Étapes 1 & 4
Athens
The heart of ancient Greece and the country's current capital, Athens will charm you with its history-filled culture, ancient architecture, exceptional museums and lively neighborhoods.
The Cyclades await you! Discover the picturesque villages of the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, their heavenly beaches, incomparable historical sites and perfectly preserved nature. This program will fill you with wonder, combining leisure, culture and nature for a complete change of scenery.
Milos and Sifnos are available from April to October.
Regions visited during this trip to Greece: Santorini & Cyclades | Athens & Peloponnese
N.B : Contact our greek specialists so they can customize this itinerary and adapt it to your needs and wishes.
Étapes 1 & 4
The heart of ancient Greece and the country's current capital, Athens will charm you with its history-filled culture, ancient architecture, exceptional museums and lively neighborhoods.
Step 2
Milos is the most impressive island in the Cyclades, with its exotic turquoise beaches, villages, white cliffs and colorful volcanic rocks. The island is most famous for the discovery of the statue of Venus, known as Aphrodite of Milos.
Step 3
Less touristic than Mykonos and Santorini, the island of Sifnos, or the Greek island of the potters, with its quiet beaches, is a dream location for anyone wishing to discover the Cyclades in peace and quiet.
Étapes 1 & 4
The heart of ancient Greece and the country's current capital, Athens will charm you with its history-filled culture, ancient architecture, exceptional museums and lively neighborhoods.
Your flight arrives at Athens Airport. A private transfer will take you to your hotel in the heart of the city.
This day is dedicated to discovering the Greek capital with its exceptionally rich and dense historical heritage. Follow in the footsteps of Pericles and Socrates as you stroll the cobbled streets of the Acropolis. Visit the Parthenon and all the marvels of ancient architecture that make up this admirable ensemble, such as the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike.
The afternoon is free to explore at your leisure. Another Athens opens up to you: the modern, trendy city. Take the unmissable Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, which connects ancient and modern Athens. Head to the Psyrí district, where visitors will be amazed by the dozens of street art frescoes.
Finally, stop for a drink or snack at a terrace in the Koukaki or Petralona neighborhoods.
Overnight in Athens.
Welcome to one of the most beautiful islands of the Cyclades: Milos. The day is dedicated to discovering the colorful beaches of the island, overlooking the turquoise blue sea.
Milos is home to the unusual Papafragas beach. A sea cave, Papafragas Beach is a former pirate’s hideout. It overlooks crystal clear waters on one side and deep, dark caves on the other.
The other beaches of the island (Yerontas, Fyri, Plaka, Tsigkrado, Plathiena) are lined with volcanic rocks. Their reds and yellows give the island the wild and cheerful appearance that the first Dorians must have found here 3,000 years ago.
Adamas, the main port of Milos and a small seaside resort, is open in the evening for a stroll and dinner.
Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Milos.
A day at sea! Now it’s time to explore inaccessible beaches and uninhabited islands aboard a catamaran. Don’t forget that the ancient Greeks were sailors first!
If you feel like it, explore the large uninhabited island of Polyaigos. A secret jewel in the Aegean, Polyaigos is ideal for nature lovers. From the beginning, the island with its high cliffs presents a wild aspect. Once you disembark, you’ll be greeted by dense vegetation and an exceptionally rich flora and fauna. Reptiles, migratory birds and wild goats are easy to spot. Less easy to spot, but still possible, are the Mediterranean monk seals that hide in the sea caves along the coast.
Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Milos.
Built between the 1st and 5th centuries, the Catacombs of Milos are the only remaining catacombs in all of Greece. Wander through corridors carved out of volcanic rock. Then enter the halls where the tombs are located, sometimes decorated with paintings or inscriptions. A must when visiting Milos.
In the evening, watch the sunset from the island’s capital, Plaka. Its cobbled streets, white houses and extraordinary light make for a magical evening. Climb to the top of the Venetian castle for views of Milos and the sea.
Make your way to the Church of Korfiatissa, whose rounded dome is a testament to its Aegean origins. Place your bare feet on the warm stones of the forecourt. As the sun slowly sets over the sea, islands and boats, you’ll be treated to a sensational spectacle.
Dinner with local specialties is served in the chora.
Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Milos.
To reach Sifnos, you first enjoy a private transfer from your hotel to the port. You then board a hydrofoil for a 45-minute cruise to Sifnos. A final transfer brings you back to your hotel.
Dive into the Aegean Sea from the rocky slopes of Panaghia Chrissopiyi. Enrich yourself with a visit to the 17th-century monastery. Finally, relax on the wide sandy beaches of Platys Yialos and Vathy.
Breakfast included. Dinner in Apollonia.
Overnight in Sifnos.
A visit to Kastro is a must for travelers seeking history and authenticity. Archaeologists have found traces of occupation dating back over 3,000 years! Today, the medieval town has retained its Venetian fortress feel. Situated by the sea and surrounded by lush hills, it offers breathtaking scenery.
The small village of Artemonas, picturesque and trendy, welcomes walkers. In Apollonia you can try revithada, a culinary specialty made with chickpeas.
Breakfast included.
Overnight in Sifnos.
Sifnos is rich in picturesque, well-marked hiking trails. They wind through unspoiled countryside and lead to extraordinary historical sites. The path between Apollonia and the Byzantine Monastery of Profitis Ilias is a real highlight!
Continue your day with a visit to the ceramic workshops. Pottery is an ancient tradition that is still very much alive in the beautiful village of Margarita.
Have your last dinner in the Cyclades at a fish tavern in Platy Gialos.
Breakfast included.
Overnight in Sifnos.
Take a private transfer to the port of Sifnos. A hydrofoil awaits to take you to the historic port of Athens, Piraeus. Arrival is scheduled for early afternoon.
This last day is at your leisure. Don’t miss the Acropolis Museum! Opened in 2009, it is considered one of the finest museums in the world. It houses numerous artifacts from the Acropolis, dating from prehistoric times to late antiquity.
Alternatively, take advantage of the day to indulge in a culinary stroll through the streets of Athens. Wander the trendy streets of the Greek capital in search of beautiful works of street art. And if you’re already nostalgic for the islands of the Aegean, Athens also has some very inviting beaches!
Breakfast included.
Overnight in Athens.
Your journey is coming to an end. Don’t forget to buy some souvenirs! Many attractive shops await you on the pedestrian Ermou Street. At the foot of the Acropolis, this street leads to the Monastiraki flea market, famous for bargain hunters. If you’re tempted by luxury boutiques, take Voukourestiou Street in the Kolonaki district.
Finally, take a private transfer to the airport to say goodbye to Greece.
Private transfer hotel – Airport 33 km
The Cyclades await you! Discover the picturesque villages of the Greek islands in the Aegean Sea, their heavenly beaches, incomparable historical sites and perfectly preserved nature. This program will fill you with wonder, combining leisure, culture and nature for a complete change of scenery.
Milos and Sifnos are available from April to October.
Regions visited during this trip to Greece: Santorini & Cyclades | Athens & Peloponnese
N.B : Contact our greek specialists so they can customize this itinerary and adapt it to your needs and wishes.
Étapes 1 & 4
The heart of ancient Greece and the country's current capital, Athens will charm you with its history-filled culture, ancient architecture, exceptional museums and lively neighborhoods.
Step 2
Milos is the most impressive island in the Cyclades, with its exotic turquoise beaches, villages, white cliffs and colorful volcanic rocks. The island is most famous for the discovery of the statue of Venus, known as Aphrodite of Milos.
Step 3
Less touristic than Mykonos and Santorini, the island of Sifnos, or the Greek island of the potters, with its quiet beaches, is a dream location for anyone wishing to discover the Cyclades in peace and quiet.
Étapes 1 & 4
The heart of ancient Greece and the country's current capital, Athens will charm you with its history-filled culture, ancient architecture, exceptional museums and lively neighborhoods.
Your flight arrives at Athens Airport. A private transfer will take you to your hotel in the heart of the city.
This day is dedicated to discovering the Greek capital with its exceptionally rich and dense historical heritage. Follow in the footsteps of Pericles and Socrates as you stroll the cobbled streets of the Acropolis. Visit the Parthenon and all the marvels of ancient architecture that make up this admirable ensemble, such as the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike.
The afternoon is free to explore at your leisure. Another Athens opens up to you: the modern, trendy city. Take the unmissable Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, which connects ancient and modern Athens. Head to the Psyrí district, where visitors will be amazed by the dozens of street art frescoes.
Finally, stop for a drink or snack at a terrace in the Koukaki or Petralona neighborhoods.
Overnight in Athens.
Welcome to one of the most beautiful islands of the Cyclades: Milos. The day is dedicated to discovering the colorful beaches of the island, overlooking the turquoise blue sea.
Milos is home to the unusual Papafragas beach. A sea cave, Papafragas Beach is a former pirate’s hideout. It overlooks crystal clear waters on one side and deep, dark caves on the other.
The other beaches of the island (Yerontas, Fyri, Plaka, Tsigkrado, Plathiena) are lined with volcanic rocks. Their reds and yellows give the island the wild and cheerful appearance that the first Dorians must have found here 3,000 years ago.
Adamas, the main port of Milos and a small seaside resort, is open in the evening for a stroll and dinner.
Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Milos.
A day at sea! Now it’s time to explore inaccessible beaches and uninhabited islands aboard a catamaran. Don’t forget that the ancient Greeks were sailors first!
If you feel like it, explore the large uninhabited island of Polyaigos. A secret jewel in the Aegean, Polyaigos is ideal for nature lovers. From the beginning, the island with its high cliffs presents a wild aspect. Once you disembark, you’ll be greeted by dense vegetation and an exceptionally rich flora and fauna. Reptiles, migratory birds and wild goats are easy to spot. Less easy to spot, but still possible, are the Mediterranean monk seals that hide in the sea caves along the coast.
Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Milos.
Built between the 1st and 5th centuries, the Catacombs of Milos are the only remaining catacombs in all of Greece. Wander through corridors carved out of volcanic rock. Then enter the halls where the tombs are located, sometimes decorated with paintings or inscriptions. A must when visiting Milos.
In the evening, watch the sunset from the island’s capital, Plaka. Its cobbled streets, white houses and extraordinary light make for a magical evening. Climb to the top of the Venetian castle for views of Milos and the sea.
Make your way to the Church of Korfiatissa, whose rounded dome is a testament to its Aegean origins. Place your bare feet on the warm stones of the forecourt. As the sun slowly sets over the sea, islands and boats, you’ll be treated to a sensational spectacle.
Dinner with local specialties is served in the chora.
Breakfast included. Lunch and dinner on your own.
Overnight in Milos.
To reach Sifnos, you first enjoy a private transfer from your hotel to the port. You then board a hydrofoil for a 45-minute cruise to Sifnos. A final transfer brings you back to your hotel.
Dive into the Aegean Sea from the rocky slopes of Panaghia Chrissopiyi. Enrich yourself with a visit to the 17th-century monastery. Finally, relax on the wide sandy beaches of Platys Yialos and Vathy.
Breakfast included. Dinner in Apollonia.
Overnight in Sifnos.
A visit to Kastro is a must for travelers seeking history and authenticity. Archaeologists have found traces of occupation dating back over 3,000 years! Today, the medieval town has retained its Venetian fortress feel. Situated by the sea and surrounded by lush hills, it offers breathtaking scenery.
The small village of Artemonas, picturesque and trendy, welcomes walkers. In Apollonia you can try revithada, a culinary specialty made with chickpeas.
Breakfast included.
Overnight in Sifnos.
Sifnos is rich in picturesque, well-marked hiking trails. They wind through unspoiled countryside and lead to extraordinary historical sites. The path between Apollonia and the Byzantine Monastery of Profitis Ilias is a real highlight!
Continue your day with a visit to the ceramic workshops. Pottery is an ancient tradition that is still very much alive in the beautiful village of Margarita.
Have your last dinner in the Cyclades at a fish tavern in Platy Gialos.
Breakfast included.
Overnight in Sifnos.
Take a private transfer to the port of Sifnos. A hydrofoil awaits to take you to the historic port of Athens, Piraeus. Arrival is scheduled for early afternoon.
This last day is at your leisure. Don’t miss the Acropolis Museum! Opened in 2009, it is considered one of the finest museums in the world. It houses numerous artifacts from the Acropolis, dating from prehistoric times to late antiquity.
Alternatively, take advantage of the day to indulge in a culinary stroll through the streets of Athens. Wander the trendy streets of the Greek capital in search of beautiful works of street art. And if you’re already nostalgic for the islands of the Aegean, Athens also has some very inviting beaches!
Breakfast included.
Overnight in Athens.
Your journey is coming to an end. Don’t forget to buy some souvenirs! Many attractive shops await you on the pedestrian Ermou Street. At the foot of the Acropolis, this street leads to the Monastiraki flea market, famous for bargain hunters. If you’re tempted by luxury boutiques, take Voukourestiou Street in the Kolonaki district.
Finally, take a private transfer to the airport to say goodbye to Greece.
Private transfer hotel – Airport 33 km
The accommodations proposed in our programs are selected according to criteria of comfort, services and location. As Greece like a local is a travel agency specializing in tailor-made tours, we strive to meet your expectations as closely as possible by offering you programs that are 100% customizable. This is why all the accommodations mentioned in our programs are only suggestions, and it is entirely possible for you to modify them according to your wishes, your budget and seasonal availability.
Request quoteFrom 1110€, this rate is based on 2 participants for the trip and the selected accommodation.
The final price of your trip to Greece may vary according to the number of participants, your preferred dates and availability during the associated period.
– Beautiful sandy beaches await you all over the island. Vathy and the bays around Faros are the most beautiful. And they’re not crowded yet: make the most of them!
– Stroll along the many footpaths to discover the monasteries and terraced fields.
– Explore the medieval villages of Apollonia and Kastro.
– Handicrafts and ceramics are the great tradition of Sifnos… great souvenirs to bring back from your trip to Greece!
– Taste the rich and varied gastronomy of the island… it’s said to be the best in the Cyclades (a fact confirmed by the gourmets of our travel agency)!
– Enjoy the many beaches around the island. We recommend renting a car to make the most of them.
– Stroll around Adamas. The “capital” of Milos, it is also a natural harbor at the end of a beautiful bay. Pedestrian streets, flower-filled houses, ancient churches, lively terraces… The charm of all Greece.
– Go hiking. Climb to the highest point of the island at 750 meters, a challenging climb with a magnificent panoramic view as a reward.
– Dive in the beautiful Appolonia Bay. The seabed and scenery are magnificent.
– Tour the island by sailboat or caique. The best way to discover all the secrets of the island. The most beautiful places are only accessible by sea…
From 1630€
Discover
From 1125€
Discover
