Iconic Aegean -3 day Cruise

Day 1: Athens (Piraeus) - Departure at 11:30
The bustling port of Piraeus, made famous by classic films like Never On Sunday and Stella, is a brief Metro or taxi ride from Athens. This vibrant, cosmopolitan, historically rich city is dense with ancient monuments, chic cafés and unique shops.

Day 1: Mykonos - Arrival at 18:00/ Departure at 23:00
Mykonos is a delightful island renowned for its lovely countryside and its beaches, its iconic windmills and sea breezes. Petros the Pelecan welcomes you in the island, visit  Mykonos Town an Exquisite Whitewashed Maze, the Alefkhandra Neighbourhood Myconos liltle Venice and the traditional Cycladic village Ano Mera.

Day 2: Kusadasi Arrival at 07:00 / Departure at 13:00
The area has been a center of art and culture since some of the earliest recorded history, and has been settled by many civilizations since being founded in 3000 BC. Kusadasi is currently one of the finest is resort town on the Aegean coast. Some of Kusadasi highlights are House of the Virgin Mary,Ancient Ephesus, The Magnesian Gate,The Odeon, The Library of Celsus and more,

Day 2: Patmos Arrival at 16:00/ Departure at    21:00
Many believe John the Apostle wrote the Book of Revelations in a mountainside grotto where he heard the voice of God. Further up the mountain, within the white walls of Hora, the monastery founded in his honour in 1088 stands sentinel above this verdant island.

Day 3: Heraklion Arrival at 07:00/ Departure at 11:30
Heraklion is an ancient Venetian port and the fascinating capital of Crete. Greece’s largest island is a paradise of secluded beaches, hiking trails, rivers and archaeological marvels. Visit Minoan palace of Knossos and experience the Cretan country-/side and lifestyle.

Day 3: Santorini Arrival at 16:30/ Departure at 21:30
Its incredible cliffs rise from the blue waters of the Aegean toward the azure sky. Take a jeep safari into the interior or a cruise to Santorini’s smaller islands and volcanoes. Explore the Akrotiri Village excavations, wander about the beautiful hilltop village of Fira, the island’s unique capital, or just relax in a café in stunning Oia Village, and watch the sunset from 300 meters above the sparkling sea. Enjoy a glass of wine with a view from the sky…

Day 4: Athens (Piraeus) Arrival at    06:00
The bustling port of Piraeus, made famous by classic films like Never On Sunday and Stella, is a brief Metro or taxi ride from Athens. This vibrant, cosmopolitan, historically rich city is dense with ancient monuments, chic cafés and unique shops. Athens Monuments and the Acropolis.Time to browse and do a little shopping at the stores located at the base of the Acropolis will be allotted. Leaving the Acropolis, the tour passes by some of the most iconic places Athens has to offer. You will see The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, manned by guards dressed in traditional costume known as Evzones. The Parliament, which was completed in 1843, is the symbol of the Hellenic Democracy since 1934 and one of the greatest landmarks of the city. The Panathinaikon Stadium, home of the first modern Olympic games of 1896. The entire stadium was built of pure white marble. You will also see three buildings representing 19th century architecture blended with classical influence, the Library – the Academy – the University. Last but not least, you will pass through two historic city squares, Omonia Square which is the commercial centre of Modern Athens andSyntagma Square which is the business and cultural centre of contemporary Athens.