Stay in the cosmopolitan Mykonos

Athens

Your stay begins at Athens airport, where a private transfer awaits you to take you to your hotel in the heart of the Greek capital.
Spend the day discovering the city’s two facets: the ancient and the trendy. Start with a visit to the Parthenon, then wander around the Acropolis of Pericles, Socrates and Plato. Contemplate these exceptional monuments, the Erechtheion, the Temple of Athena and other architectural masterpieces, which served as the stage for the world’s first democracy.
In the afternoon, meet the young and trendy Athens of Psirí, Koukaki and Petralona, all within walking distance of the historic center.

Breakfast included.
Overnight in Athens.

Mykonos

Plan to wake up early on this second day to take a private transfer to Athens’ historic port of Piraeus, and from there to Mykonos by ferry for a 3 to 5-hour crossing of the Aegean Sea. As you approach Mykonos, take time to observe the town of Chora: its pristine white houses, almost tangled together, its windmills dominating the landscape. You dock in one of the most beautiful jewels of the Aegean Sea!
At the port of Mykonos, another private transfer takes you to your hotel in the center of town. From here, you can immediately enjoy the sea and the authentic, picturesque charm of Chora.

Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Mykonos.

Chora

The town of Chora is known the world over for its postcard-perfect images of white houses with blue shutters and cascades of bougainvillea. Stroll through the picturesque alleyways, and marvel at the chapels and numerous small churches. Climb to the top of the ridge to get close to the windmills and enjoy a breathtaking view of the sea and the town. Take a sunset stroll, or sit on a terrace and watch the sunset, while sipping a delicious coffee or cocktail.

Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Mykonos.

Archaeological site - Delos

Just 30 minutes from the port of Mykonos, a surprising and unexpected excursion awaits you: the mythical island of Delos. What was once one of the religious centers of the Greek world has become one of the region’s most important archaeological sites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was here that Leto gave birth to the divine twins Apollo and Artemis. It was also here that the treasure of the League of Delos was stored, before being used to build the Acropolis in Athens. In Delos, almost 3 millennia of history pass before your eyes. Visit the archaeological museum to learn more about the site. Then stroll among the remains of dwellings, Greek, Roman and Oriental temples, theaters and stadiums. Admire the murals, mosaics and statues. It’s all history and mythology on this island created by Poseidon’s trident!

Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Mykonos.

Beach - Mykonos

Mykonos is first and foremost renowned for its festive beaches of Psarou, Paradise and especially Super Paradise. The latter is famous with beach-goers from all over the world. Spend a quiet morning there, but keep your ears open: once the music starts, it doesn’t stop until the next morning.
But Mykonos also offers quieter, more family-friendly beaches. The scenery is spectacular and the waters are of the highest quality. Panormos, Elia, Agios Ioannis, Megali Ammos or Agios Sostis are well-equipped and perfect for swimming and family days out.

Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Mykonos.

Mykonos

Step away from the beaches of Mykonos to discover a hinterland of ancient traditions and practices. It’s time to discover the authentic Mykonos!
Visit the farms and dairies where simple daily life is perpetuated around a preserved terroir. Enter old houses, where wood-fired ovens are used to cook traditional dishes based on filo pastry, cheeses made in the village dairy and vegetables from the kitchen garden.
Learn how to knead bread and watch local cheeses (xynotiro, tyrovolia, kopanisti and others) being made. Go fruit and vegetable picking. Taste the wines produced on the island and try to remember the names of the grape varieties and their characteristics (Assyrtiko, Athiri, Monemvasia, Malagouzia, Agiannitis and Mandilaria).
Here, you’ll understand the DNA of life on Mykonos, the daily lives of its inhabitants, and the ties that bind them to their land and their animals, whether sheep, chickens, horses, donkeys or rabbits.

Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Mykonos.

Port of Mykonos

A private transfer will take you to the harbour of Mykonos, from where you’ll take a 4-hour ferry or hydrofoil to Piraeus. There, a private transfer awaits you to take you to your hotel in Athens. This last day is completely free. Take the opportunity to visit one of the most beautiful museums in the world: the Acropolis Museum. It retraces the history of the Acropolis, from prehistory to the end of Antiquity, thanks to an educational museography featuring numerous objects and works of art from the site itself.
You can also take a walk through Athens. Choose your favorite theme: a culinary stroll, street art or small boutiques. Or simply wander aimlessly through the streets of the Greek capital!

Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Athens.

Monastiraki flea market

Before taking a private transfer to the airport, visit the Monastiraki flea market. Be prepared to get lost: it’s still the best way to discover treasures! Visit the countless boutiques on Ermou Street, adjacent to Monastiraki. And if you’re looking for top-of-the-range products, prefer the Kolonaki district, whose Voukourestiou Street is home to numerous luxury stores.
The time has come to leave Athens and Greece. But beware: from the top of the Acropolis, Athena and Zeus are still watching you!