After breakfast, drive to Delphi, once considered the center of the world in Greek mythology. Visit the Delphi Archaeological Site and Museum. On the way, explore Arachova, a picturesque mountain town in central Greece, earning it the nickname "Little Switzerland" due to its Alpine atmosphere and proximity to the famous Delphi archaeological site. Overnight in Kalambaka or nearby.

After breakfast, we set off to explore Greece's "Sky City" - Meteora, where we admire the 14th-century monastery complex and witness how six monasteries perch atop towering cliffs. In the afternoon, we head to Kyllini port to take a ferry to Zakynthos Island.

Please note: The opening hours of the six monasteries vary, and we will visit those that are open on the day of our visit. Generally, we will visit two monasteries. There is a strict dress code at the monasteries requiring women to wear skirts. If you do not have a skirt, aprons are available for borrowing at the entrance, so please make sure to borrow one before entering.

After breakfast, we head out to explore Navagio Shipwreck. Between steep cliffs, crystal-clear blue waters, and pristine white sands lies an old, rusted ship. In 1983, the Panagiotis, a vessel smuggling cigarettes between Sicily, Italy, and Greece, was wrecked and stranded there. Next, we take a boat to Blue Cave, where nature's artistry has carved out caverns in the cliffs through the erosive power of the sea. Due to light refraction, the water in the caves glows an incredible blue, as clear as sapphire. In the afternoon, you’ll have free time to stroll through Solomos Square in Zakynthos Town.

Please Note: After assessing the risks of landslides and seismic activity, the Greek government has decided to close Navagio Bay for safety reasons. It will not be open to tourists this summer, and landing on the beach will not be possible. However, we can still take a cruise into the bay and take photos from a distance. If the weather is favorable, we will enter the Blue Cave and Navagio Shipwreck Bay by boat. If the weather is unfavorable and sailing is not permitted, we will instead visit the scenic spots in Zakynthos town or participate in other tour activities arranged by the guide based on the actual situation. Please pay attention to the guide’s notice on the day, and thank you for your understanding.

After breakfast, take a boat back to the Kyllini port. Upon arrival, head to Mycenae, an ancient archaeological site in Greece, renowned for its impressive ruins, including the iconic Lion Gate, the Treasury of Atreus, and the tomb of Agamemnon. Next, proceed to Nafplio, a coastal town in Greece known for its Venetian architecture, picturesque harbor, and historical landmarks. On the way back to Athens, make a brief stop at the Corinth Canal, which connects the Aegean Sea to the Ionian Sea. Overnight in Athens or nearby.

After breakfast, take a ferry from Piraeus Port in Athens to Santorini Island (the schedule is usually between 07:25 and 14:50, depending on the ferry company's specific timetable). After arriving at Santorini Island in the afternoon, head to Oia to enjoy the sunset (if the weather is good). The blue sky and ocean form a vast backdrop, while white houses perched on towering cliffs stand quietly, awaiting every sunrise and sunset over the Aegean Sea.

Enjoy the stunning scenery of Santorini all day.
Black Beach: Santorini's unique volcanic geology has created the distinctive black sand beach at Kamari. The long black sand beach was formed from volcanic ash deposited after eruptions and is a popular vacation spot on the eastern side of Santorini.
Winery: is an excellent place to appreciate the scenery of Santorini, where you can also taste wine(Optional). The unique volcanic soil and ancient grape varieties give the wines here a distinctive flavor, different from other wines, earning numerous international awards.
Active Volcano: (Optional) Take a tour to the active volcano by boat. You can hike up to see the smoking crater and enjoy the natural hot springs in the volcanic sea before returning. Those who choose not to participate can enjoy free time in Fira.
Fira: Enjoy your free time wandering around Fira, which is filled with restaurants, bars, and various shops. You can walk to the blue-domed churches or stay in a café to enjoy the sea breeze and the fairy-tale scenery.

After breakfast, head to the highest point on Santorini, where the island’s first monastery is located, offering breathtaking views. Then, visit Pyrgos, which was the capital of Santorini and is home to many exquisite Byzantine buildings and magnificent churches. After lunch, enjoy some free time to conclude your delightful trip in Greece.
The guests who will drop off in Athens will take a cruise back to Athens. (The sailing schedule 15:30 - 23:25, depending on the ferry company's specific timetable.)

*The ferry from Santorini to Athens is large and slow, which reduces the likelihood of seasickness, and the journey takes about 8 hours. If you mind the long duration, you can choose to leave the group in Santorini and return by plane.

Note: The times shown above only serve as recommendations. The actual arrival time may be delayed due to a variety of force majeure circumstances, including bad weather, gridlock, accidents, festivals, events, riots, strikes, etc. We apologize about that. If you have other trip plans and need to take other transitions to get to other cities, please reserve at least three hours of extra time so as to avoid any issues with delayed travel. If you fail to arrange enough time while planning your trip, our company will not take into account any losses you encounter. We appreciate your understanding.