Day 1 - Piraeus

Piraeus, Greece: It's no wonder all roads lead to the fascinating and maddening metropolis of Athens. Atop the city, 200 feet high, sits the Parthenon, with its honey-coloured marble columns rising from a massive limestone base. This architectural masterpiece has stood unsurpassed for 2,500 years. Athens—a bustling modern city—offers ancient monuments seamlessly woven into its urban fabric. Key historical landmarks from the Greek, Roman, and Byzantine eras are easily accessible from the city centre, allowing you to meander from the Acropolis to other significant sites, discovering shops and cafes along the way. The city's distinct neighbourhoods reflect Athens' rich cultural tapestry, from the chic Kolonaki to the vibrant Plaka. In the neighbouring bustling port city of Piraeus, traditional fish tavernas line the waterside, offering stunning views over the Saronic Gulf.

Day 2 - Mykonos

Mykonos, Greece: Once one of Greece's poorest islands, Mykonos now thrives on tourism. The island's charm was immortalised by Jackie O in the 1960s, and today, Mykonos Town—or Hora—remains a glamorous destination, akin to Saint-Tropez but with its distinctive Cycladic flair. Whitewashed streets, vibrant with bougainvillaea, narrow lanes originally designed to confuse pirates, and splendid examples of classic Cycladic architecture await visitors. The bustling atmosphere at the quay gives way to an invigorated nightlife. Mykonos has preserved its old town beautifully, thanks to interventions by the Greek Archaeological Service, allowing visitors to enjoy its traditional allure and lively modern scene.

Day 3 - Santorini

Santorini, Greece: Known as the