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Embark on an unforgettable two-day adventure through the heart of Greece, where history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes come together in perfect harmony.
Begin your journey with a 5-hour guided city tour of Athens, exploring its most iconic landmarks. Walk through the legendary Acropolis, marvel at the grandeur of the Parthenon, and visit the renowned Acropolis Museum to uncover Greece’s rich heritage. Stroll through the lush pathways of the National Garden, stand in awe at the historic Panathenaic Stadium, and experience the vibrant atmosphere of Syntagma Square. Wander through the charming alleys of Plaka, where neoclassical architecture and local charm blend seamlessly, offering a true taste of old Athens.
On the second day, immerse yourself in the beauty of Santorini, one of the world’s most enchanting islands. Capture the stunning views from Imerovigli, admire the postcard-perfect scenery of Oia, and watch the sun dip below the horizon in a mesmerizing sunset. Explore the traditional village of Megalochori, where time seems to stand still, and discover the island’s volcanic wonders at the Black Beach (Perissa) and the dramatic Red Beach, famous for its unique, otherworldly landscape. End the day with breathtaking panoramic views of the caldera and volcano, a sight that will leave you speechless.
Two days filled with history, culture, and the magic of Greece await you. Whether you’re exploring ancient ruins or soaking in the beauty of the Aegean, this experience will stay with you forever.
A journey back in time
Explore the historic Panathenaic Stadium
Stroll through the picturesque streets of Plaka
Athens’ history
Visit the iconic Acropolis and Parthenon
Capture the famous sunsets of Oia
A journey back in time
Enjoy panoramic vistas of the volcano and caldera
Santorini’s history
Visit traditional villages
Pick up and drop off
Scenic tour around the island
English-speaking tour guide
Unique tour around Athens city
Water
Gratuities (optional)
Cable car tickets for cruise ship travellers
Parts of Santorini are built on steep streets which makes parking very difficult or impossible. For this reason, there may be instances where we cannot access your specific hotel, but we will try and get as close to your hotel as possible. We will send you the correct instructions and pick-up point after your booking.
The amount is 100% refundable if you decide to cancel your tour for whatever reason up to 3 days prior to your departure time.
We have combined activities in both Santorini and Athens, so you can enjoy experiences in each destination. You are free to choose which one you’d like to do first, depending on your holiday schedule and the order in which you visit these beautiful places.
*This is an indicative itinerary and can be customized to your needs
Day 1
Oia, Santorini
Oia is renowned for its stunning views and iconic architecture. The village’s whitewashed buildings, narrow streets, and blue-domed churches create a postcard-perfect setting against the backdrop of the Aegean Sea. Wandering through Oia, you’ll encounter traditional Cycladic architecture, boutique shops, art galleries, and cozy cafes tucked away in hidden corners. Don’t forget to explore the old castle ruins for panoramic views of the caldera and the famous Santorini sunset.
Megalochori Village
Absolutely! Megalochori is indeed a picture-perfect village that captivates visitors with its timeless charm and traditional beauty. As you wander through its narrow streets and alleys, you’ll be surrounded by whitewashed buildings adorned with colorful bougainvillea and traditional Cycladic architecture. Megalochori is sure to steal your heart and leave you with cherished memories captured in photographs.
Santorini Red Beach
Red Beach is indeed a breathtaking natural wonder that showcases the unique volcanic landscape of Santorini. Located near the ancient site of Akrotiri, this stunning beach is famous for its dramatic red cliffs, created by volcanic activity over thousands of years.
Perissa Black Sand Beach
Situated on the southeastern coast of Santorini, Perissa Beach is renowned for its mesmerizing black sand, a result of the island’s volcanic origins. This unique geological feature sets Perissa apart from other beaches on the island and creates a striking contrast against the azure waters of the Aegean Sea.
Day 2
Acropolis
The Acropolis of Athens stands as a symbol of ancient Greek civilization, featuring iconic monuments like the Parthenon that showcase remarkable architecture and history. A visit offers breathtaking views and a journey into the heart of classical heritage.
Acropolis Museum
The Acropolis Museum in Athens is a world-class museum showcasing artifacts from the Acropolis, including the Parthenon sculptures. With over 4,000 exhibits, it offers a deep insight into ancient Greek civilization. Its stunning glass floors and panoramic views of the Acropolis make it a must-visit cultural landmark.
Syntagma Square
Syntagma Square is the central square of Athens, home to the Greek Parliament and the famous Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. It is a vibrant hub surrounded by historic hotels, cafes, and shopping streets. The square is a starting point for exploring Athens, connecting visitors to key landmarks like the National Garden and Ermou Street.
Panathenaic Stadium
The Panathenaic Stadium, the world’s only stadium built entirely of marble, is a historic landmark of Athens. Originally constructed in 330 BC, it hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896 and remains a symbol of athletic heritage.
Plaka
Plaka is the charming old neighborhood of Athens, known for its narrow streets, neoclassical architecture, and vibrant atmosphere. Located beneath the Acropolis, it offers a mix of traditional shops, cozy cafes, and ancient ruins, making it a perfect spot to experience Athens’ rich history and culture.
Parthenon
The Parthenon is a symbol of ancient Greece and one of the world’s most iconic landmarks. Built in the 5th century BC, this temple dedicated to the goddess Athena showcases classical Greek architecture and art, standing proudly atop the Acropolis of Athens.
National Garden
The National Garden of Athens is a serene oasis in the city center, located next to the Greek Parliament in Syntagma Square. Covering 15.5 hectares, it features lush greenery, ancient ruins, statues, and a small zoo. Open to visitors daily, it offers a peaceful escape from the bustling streets of Athens.
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