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7 Day Greece Itinerary, incl. Athens and Santorini
A 7-day Greek getaway takes you to Paros' Lefkes village and Kolymbithres Beach, Ios' 7 different shores with included snorkeling at Neverbay, and Santorini's stunning caldera. Rich with orientation walks, beach tours, and traditional village visits.
- Day 1
Athens
Begin your trip in Athens and stay in the Plaka neighborhood. It's an ideal central location within walking distance to major attractions. "The winding streets of Plaka are perfect for getting lost and finding hidden tavernas away from tourist crowds," according to a recent visitor. Plan for late dinners since most restaurants don't get busy until after 8 PM.
- Day 2
Athens to Paros (4 hours by ferry)
Take a morning ferry from Piraeus port to Paros. Get there 90 minutes early since the port gets busy and confusing. Once you arrive in Paroikia port, explore the white-cube old town and Venetian castle. Stay in Paroikia or Naoussa for convenient access to food and beaches. Look up ferry schedules before your trip since they vary by season.
- Day 3
Paros
Visit the mountain village of Lefkes in the morning and walk through its olive groves. Get to Kolymbithres Beach before 11 AM to find a good spot near the unique rock formations. One visitor advises: "The water at Kolymbithres is crystal clear but bring water shoes - the rocks can be slippery." Watch the sunset from Naoussa harbor to end your day.
- Day 4
Paros to Ios (2.5 hours by ferry)
- Day 5
Ios Beach Hopping
Take a tour of seven beaches around the island. Manganari Beach stands out with its calm swimming waters. Pack plenty of water and sun protection since shade is limited. A past visitor notes: "The beach tour was amazing but bring cash for beach bars as many don't accept cards." Have dinner at one of Mylopotas Beach's casual tavernas.
- Day 6
Ios to Santorini (1.5 hours by ferry)
- Day 7
Santorini
Incredible Crete!
The essence of Greek Islands comes alive in this 7-day adventure across 15 destinations from Chania to Heraklion. Your journey includes 6 nights in 3-4 star hotels, visits to Knossos Palace and Spinalonga island, plus authentic meals in traditional tavernas, blending archaeology, beaches, and local culture.
View itineraryAthens Greece
171 miChania Greece
3 miSouda Greece
3 miAptera Greece
36 miElafonisi Greece
54 miRethymnon Greece
30 miAgia Roumeli Greece
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Hora Sfakion Greece
14 miPlakias Greece
24 miMatala Greece
56 miAgios Nikolaos Greece
4 miElounda Greece
2 miSpinalonga Greece
32 miKnossos Greece
2 miHeraklion Greece
199 miAthens Greece
Athens, Santorini & Mykonos Tour - 7 Days -
The Greek islands unfold over 7 days across Athens' historic center, Mykonos' Little Venice, and Santorini's caldera. Featuring a 6-hour volcanic cruise, dinner at sea, and thermal spring visit at Agios Nicholaos. Includes 2 nights each at 4-star hotels per location.
View itineraryAthens Greece
95 miMykonos Greece
73 miSantorini Greece
145 miAthens Greece
What people love about 7-day Greek Islands tours
- Incredible Crete!
This was an excellent tour, giving us a wonderful experience of Crete. The guides were very knowledgeable and the driving was safe! Would thoroughly recommend this company and tour
- Athens, Santorini & Mykonos Tour - 7 Days -
The tour itself was an excellent choice. We experienced some of the nicest Greek islands in luxury and the best thing is that the operator customized the itinerary according to our preferences.
- Treasures of Crete
All my expectations were met. The hotel was good, the food however was not and bad mosquito problem. I enjoyed being in Hersonissos and a nice walk to the seaside restaurants of which there are many. All the day trips were interesting although long hours on the bus having to pick up people at their beach resorts. Crete is a big island so there was much ground to cover.