Pireos Street

Early in the morning, one of our private vehicles will be waiting for you with our assistant. We will transfer to the port of Piraeus. There we will board a ferry to the famous island of Mykonos. It is said that the meaning of the name of this island is connected with the hero “Mykono”, son of the luminous god Apollo, so it could be interpreted as “place of light”. Upon our arrival in Mykonos, one of our representatives will be waiting for us to welcome us, transfer us to our hotel and explain a bit more about the island. We will have the rest of the day free to start relaxing and living the “slow life” that the friendly islanders maintain.

Mykonos Town

Free day to enjoy this magnificent island. Mykonos is the meeting point of the international jet set. This is due to its wonderful beaches, exclusive stores and unbeatable nightlife. All this contributes to its well-deserved fame. The island's cuisine is fundamentally Mediterranean, which makes vegetables and olive oil a basic part of the daily menu, as well as certain spices (oregano, basil, among others) and, on many occasions, fish and seafood.

Santorini

After a relaxed and tasty breakfast, one of our vehicles will pick us up at the agreed time. We will head to the port: our next destination is the island of Santorini. The ferry ride is the ideal time to photograph the city of Fira, capital of the island. Its beauty has been an inexhaustible source of inspiration. In the distance, its white houses stand out on the cliff overlooking the volcano. Upon arrival, our Spanish-speaking representative will welcome us. We will transfer to our hotel and receive information about this picturesque island. We will have the rest of the day at leisure to continue strolling through its narrow streets. Greca Tip: Enjoy one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world from one of the many candlelit cafes overlooking the caldera.

Santorini

Free day on this magical island, considered by many to be the lost continent of Atlantis, to discover it at your own pace. The name of the island is the deformation of the name given to it in the Middle Ages by Venetian merchants. They called it Saint Irene, because she was the patron saint of the island. In 1576 Santorini became part of the Duchy of Naxos, until the Turkish conquest of Piyale Pasha. Optionally, and if weather conditions permit, we can purchase a dazzling sailboat ride that visits the small islands located inside the caldera, Nea and Palea Kameni. There, the hot springs of green and yellow waters are located. Throughout the tour, the city of Fira will accompany us as a faithful witness from the height. Greek Tip: We recommend using this day to explore the island in more depth and taste its wines and excellent local cuisine.

Piraeus

At the appointed time, our staff will transfer us to the new port of Santorini, Athinios, to start the return trip to Athens. After the arrival of the ferry, our trip will end at the port of Piraeus.