Athens is a capital where antiquity and modern life coexist naturally.
The Acropolis rises above the city like a stone beacon, while at the foot of the hills, the district of Plaka unfolds its flower-lined streets, traditional tavernas, and artisan shops.

In the morning, sunlight bathes the columns of the Parthenon in golden tones; in the evening, terraces come alive and the city vibrates with a warm and lively atmosphere.

Highlights:
Acropolis & Parthenon, Acropolis Museum, Ancient Agora, Plaka, Monastiraki (market and antique shops), Mount Lycabettus for sunset.

Nearby beaches (if you wish to enjoy the sea):
The Athens Riviera — Vouliagmeni, Glyfada (about 20 to 40 minutes by private transfer).

Days 1 to 3 – Athens: The breath of origins

Day 1 – Arrival in Athens

Meet and greet at the airport by your private driver, followed by a transfer to your hotel (e.g., Electra Metropolis Athens or Coco-Mat Athens BC).

Free evening in Plaka, with a suggested panoramic dinner overlooking the illuminated Acropolis.

Day 2 – The Ancient Soul

Private guided tour of the major landmarks: Acropolis, Parthenon, Ancient Agora, and the Acropolis Museum.

In the afternoon, stroll through the picturesque district of Anafiotika, followed by a break at a panoramic café on Mount Lycabettus.

Day 3 – Art, Sea, and Light

Excursion by private car to Cape Sounion to discover the majestic Temple of Poseidon, one of the most beautiful sites in Greece, especially spectacular at sunset.

Crete is an island of striking contrasts, where wild mountains, fertile plains, and azure coastlines create a remarkable landscape.
Heraklion, a lively and authentic port city, serves as the gateway to the fascinating Minoan treasures, remnants of one of Europe’s earliest civilizations.

Highlights around Heraklion and excursions

The legendary Palace of Knossos, famous for its colorful frescoes and Minoan heritage, the outstanding Heraklion Archaeological Museum, and walks along the Venetian harbor provide a captivating introduction to the island’s history.

From Heraklion, several excursions reveal the diversity of Crete:
Rethymnon, with its charming Venetian harbor and narrow streets;
Chania, renowned for its elegant architecture and refined atmosphere;
The region of Agios Nikolaos and Elounda, facing the mysterious fortress island of Spinalonga.

Remarkable beaches

Vai and its unique palm forest, Matala with its bohemian caves, the spectacular turquoise lagoon of Balos, and Elafonissi, famous for its pink-tinted sand.

Nature and traditions

The impressive Samaria Gorge (a hike of about 16 km), hidden coves accessible by boat, and mountain villages where traditional agriculture still shapes daily life.

Days 4 to 7 – Heraklion, Crete: Land of Legends

Day 4 – Athens to Heraklion

Flight to Crete, followed by meet and greet and private transfer to your hotel (e.g., Domes of Elounda, Blue Palace Elounda, or GDM Megaron).

Evening walk along the Venetian harbor and seaside dinner.

Day 5 – Origins of Myth

Private visit of the Palace of Knossos and the Heraklion Archaeological Museum, exploring the fascinating history of the Minoan civilization.

Afternoon at leisure on the beaches of Agia Pelagia or Amoudara.

Day 6 – Villages and Traditions

Excursion into the countryside to the villages of Archanes and Zaros, including olive oil and local wine tastings, surrounded by authentic landscapes.

Day 7 – Leisure & Relaxation

Free day to enjoy the beach, spa, or an optional boat excursion to the island of Spinalonga.

Rhodes is an island where time seems to overlap: a magnificent medieval city, the legacy of the Knights of St. John, and immaculate bays bathed in sunlight.
The UNESCO-listed Old Town is a true step back in time, with its cobblestone streets, massive gates, and remarkably preserved medieval atmosphere.

Essential highlights

The Old Town of Rhodes, the Palace of the Grand Masters, the promenade of Mandraki Harbor with its iconic windmills, and the Acropolis of Lindos, perched above the sea.
The village of Lindos, with its whitewashed houses, narrow streets, and beautiful bay, is one of the island’s most picturesque locations.

Must-see beaches

Tsambika with its golden sand, Anthony Quinn Bay with turquoise waters ideal for snorkeling, Faliraki for a livelier atmosphere, and the quiet coves around Lindos, perfect for swimming.

Days 8 to 11 – Rhodes: The Island of Eternal Sun

Day 8 – Heraklion to Rhodes

Flight to Rhodes, meet and greet, and private transfer to your hotel (e.g., Rodos Park Suites, Elysium Resort & Spa, Mitsis Grand Hotel).

Evening stroll in the UNESCO-listed Medieval Old Town for a first immersion in the island’s history.

Day 9 – History and Turquoise Waters

Private visit of Lindos, including its Acropolis overlooking the sea and its legendary bay.

Free time for swimming in St. Paul’s Bay, renowned for its crystal-clear waters.

Day 10 – The Wild Beauty of the South

Excursion to Prasonisi, a spectacular site where the Aegean Sea meets the Mediterranean, known for its unique scenery.

Return through mountain villages, followed by dinner in a traditional taverna.

A final night in Athens to enjoy one last terrace, admire the illuminated Acropolis, and gently extend the atmosphere of the journey.

A private transfer to the airport is included, with assistance for departure formalities and the return flight.

Quiet moments to reflect on the memories of the trip, filled with sea, light, and ancient civilizations.

This journey is a tribute to beauty:
the beauty of deep blue seas, golden hills, ancient myths, and sunsets glowing on the horizon, where simplicity meets refinement.

From the Acropolis to Rhodes, Greece reveals its eternal poetry, in a perfect balance of emotion, culture, and serenity.

Here, time slows down.
The sea, the wind, and the light become companions on a journey shaped by a timeless way of life.

And when the moment of departure arrives, one truth becomes clear:
you never truly leave Greece… it stays with you, long after the journey ends.