Santorini – The Jewel of the Cyclades
Santorini is a vision straight out of a postcard — cliffside villages with whitewashed walls and cobalt-blue domes overlooking a volcanic caldera. Formed by a massive eruption in ancient times, the island exudes romance, mystery, and serene beauty. Whether you’re admiring the golden sunsets of Oia, wine tasting in Pyrgos, or exploring the buried city of Akrotiri, Santorini delivers an experience like no other.
Don’t Miss:
- Red and Black Sand Beaches – created from volcanic minerals.
- Santo Winery – taste native Assyrtiko wine with panoramic views.
- Fira to Oia Hike – a 10-km trail offering breathtaking views of the caldera.
Distance from Athens: 220 km (45-minute flight / 5-hour ferry)
Culinary Highlight: Fava, caper salads, cherry tomatoes, and domatokeftedes.
Pro Tip: Book a luxury catamaran cruise with stops at hot springs and white beaches.
Near by places
Athens is more than a capital; it’s the soul of classical civilization. Revered as the birthplace of Western philosophy, democracy, and drama, the city boasts a glorious heritage.
Often dubbed the “Ibiza of Greece,” Mykonos is a dazzling island that blends bohemian beach life with high-end sophistication.
Nestled into the slopes of Mount Parnassus, Delphi once drew rulers and pilgrims from across the Mediterranean seeking guidance from the Oracle of Apollo.
If there’s one place in Greece that defies imagination, it’s Meteora. Towering sandstone cliffs rise hundreds of meters above the plains of Thessaly, topped by ancient monasteries that appear to float between earth and sky.
Crete is the largest of all Greek islands and offers something for every traveler — mountain ranges, ancient ruins, exotic beaches, quaint fishing villages, and cosmopolitan cities.
Most Popular Greece Tour Packages
