Complete Greece and Turkish Tour

Welcome to Athens, the heart of Greece! Upon your arrival at the airport, we will transfer you to your hotel. Get settled in and prepare for the exciting journey ahead. Check the information boards in the hotel reception area for details of the welcome meeting with your guide and fellow travelers.

We start our journey towards the North of Greece, making a stop in Kamena Vourla, a beautiful touristic hub by the sea. We then proceed to the Meteora Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its breathtaking landscapes and ancient monasteries. After exploring the valley, we head to the picturesque village of Kastraki for lunch. We end our day in Kalambaka, where a delicious dinner awaits.

Today, we travel south through the Thessaly region, arriving in Delphi, known for its stunning landscapes and rich archaeological complex. After lunch, we visit the Osios Loukas Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its 11th-century mosaics. We then continue our journey towards Athens, arriving in the evening.

We depart from Athens early in the morning for a special journey to the Greek islands. Our first stop is Aegyna, an island with over 4,000 years of history. After exploring Aegyna, we take a ferry to Poros, a charming island full of tourist life. After lunch, we visit the ancient theater of Epidaurus, a well-preserved structure dating back 2,400 years. We end our day in the coastal city of Nauplia, where a delicious dinner awaits.

After breakfast, we cross the Rio-Antirrio bridge to Nafpaktos, a city known for its Venetian fortress. We then continue along the Gulf of Corinth to Mycenae, a colossal citadel from the 18th century BC. After exploring Mycenae, we visit the fortress of Acrocorinth and make a short stop at the Corinth Canal. We then return to Athens, arriving in the evening.

Enjoy a free day in Athens. Explore the city at your own pace, discover hidden gems, or simply relax and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of the city. The choice is yours!

We start the day with a sightseeing tour of Athens, visiting the Panathinaikos Stadium and the Royal Palace. After some free time, we transfer you to the port of Piraeus to board the overnight ferry. Enjoy the cruise-like facilities and the beautiful views of the Aegean Sea from your double cabin.

We start the day with a city tour of Rhodes, exploring its walled city and the old quarter. In the afternoon, we take an express ferry to Marmaris, Turkey. Known for its beautiful coastal enclave, castle, and marina, Marmaris offers a perfect blend of history and natural beauty. Dinner is included.

We depart for Dalyan, a beautiful place next to a navigable river. Here, we take a two-hour boat ride to see the Royal Lycian Tombs. After lunch, we continue to Antalya, a coastal city of more than one million inhabitants. We visit Hadrian's Gate, the Ottoman district, and its great waterfall that falls directly into the sea. Dinner is included.

We leave Antalya and head to Aspendos, where we visit the Roman theatre, considered one of the best preserved in the world. We then proceed to Side, where we admire the Greek temple of Apollo by the sea. After crossing the breathtaking landscapes of the Taurus mountains, we stop in Karaman to see its fortress. We end our day in Nigde, where a delicious dinner awaits.

We spend the day exploring the fantastic region of Cappadocia, known for its lunar landscapes, churches, and troglodyte villages. We visit the Gumusler Monastery, an underground monastery with stunning Byzantine frescoes, and the Goreme Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with its open-air museum and rock-carved churches. We end our day in Avanos, where a delicious dinner awaits.

We start the day by visiting the Ihlara Valley, known for its churches and villages excavated in the rock. We then stop at an old Caravanserai from the 13th Century before arriving in Konya. Here, we visit the Mausoleum of Mevlana, where we learn about the sect of the Dervishes. Dinner is included.

We take a scenic road between the lakes to Egridir, a beautiful town next to a large lake. After some free time for lunch, we continue to Pamukkale-Hierapolis, whose calcareous waters have created the Cotton Castle. Enjoy the stunning views and take some memorable photos. Dinner is included.

We leave for Ephesus, the best preserved ancient city of Asia Minor. Here, we discover the house of the Virgin Mary, the Basilica of Saint John, and the impressive ruins of Ephesus. We then proceed to Kusadasi, a popular coastal town with a lot of atmosphere and a small castle. Dinner is included.

We leave for Izmir, the city with the fourth largest population in Turkey. After a brief visit, we return to inland Turkey, stopping en route for lunch before reaching Bursa. Known for its traditional commercial districts, mosques, and public baths, Bursa offers a glimpse into the rich heritage of Turkey. We then continue our journey to Istanbul, arriving at the end of the day.

We embark on a sightseeing tour of Istanbul, visiting the Mosque of Suleyman the Magnificent, the largest in Istanbul. We also see the city walls, the Golden Horn, and the fishing district. We then offer tickets and a visit to the Top Kapi Palace, the administrative center of the Ottoman Empire. In the evening, we provide a transfer to the Taksim neighborhood, the most commercialized and lively area of the city.

Today, we include a boat trip on the Bosphorus that will last about two hours. We will enjoy seeing the liveliness of the strait with its multitude of boats. We will pass under the two bridges that unite Europe and Asia and admire the palaces of the sultans, the typical wooden houses, and the Ottoman villas. Return to the center of Istanbul for some free time.

After breakfast, our unforgettable journey comes to an end. We hope you enjoyed this multi-day tour through Greece and Turkey and look forward to seeing you on your next adventure!

Today, we travel across the mountains of the Peloponnese to Tripoli, the lively capital of the Arcadia region. We then head to Olympia, the site of the first Olympic Games, where we explore the archaeological site and its landmarks. Our day ends in Patras, the third-largest city in Greece, known for its port, medieval fortress, and the largest cathedral in Greece. Dinner is included.