7 Days Enchanting Greece Tour
Trip Highlights
- Visit the famed Olympic (Panathenaic Stadium), the only stadium in the world built entirely of marble and home to the first modern games in 1896
- Explore the mighty UNESCO-listed Acropolis of Athens on foot to see the glorious Parthenon, Temple of Zeus and other highlights
- Fall in love with “Little Venice” known for its 18th-century captains’ houses and painted balconies
- Witness the Monastery of Panagia Tourliani when you travel to Mykonos
- Tour the traditional Ano Mera village dotted with historic sites
Know Before You Go
- Please carry valid identification proof and the Thrillophilia voucher.
- Visa assistance will be provided however charges are not included.
- Travel Insurance is recommended and charges are not included
- Mandatory RT-PCR negative test report ( before 72 hrs departure from India)
- Please note that prices are dynamic and may change in the peak season and on blackout dates.
- Personal Expenses and mandatory hotel taxes (if any) will have to be paid by you at the destination.
- Please do not litter and keep the destination clean.
- The itinerary shared is tentative and is subject to change at the time of confirmation
- Flight Tickets are not included in the package. Drop an inquiry to know more.
Additional Information
About the Destination:
Greece & the Greek Islands are famous for 3 things: ancient civilization, amazing landscapes, and well-established tourism. Athens is a place widely recognised for the rich history and archaeological ruins, its pristine beaches and alluring landscape making this amazing city a must-visit place for those who seek a perfect getaway.
Located in the center of the Cyclades island group, Mykonos is one of the most famous Greek islands for its cosmopolitan atmosphere and vivid nightlife! No wonder why it’s widely known as the “Ibiza of Greece”! Chora, the main town of Mykonos, is where the heart of the island beats! Awarded Mykonos restaurants, designer boutiques, elegant bars, and top clubs, guarantee an unforgettable Greece holiday experience!
Quick Info:
- Cities covered: Athens, Mykonos
- Duration: 7 Days, 6 Nights
- Start point: Athens (ATH)
- Endpoint: Athens (ATH)
Inclusions:
- Accommodation: 6 nights accommodation in Athens and Mykonos
- Meals: Breakfast as per the itinerary
- Transfers: Airport pick up and drop as per your flight timings and round trip transfers on a ferry from Athens to Mykonos
- Ticket: Economy Class Normal Ferry ticket from Athens and Mykonos
- Transport: Comfortable and hygienic vehicle for sightseeing on all days as per the itinerary
- Visa assistance: It will be provided (Charges are not included)
- Guide: Professional driver cum guide to help you explore the cities
Experiences Covered:
- Panoramic city tour of Athens city centre
- Photo Stop at the Panathinaikon Stadium
- Guided tour of Acropolis (Propylae the gateway, Temple of Athena Nike, Parthenon, Erechtheion with its Porch of Maidens)
- Pass the atmospheric Old Port with the signature ‘Kato Milli’ windmills
- Stroll through Chora’s maze-like streets flanked by cubist whitewashed buildings adorned in colorful blooms
- Visit to traditional Ano Mera village
- Explore Panagia Tourliani - the prettiest monastery in Mykonos
Not to Miss in Greece:
- Partying till dawn at Paradise Beach Night Club in Mykonos
- Discovering the quaint village of Pyrgos in Mykonos & click instagram worthy pictures
- Sunbathing in the blue sun loungers at Psarou Beach Mykonos
Note: Package customization available on request. Drop an inquiry to know more.
Destination info:
- Official Name: Hellenic Republic
- Currency: Euro
- Capital: Athens
- Time Zone: GMT+3
- Plug Type: C & F
How to Reach:
There are numerous India to Athens flights that are operating frequently from the major cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, and more. The fastest Mumbai to Athens flight is flown by Turkish Airlines, taking the duration of 10 hours. However, most Mumbai to Athens or Delhi to Athens flights make a stopover at various European cities like Istanbul, Doha, Abu Dhabi or Dubai, or Zurich or Budapest in Europe. Depending on the number of stops, a flight can take up to 32 hours to reach Athens.
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Athens Tour faqs
What type of electrical adapter/converter will I need?
As you would for other European destinations, come prepared with a travel adapter, and depending on your appliance, a voltage converter. Greece operates on a 230v standard voltage and 50Hz standard frequency and utilizes Type C “Europlug” and Type F “Schuko” two round-prong outlets.
Hair dryers are standard in hotels in Athens and more popular destinations, but if you’re heading to the islands, check in with your hotel before you depart, as some amenities aren’t as ubiquitous as they are on the mainland.
What is the tipping culture in Greece?
Unlike some countries with standard tipping practices and rates, Greece has a variety of customs around gratuity. In restaurants, tipping is expected (particularly from tourists); expect to leave at least 5% and as much as 10% if you received great service. Make sure to check the bill, though: some restaurants round up, adding on a service charge, while others may tack on a small “cover charge” for bread and water.
Aim to leave tips for waiters in cash, as it’s common for servers to not receive gratuities left on credit card transactions. Tips are also generally expected by taxi drivers, tour guides, and hotel staff: think €1 per bag for porters, €1 per day for housekeepers, and a few Euros for the concierge if you get excellent service
Is the tap water safe to drink?
Tap water is safe to drink on the mainland in larger cities like Athens and Thessaloniki, but stick to bottled water if you’re in a smaller town off the beaten track or if you’re exploring the islands.
What’s the weather like?
Depending on the time of year, Greece can swing from chilly winters to scorching hot summers that top 100°F (43°C). When planning your itinerary, plan to avoid stifling August heat waves and look instead at scheduling your vacation in late spring/early summer (mid-April through mid-June) and autumn (September through mid-October) to beat summer’s heat and tourist-packed high season.
What should I pack?
Whether you’re planning to explore ancient sites or sack out on the beach, come to Greece prepared with some key items in your luggage. If your itinerary is heavy on cobblestone-lined cities and rocky ruins, pack good shoes and breathable clothing. Traveling in winter? Make sure to throw in an umbrella and lightweight raincoat. In warmer months, be sure to include warm-weather essentials like sunscreen, sunglasses, and a wide-brimmed hat to shield you, as many islands and archeological sites lack shade.