On arrival at Athens airport transfer to the hotel. Rest of the day at leisure.

Today enjoy a morning sightseeing tour. Drive to Athens city centre passing by Arc or Adriano’s, National gardens, Parliament, University, Academy and National Library. Continue past Old Parliament, Constitution Square, Russian Church, Anglican Church and Temple of Zeus. Stop at Panathinaiko Stadium and climb the steps to visit Acropolis. Admire the views of the city below before descending and continuing onto Acropolis Museum. Overnight Athens. (B)

Transfer to the port for ferry to Tinos, on arrival transfer to the hotel. Afternoon free to explore the island known for its sacred Greek Orthodox pilgrimage site: the Church of Panagia Evangelistria . (B)

There’s a strong artistic tradition on Tinos, especially for marble sculpting, as in the sculptors’ village of Pyrgos in the north, near the marble quarries. Scattered across the brindled countryside are countless ornate dovecotes, a legacy of the Venetians. Taste some of the food, made from local produce (cheeses, sausage, tomatoes and wild artichokes), is some of the best in Greece. (B)

After breakfast, transfer to the port for ferry to Syros. The architecture of the island is more Medieval than Cycladic with the capital of Syros distinguishable due to the elegant Venetian mansions, the picturesque quarter of Vaporia, the large churches and the impressive Neoclassical buildings, such as the Town Hall and Apollo Theatre in the central square. (B)

Day at leisure to explore the beaches of Syros or to be charmed by the impressive villas scattered around the island. The northern part of the island is is mountainous, while the southern part is flat and we find most settlements, villages and beaches of Syros here. Evening stroll through the narrow alleys of town and sample the traditional greek dishes unique to this island. (B) 

Transfer to the port for ferry to Paros on arrival transfer to the hotel. With its unrivalled natural beauty and beaches with crystal clear waters, Paros’ unrivalled Byzantine footpaths connecting traditional villages and breathtaking landscapes. Stroll through picturesque town of Parikia and do not miss a visit to the church with 100 doors. (B)

Day at leisure. Optional island tour or chance to visit the sun-drenched beaches, like Chrissí Aktí, Santa Maria and Poúnda, enjoy the crystal clear sea, the sun or even try one of the many water sports available! Every year Chrissí Aktí is the venue for the Windsurfing World Championship. (B)

After breakfast transfer to the port for ferry to Naxos. The largest of the Cyclades, Naxos is a web of steep cobbled alleys leading to the ruins of old Venetian castle. Yet you needn’t travel far to find isolated beaches, atmospheric villages and ancient sites. Naxos was a cultural centre of classical Greece, while Venetian and Frankish influences have left their mark. (B)

The most famous landmark of Naxos is the Portaria, a massive 2,500 year old marble doorway connected to Naxos Town by a man-made causeway. Local myth claims it is where Zeus lived while on Naxos. Take an optional island tour or head to the western side of the island for some of the famous beaches on the island, Agios Georgios, Agios Prokopios, and Mikri Vigla. (B)

Transfer to the port for ferry to Santorini, an island known for it’s beautiful sunsets and stunning caldera. Rest of the day at leisure, take the time to explore Fira town where the volcano can be seen from every point, as can the mesmerizing sunsets. (B)

Taste the wines of Santorini at one of the vineyards, visit Ancient Acrotiri or one of the many beaches that Santorini has on offer. Optional cruise which include BBQ meal and drinks as well as swim and snorkeling opportunity. (B)

After breakfast, transfer to port or airport. (B)