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Upon arrival in Istanbul, you will be transferred to the hotel in one of our vehicles.

After check-in, the rest of the day is free to begin discovering this fascinating city, where East and West meet among imperial mosques, centuries-old bazaars, and the unmistakable rhythm of the Bosphorus.

Greca Tip: You can also head to Ortaköy, the area for upmarket chic. There, you will find a strip of stands serving “kumpir,” Turkey's answer to the jacket potato. Pick your spud and toppings and savor the seaside views while you eat on your feet.

After you've fueled up with breakfast, we'll swing by your hotel or the nearest meeting spot to kick off. A full-day adventure exploring Istanbul is starting.

Get ready for an epic experience with our friendly English-speaking guide. This includes all-inclusive tickets and a scrumptious lunch at a central city restaurant. You will also visit the most important landmarks of the Ottoman, Byzantine, and Roman empires.

Together, we’ll create memories that will last a lifetime in this marvelous city. Prepare to be awestruck by the grandeur of Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the Topkapi Palace. And don't miss the vibrant Grand Bazaar, It has over 4000 stores to indulge in an unforgettable shopping spree. 

Once the tour concludes, you're welcome to soak up the enchanting ambiance of the old city a little longer. When you're ready, you can make your way back to your hotel.

Greca Tip: For a jaw-dropping panoramic view of Istanbul, make sure to visit Camlica Hill on the Asian side. Feast your eyes on the cityscape, the Golden Horn, and the mesmerizing Bosphorus. It's a sight you won't want to miss!

Start your day with a fulfilling breakfast at your hotel, providing you with the energy you need for a memorable day in the captivating city of Istanbul. Enjoy the freedom of exploring this remarkable destination at your own pace, immersing yourself in its fantastic atmosphere and rich cultural heritage.

In the afternoon, get ready for an extraordinary journey to the enchanting region of Cappadocia, renowned for its breathtaking landscapes and fascinating history. Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed at your hotel, where you can complete the check-in process and take some time to relax and rejuvenate.

Greca Tip: We highly recommend consulting with your guide about the possibility of joining a hot-air balloon ride the following day in Cappadocia. Experience the awe-inspiring sensation of gently drifting over the magnificent valleys of the city, capturing unforgettable views from above. It's a truly magical and unforgettable way to enhance your stay in this remarkable destination.

After enjoying a satisfying breakfast, your entire day will be devoted to exploring Cappadocia.

Your journey will commence at the Göreme Valley, home to an open-air museum filled with churches, chapels, and monasteries adorned with ancient frescoes on their walls. Next, you'll proceed to the town of Avanos, renowned for its longstanding pottery-making tradition, which can be traced back to the Hittite period.

Here, you'll be captivated by the utilization of red clay sourced from Kizilirmak, Turkey's longest river, and have the opportunity to savor delightful Turkish tea.

Later on, you'll traverse the Pasabag Valley, also known as the "Valley of the Monks," due to the numerous monk refuges carved into the soft rock. Prepare to be amazed by the breathtaking cone-topped rock pillars called Fairy Chimneys.

The tour will then take you through the Devrent Valley, often referred to as the "Imaginary Valley," where you'll encounter a multitude of unique rock formations, some of which resemble animals.

Additionally, you'll visit the Göreme Panorama, a panoramic viewpoint offering fantastic views of Göreme city.

Lastly, you'll explore the city of Urgüp, renowned for its wine production, fertile vineyards, and apricot gardens, where you can capture incredible photos as lasting mementos of your visit.

In the late afternoon, you'll return to Istanbul for your overnight stay.

Greca Tip: Check if you will return to the same Hotel in Istanbul after this tour, and consult with the concierge the possibility of storing your luggage there so you can travel light!

When it's time, we'll make sure you reach Istanbul International Airport smoothly for your flight to Athens.

Upon your arrival in this historic European capital,you will be greeted with a seamless transfer to your hotel in one of our vehicles, where your professional and friendly English-speaking driver will ensure your comfort and convenience throughout the journey.

Later in the afternoon, at an agreed time, one of our representatives will meet you at the hotel to provide all the essential details of the rest of your trip. They will also offer a captivating presentation of the city, sharing insights into its everyday way of life. This is an excellent opportunity for you to ask any questions and have any doubts dispelled, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience throughout the rest of your trip.

You will have the remainder of the day free to relax and explore Athens at your own pace, taking in the sights, sounds, and flavors of this remarkable city.

Greca Tip: Want a breathtaking view of Athens that stretches to the coastline? Hop on the funicular railway to Lycabettus Hill and treat yourself to a panoramic vista that's sure to leave you in awe.

Today, you will enjoy a delightful breakfast and prepare for a wonderful day as you discover the city of Athens and its fascinating blend of history and modernity.

During the panoramic tour, you will admire the Athenian Trilogy (National Library, University, and Academy of Athens), the Presidential Mansion, the Panathenaic Stadium (Kallimarmaro), where the first modern Olympic Games were held, the Zappeion, the majestic Temple of Olympian Zeus, which for centuries was one of the largest temples in Greece, and Hadrian’s Arch, built in honor of the Roman emperor.

The itinerary includes a visit to the Acropolis, symbol of the classical world and home to the Parthenon, a masterpiece of Greek architecture; the Erechtheion, with its famous Caryatids; and the Temple of Athena Nike, dedicated to the goddess of victory. You will admire the history and legends surrounding these monuments while enjoying panoramic views of Athens from the hill.

The tour concludes at a central point in the city, ideal for continuing to explore Athens at your own pace. Later, you will head at your own rhythm to Monastiraki to join the “Athens by Night” tour, enjoying a walking tour through Plaka and Anafiotika, admiring the illuminated Acropolis, and passing by iconic sites such as Athens Cathedral and Ermou Street, while discovering how the city comes alive under the moonlight.

Greca Tip: At the Acropolis, mythology, architecture, and unique Athens panoramas come together. See how the Parthenon has inspired architects for over two thousand years and discover the stories of the ancient gods and heroes who dwell in these monuments.

Embark on an exciting journey as we transfer you to the Port of Piraeus. From there, you'll set sail on a ferry bound for the famous island of Mykonos. Bask in the perfect timing of the crossing, enjoying the sun-drenched deck and immersing yourself in the captivating shades of the Aegean Sea.

Mykonos, known as the "heap of stones" or the "rocky place," holds a rich history. According to legend, it was named after Mykonos, the heroic son of King Anius of Delos. As you arrive on this cosmopolitan island, our friendly English-speaking representative will warmly welcome you. They'll assist with your hotel transfer and introduce you to the enchanting charms of Mykonos.

The remainder of the day is yours to unwind and embrace the laid-back island lifestyle. Immerse yourself in the unhurried pace embraced by the locals, allowing yourself to truly relax and soak in the beauty of Mykonos.

Greca Tip: For a swifter journey, consider selecting a fast ferry during the reservation process.

Free day to spend a delightful time exploring the stunning island of Mykonos. Known as a favorite destination for the international "jet set," it offers a wealth of attractions including beautiful beaches, glamorous shops, and vibrant nightlife.

When it comes to food, Mykonos offers Mediterranean cuisine that incorporates fresh vegetables, flavorful olive oil, and a variety of aromatic spices such as oregano and basil. You can also indulge in delicious fish and seafood dishes.

Remember to visit the nearby historic island of Delos, just a short ferry ride away. According to Greek mythology, Delos is the legendary birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. This ancient island has been inhabited since 3000 BC and holds immense cultural significance from ancient times.

Greca Tip: For an authentic experience, we suggest renting a car or motorcycle to explore the island, immerse yourself in local customs, and truly feel like a part of Mykonos.

Start your day with a delicious breakfast, embracing the Greek way of life. Our private vehicle will pick you up at the agreed time to take you to the port.

Get ready to captivate as Santorini's port comes into view. The first revelation is the stunning capital city, Fira. You'll witness white houses perched on the cliffside, gazing at the volcano.

Once you arrive, our friendly English-speaking representative will welcome you warmly. Then, he'll escort you to your hotel. He'll also provide insights into the remarkable features of this picturesque island.

Take the rest of the day to wander through the charming narrow streets. Immerse yourself in the incredible Santorini.

Greca Tip: Relax and savor one of the world's most beautiful sunsets from a coffee shop in the fashion town of Oia.

Today is yours to experience Santorini at your own rhythm. The island’s story is written in its cliffs, wines, and ancient ruins.

Named Santa Irene by Venetian sailors, Santorini’s layers of history run deep—from medieval duchies to Ottoman whispers.

Optionally, you can go on a dazzling sailboat tour that will take you over to the small islands of Santorini Caldera, Nea, and Palea Kameni, with the hot springs of green and yellow waters.

Greca Tip: On this free day, we recommend exploring the island, tasting its wine and its excellent local cuisine. We cannot miss tasting the tomato keftedes (a kind of tomato balls), the fava dishes (a vegetable smaller than a pea), and the cheese called Chloro. Here is a catamaran cruise with wine tasting in Santorini you may want to take.

At the indicated time we will be transferred to the airport to board our flight to Cyprus via Athens.

After our arrival in Larnaca, the transfer to the hotel will be carried out by one of our vehicles, and we will have the rest of the day free.

The historic center of the city will allow us to discover ancient gems, such as the Larnaca Fort. Its museum explains the function that the castle used to have as a place of execution, as well as the Church of Lazarus, a spiritual center from the 9th century where the tomb of a biblical character is said to be located.

Greca Tip: Cyprus is known as the island of cats. Legend has it that Saint Helena of Constantinople, empress of the Roman Empire, sent ships full of cats to the Mediterranean island to fight against the snakes, which were overpopulating the region at that time.

After breakfast, we will continue exploring the island at our own pace.

The white sandy beach stretches at the foot of the Piale Pasha promenade, which extends from the castle to the famous Mackenzie Beach.

Picturesque fishermen's houses with white walls and bright shutters line the promenade. New hotels, cozy cafes, and restaurants have been built right on the beach.

In the area, we can visit the Hala Sultan Tekke mosque and the medieval Kamares aqueduct.

The Old Town is located 8 kilometers south of the main tourist areas. Its narrow streets preserve the ancient stonework. Here, you'll find many traditional houses and small courtyards, and you'll often come across small craft shops.

Greca Tip: Remember trying the famous Cypriot dish known as "Prasorizo". It's a kind of leek risotto.

After enjoying a delicious breakfast at the hotel, we will meet our guide to begin a fascinating journey through Larnaca. Aboard our bus, we will explore the treasures of this coastal city: the Pierides Museum, the Winged Lion of Venice, and the statue of Zeno of Citium, the famous Stoic philosopher.

We will listen to stories that bridge philosophy and history, including the life of the Athenian strategist Kimon. We will then visit the medieval Castle, the Kamares Aqueduct, and admire the majestic Church of Saint Lazarus (outside view), believed to be built over his second tomb.

After lunch at a traditional tavern, we will travel to the charming village of Lefkara, renowned for its "lefkaritika" embroidery, listed as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. We’ll visit the Museum of Embroidery and Silversmithing and taste the typical loukoumi, a beloved local sweet. As we stroll through cobbled streets, we’ll discover stone-built houses and the Holy Cross Church, home to a relic of the True Cross.

We will end the day with a halloumi workshop, where we’ll learn the secrets of Cyprus’s most iconic cheese and taste it freshly made.

Greca Tip: In Lefkara, seek out the small family-run workshops—there you’ll find the most authentic embroidery and the warmest local hospitality.

After a delicious breakfast, we will hop on a full-day journey where we will explore ancient villages, nature, and medieval monasteries in the Troodos Mountains.

Enjoying the stunning views of Omodos Village, we will walk towards the Holy Cross Monastery, the oldest in Cyprus.

You will then explore Kykkos Monastery with its religious significance and breathtaking mountain views. Kykkos Monastery houses an icon of the Virgin Mary believed to have been painted by St. Luke the Evangelist. Visit the tomb of Archbishop Makarios III for a panoramic view of the highlands.

After all that, we will have a traditional lunch at a local taverna and then embark on a winery visit. Discover Cyprus's winemaking tradition dating back 6000 years. The island's warm climate and high-altitude vineyards produce unique and delightful wines. Learn vine cultivation secrets and savor young and aged white varieties like Xynisteri, along with bold and richly structured red wines.

Greca Tip: Cyprus is home to the oldest named wine in the world, "Commandaria," produced in the region for over 800 years!

Today we will have the opportunity to explore the ancient city of Kourion, witness to a civilization that disappeared in 365 AD, after a devastating earthquake.

We will be able to admire the restored Greco-Roman theater, the mosaic floors, and the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates. At the Kourion Archaeological Museum, we will discover artifacts that spark the historical imagination.

We will then enjoy our lunch in a typical restaurant before embarking on a tour of the historic city of Paphos.

We will begin the exploration at the Rock of Aphrodite and from there we will immerse ourselves in the Archaeological Park of Paphos (Nea Pafos), declared a World Heritage by UNESCO. There we will find an impressive collection of mosaic floors, the Tombs of the Kings, and the Castle of Paphos.

We will then visit the legendary archaeological complex of St. Paul's Pillar and the Agia Kyriaki and Agia Solomoni churches.

Greca Tip: The tombs of the Kings in Paphos are underground and carved in rock. Curiously enough, they do not belong to any kings, the name comes from the imposing structure.

After our breakfast, we will embark on a unique journey in Nicosia, a city divided between the Republic of Cyprus (the Greek part) and the Republic of Northern Cyprus, recognized only by Turkey. We will discover the best of both sides on a captivating journey through history.

We will begin by diving into the past at the Cyprus Museum, the largest and oldest archaeological jewel on the island. The imposing Venetian walls and the majestic Famagusta Gate, which have witnessed great events since the 16th century, will unfold before our eyes. We will advance towards the Archbishop's Palace, where an impressive collection of religious icons awaits our admiration.

We will cross the main square of Eleftheria to enter northern Cyprus. We'll explore original Christian and Muslim places of worship, such as the 11th-century Cathedral of St. John the Theologian and the Selimiye Mosque (formerly St. Sophia Cathedral).

In the ancient city, we will culminate our tour at the charming Great Inn, also known as Büyük Han, the largest caravanserai on the island. Its merchants will tempt us with traditional Cypriot crafts, giving you a unique experience in this fascinating crossroads of cultures.

Greca Tip: At the Great Inn caravansary, we will discover local treasures including embroidery, ceramics, and handmade products. Don't hesitate to strike up a conversation with the merchants; They often have fascinating stories about the craftsmanship and rich history of the Büyük Han!

After your tasty breakfast, you will embark on a journey with us to uncover the story of the Turkish-Cypriot Republic that reshaped one of the historically richest neighborhoods in the enchanting city island of Famagusta.

Our exploration kicks off at the base of the Othello Castle, a magnificent structure erected in the 14th century. Let your imagination run wild as we delve into the events of Shakespeare's famous work set in the port city of Cyprus. We'll stand in awe before the Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque, a Gothic architectural gem with a history marked by war, natural disasters, and religious transformations, earning it the nickname "The Reims of Cyprus."

Next, we'll venture to the ancient city-state of Salamis, where layers of history reveal the footprints of Phoenicians, Assyrians, ancient Greeks, Persians, ancient Macedonians, Romans, and Ottomans. Founded in the 11th century BC, this city has witnessed the ebb and flow of diverse civilizations.

Our journey continues to the 5th-century Monastery of San Barnabas, a silent witness to the passage of time and changes in rule. Abandoned under Turkish Cypriot rule, it now houses a captivating museum of icons and archaeology, inviting you to unravel its historical layers.

The final chapter of our adventure unfolds in Varosha, a once vibrant town turned ghostly after 1974. Once a global tourist hotspot, it hosted iconic personalities like Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and Bridgitte Bardot, who considered Varosha their cherished travel haven.

Amid the scorching Cypriot summer, we'll indulge in a refreshing beach break, allowing you to relax on the sandy shores and immerse yourself in the inviting turquoise waters. To cap off our day, we'll share a delightful lunch at a local restaurant, savoring the flavors of this captivating journey.

Greca Tip: During the summer months Cyprus can get scorching hot, so make sure to pack your sun protection essentials! Hats, sunscreen, and plenty of water will be your best friends under the Cypriot sun.

After breakfast, at the scheduled time, we will be transferred to the airport.

From Greca, we hope to see you again to continue enjoying wonderful moments that will stay with you forever and "Καλό ταξίδι", that is, have a nice trip!

Greca Tip: If you wish, you can purchase additional nights in step 1/3 of your reservation.