| Day 1 ATHENS |
Upon arrival in Athens, you will be met by our representative who will assist you to your hotel. | ![]() |
| Day 2 ATHENS |
See the house of Parliament, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Theater of Dionysos, Philopappus Hill, Odelon of Herod Atticus, The Acropolis, The Parthenon, The Erechtheum, The Theseum, and the Forum. | |
| Day 3 ATHENS - PIREAUS - CRUISE - MYKONOS |
Transfer to Pireaus and board cruise ship. Afternoon arrival. An island of uninhabited beauty. Called " The Capri Of The Aegean Sea". Also known as the International jet set island. It greets you with white washed houses and windmills. It boasts of 365 chapels, one for each day of the year.![]() | |
| Day 4 CRETE (HERAKLION) SANTORINI |
Morning arrival. Here are the treasures of Europe's first civilization. It was 4500 years ago that the Minoans set down their roots here. Visit the museum (one of the best in Europe). An optional tour takes you to the fabled Palace of King Minos at Knossos which was built 1500 years before Christ. Afternoon arrival on Santorini - called the "Black Pearl" of the Aegean Sea. Santorini is reputed to be the legendary "Lost City of Atlantis". Take a donkey ride up the steep cliffs to the dazzling city for a view of the Aegean Sea. The town clings to precipitous cliffs which over look the bay which is the crater to the volcano which erupted 1500 B.C. | |
| Day 5 RHODES |
Morning arrival. Often called the "Island Of Roses", it boasts of magnificent displays of exotic flowers which grow in profusion throughout the entire island. It is the legendary home of the Sun God Apollo. It was here where the Huge Colossus once stood (one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world). Many optional tours to choose from: Castle of the Knights of St. John, Palace of the Grand Masters, Inn of the Seven Tongues, or tour the town of Lindos and see the magnificent Acropolis. | |
| Day 6 KUSADASI (EPHESUS) PATMOS |
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Morning arrival in Kusadasi. This lovely resort is the port of ancient EPHESUS, one of the world's greatest archeological sites. Many optional tours available: The Magnificent Gate, the Gymnasium of Vedas, The Thermal Baths of Scolastika and the Great Amphitheater. Visit the Temple of Serapis, Temple of (Diana) one of the 7 wonders of the ancient world. According to legend, Ephesus was built by the Amzons in the year 2000 B.C. On to Patmos, an island of extraordinary beauty. It was here in a cave (Grotto) where St. John the Evangelist wrote the mighty Apocalypse or the Book of Revelations while in exile. Now the island is dominated by a massive monastery that holds religious and historical treasures. |
| Day 7 ATHENS |
After docking in Piraeus, you will be transferred to your hotel in Athens. Rest of the day at your leisure. | |
| Day 8 FOUR DAY CLASSICAL TOUR |
Ancient sites lie ahead as you drive along the coastal road of the Saronic Gulf to Corinth. There you will visit the legendary Pleasure Palaces. Then on to Mycenae, where the scene of the tragedies of Agamemnon and Electra took place. See the Lioness Gate, the tomb of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra. Lunch. Then on to the beautiful port of Nauplia. Dinner and overnight. | |
| Day 9 NAUPLIA OLYMPIA |
Drive past the Acropolis of Tiryns, across the Peninsula to Olympia, the famed Sanctuary of Opollo and site of the first Olympic games. You'll visit the temple of Zeus, Temple of Hera, The Altar of Zues as well as the famous stadium itself and more. Lunch and overnight. | |
| Day 10 DELPHI |
On to enchanting Delphi. Drive thru Thebes, Levaida, and Arachova to Delphi "Navel of the World", home of the Oracles. Visit the ancient Sanctuary of Apollo and the museum. Proceed thru the sacred way to Athenian Treasury. Visit the temple of Apollo where the Oracles held court. See the Castlia Spring, and the stadium that rivaled Olympia and more. Lunch and overnight. | |
| Day 11 DELPHI - ATHENS |
Continue your Delphi adventure. Visit the Byzantine fascinations of Osseous Lucas. Return to Athens. | |
| Day 12 | After breakfast, transfer to the Athens airport for your flight home. | |
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