7 days in greece: a journey through mediterranean wonders

Your adventure begins in Athens, the historic capital of Greece. After landing, take the time to settle
in and soak up the unique atmosphere of this city where modernity and antiquity mingle. Start your tour at the famous Acropolis, where you can admire the majestic Parthenon, as well as
other iconic sites like the Erechtheion and the Temple of Athena Nike. Continue your exploration by
descending to the Plaka district, a maze of cobblestone streets with numerous cafes and craft shops. In the evening, head to Lycabettus Hill to enjoy panoramic views of Athens as the sun sets.

Heading for the Peloponnese and historic sites

After discovering Athens, it is time to take the road towards the Peloponnese, the southern region of 
Greece, rich in archaeological sites. 

First stop at the Corinth Canal, a feat of engineering connecting the Aegean Sea to the Ionian Sea.
Next, visit the ancient city of Mycenae, one of the major centers of ancient Greek civilization. 

The imposing Cyclopean walls and the Lioness Gate will impress you, as will the ruins of the palace.

Continue your journey to Epidaurus, famous for its perfectly preserved ancient theater, still used today 
for open-air performances. End the day in Nafplio, a charming coastal town where you can enjoy a 
seaside dinner while watching the sunset.

The natural beauty of Mount Parnasse and Delphes

On the third day, head to Delphi, one of the most famous sanctuaries of ancient Greece, located on the 
slopes of Mount Parnassus. 

This place was considered the center of the world by the ancient Greeks and was home to the Oracle 
of Delphi, a respected prophetess who answered questions from visitors from far and wide.

Along the way, admire the stunning mountain landscapes and make a stop in the village of Arachova, 
famous for its stone houses and breathtaking panoramas. In Delphi, take time to explore the ruins of 
the Sanctuary of Apollo and the ancient stadium.

Discovery of Meteora, between sky and earth

These monasteries perched atop spectacular rock formations seem to float between heaven and earth.

The monks who still live there perpetuate ancestral traditions, and a visit to the place will immerse you
in a mystical atmosphere. After exploring several monasteries, you can take the opportunity to go hiking in the surrounding area,
offering breathtaking views of the surrounding region. End the day with dinner at a local restaurant in
Kalambaka, the town located at the foot of Meteora.

Exploring Lefkada and relaxing on the Ionian coast

Lefkada is famous for its heavenly beaches and turquoise waters. For a unique and personalized
experience, opt for a private Lefkada tour that will allow you to discover hidden and less frequented
places, while enjoying the natural beauty of the island at your own pace.
Spend the day exploring beaches such as Porto Katsiki or Egremni, known for their white sand and
towering cliffs. Don't forget to sample local specialties at a seaside tavern before returning to your
accommodation.

A road trip through the mountains of central Greece

On the sixth day, prepare for a 7-day Greece road trip, during which you will cross the majestic
mountains of central Greece. Leaving the Ionian coast, head to the mountainous landscapes of the
Zagori region, known for its traditional stone villages and Ottoman-era bridges.
Hike the Vikos Gorge, one of the deepest in the world, offering stunning views of the surrounding
nature.

It's an ideal region for nature lovers and those looking to explore a more authentic, less touristy
Greece.

The atmosphere is magical, and you can watch the city light up.

Return to Athens and last moments in Greece

On the last day of your trip, it is time to return to Athens to conclude your trip. Along the way, stop
at Thermopylae, famous for the battle between the Spartans and the Persians in 480 BC.

AD You will find a monument there in tribute to the warriors who fell during this battle. Back in Athens, take advantage of your last hours to do some souvenir shopping or revisit one of
your favorite places in the capital. Before leaving, treat yourself to one last Greek meal, savoring
traditional dishes such as moussaka or souvlakis.