Three trips across Greece, in groups of 16 or fewer
Every trip is built the same way. Central hotels, named before you pay. A licensed guide at every archaeological site and museum on the program. A trip manager from our Athens team with the group from the first dinner to the last morning. What’s included and what isn’t, written down. Dates, hotels, price and the day-by-day program for each departure are published here, and the list hears before anyone else.
Athens, Meteora & Delphi, then Santorini
The mainland is the part of Greece most first trips skip, and it’s where a guide earns the visit. Athens and the Acropolis. Delphi, where the ancient world came to ask its questions. Meteora, where monasteries sit on rock pillars high above the plain of Thessaly. Then Santorini and the caldera, saved for the end.
Up to 16 people · Built for people who come on their own. Couples and friends are welcome.
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Naxos, Paros & Milos, then Santorini
The Cyclades beyond the two islands everyone has seen. Naxos, the biggest and greenest of them, with mountain villages and a 2,500-year-old marble gateway standing over the harbor. Paros, the island of white marble and the fishing harbor of Naoussa. Milos, volcanic, with white rock at Sarakiniko and a coastline of caves and coves. Then Santorini, for the finale. Ferries between them, with someone who has the tickets.
Up to 16 people · Built for people who come on their own. Couples and friends are welcome.
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Crete
Crete is almost a country of its own: the palace at Knossos, Venetian harbors at Chania and Rethymno, mountain villages, gorges, and a south coast that faces Africa. Most itineraries give it a day. We give it the whole trip.
Up to 16 people · Built for people who come on their own. Couples and friends are welcome.
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