tour is fully guided. Please note the boat will be docked 30 meters from the hot springs on Palea Kameni. To reach the hot springs you will need to swim from the boat, therefore this activity is only recommended for strong swimmers.

Make the most of a day at leisure and see all that Greece has to offer with an island-hopping adventure! Set sail for the tiny islet of Nea Kameni – an uninhabited island that is formed on an active volcano. Make your way up the side of the still-active volcano with your local guide, pausing at the top of the crater for unparalleled views. After exploring, return to the boat to set off for your next destination – Palea Kameni. Similar to Nea Kameni, this islet is also of volcanic descent. Jump into the water and swim to the island’s rejuvenating hot springs, where you will find ethereal sulfuric waters and therapeutic mud - or choose to relax on the boat. Continue on to Thirassia, an authentic island that embodies the traditional culture of Greece. Enjoy a Greek buffet onboard and take in an unparalleled view of the island as you dine. After dinner, make a stop close to Oia as the sun sets. Marvel as the sky turns shades of orange and gold before sailing back to port. Duration approximately 7 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 10 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

This option needs to be pre-purchased one week prior to departure. Availability for purchase while on tour is not guaranteed.
Total time at Nea Kameni will be 1.5 hours. Tour is fully guided. Please note the boat will be docked 30 meters from the hot springs on Palea Kameni. To reach the hot springs you will need to swim from the boat, therefore this activity is only recommended for strong swimmers.

Make the most of a day at leisure and see all that Greece has to offer with an island-hopping adventure! Set sail for the tiny islet of Nea Kameni – an uninhabited island that is formed on an active volcano. Make your way up the side of the still-active volcano with your local guide, pausing at the top of the crater for unparalleled views. After exploring, return to the boat to set off for your next destination – Palea Kameni. Similar to Nea Kameni, this islet is also of volcanic descent. Jump into the water and swim to the island’s rejuvenating hot springs, where you will find ethereal sulfuric waters and therapeutic mud - or choose to relax on the boat. Continue on to Thirassia, an authentic island that embodies the traditional culture of Greece. Enjoy a Greek buffet onboard and take in an unparalleled view of the island as you dine. After dinner, make a stop close to Oia as the sun sets. Marvel as the sky turns shades of orange and gold before sailing back to port. Duration approximately 7 hour(s). Transportation is included. A minimum of 10 passenger(s) is required to operate this option.

This option needs to be pre-purchased one week prior to departure. Availability for purchase while on tour is not guaranteed.
Total time at Nea Kameni will be 1.5 hours. Tour is fully guided. Please note the boat will be docked 30 meters from the hot springs on Palea Kameni. To reach the hot springs you will need to swim from the boat, therefore this activity is only recommended for strong swimmers.

Culinaries

• Sample the finest wines in Greece during a winery tour and light lunch in Santorini.
• Indulge in local food and wine accompanied by traditional music.

Must See

• Admire the view from the Acropolis, home to the legendary Parthenon.
• Discover the picture-perfect village of Oia on Santorini.
• Take a peek into the 15th century BC at the excavation site of Akrotiri.

Choice Highlights

Athens

A place where democracy was born and the birthplace of the Olympics; happens to be the largest city located in one of the most historic countries and is also the capital of Greece. Located in Athens is one of the 7 wonders of the modern world, Acropolis of Athens, the Holy Rock which dates back to 5 BC. Athens is recognized as a global city for its strategic location and its modernistic views in finance, commerce, media, entertainment, arts, international trade, culture, education, and tourism.

Geros Tou Moria is a traditional Greek tavern, located under the Acropolis in the historic Plaka, one of the most picturesque areas of Athens. Geros Tou Moria is considered the oldest Greek tavern in the Plaka, offering traditional Greek cuisine and wines accompanied by lively Greek music and dancers.

One of the greatest sanctuaries of ancient Athens dedicated to the goddess Athena is located in the center of the modern city of Acropolis. The masterpieces of ancient architecture in Acropolis have influenced art and culture for many centuries. Although many of the historical sites take up a majority of space in Acropolis, many small rural communes were built around these sites.

Mykonos, also known as the island of the winds, is one of the Greek Islands, Cyclades. It is also the name of the largest town on the island. Because of the location of Mykonos, several islands relied on it and it became an important place for supplies and transit. Mykonos also holds a place in Greek mythology. It is said that Mykonos was named after its first ruler, Mykons, the son of the god Apollo. Another myth says the island is the location of a great battle between Zeus and the Titans. Today, the island relies heavily on tourism and is widely known for its incredible nightlife.

Explore Santorini Island and uncover the ancient ruins of Akrotiri, a city buried and preserved in volcanic ash. Commonly referred to as the “Minoan Pompeii,” archeologists have uncovered 15th-century homes and art.

Perched on the northwestern tip of Santorini Island, the seaside village of Oia (pronounced "eea") is famous for its wines and whitewashed houses carved into the rugged volcanic cliffs. The town boasts one of the island’s best viewpoints, from which you can take in the blue waters of the sea, the pastel architecture, and the mountainous terrain.

A Minoan Bronze Age settlement located on the volcanic Greek island of Santorini. The settlement was buried in volcanic ash by the Theran eruption in 1627 BC. The site was excavated. Much of what was found was the remains of Frescoes (type of painting style) and other objects and artworks. Today Akrotiri is still under some construction. However, a path was built from the city to the parking lot of excavations that is suitable for outdoor activities such as mountain biking, walking and running.

Mode of Transport

Travel between Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini via high-speed boat and flights, ensuring a seamless and scenic journey across the stunning Greek islands. Enjoy the convenience of included transportation for optional excursions and island hopping adventures.

Accommodation

Stay in comfort at the Titania Hotel Athens, San Marco Hotel, and El Greco, offering a blend of modern amenities and traditional Greek hospitality. Enjoy a relaxing 3-night stay in Mykonos and Santorini, surrounded by picturesque landscapes and vibrant local culture.