One week in Greece is just a short time, but sometimes that is all you have. But you can still have a perfect time in Greece, seeing the incredible sights and relaxing too in only one week. With over two hundred islands and the tantalising mainland, a 7-day itinerary in Greece leaves you with many wonderful possibilities when visiting the country.
With a bit of planning your 7-day itinerary, Greece will wow you with timeless whitewashed villages, exciting cities, heavenly islands with even heavenlier beaches, ancient sites galore, natural wonders, some of the best museums in Europe, incredible Mediterranean cuisine, friendly people and much, much more.
We only had a week when we travelled to Greece and we had a great time. This post shows you how we spent our seven days in Greece. But why stop there? We also asked ten other Greek travel experts how they would spend a week in Greece.
The result is the best 7-day itinerary Greece offers from 10 unique points of view. Whether you’re dreaming of jumping on a ferry to go island hopping or hitting the road on a mainland road trip, we’ve got you covered.
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Milos, Santorini & Athens: The Slow & High Life
We split our week in Greece between Milos and Santorini, two very different islands, allowing us to experience the beautiful diversity of the Greek Islands. Milos is known for its spectacular beaches and rustic life, while Santorini is just over the top wow from the moment when you arrive. Before heading home, we spent a day in Athens, goggling at its incredible ancient sites and funky neighbourhoods.
Day1-3 Milos
Head straight from the airport to Piraeus to get a ferry to Adamas on Milos. Three daily ferries get you from Pireaus to Milos in about 3.5 hours. Base yourself in beautiful Adamas, rent a scooter or car and explore the villages and beaches of Milos over the next few days.
Best things to do in Milos:
- Stay at Dionysis Studios in Adamas
- Swim at the stunning beaches ( Don’t miss Sarakiniko and Firapotamos beaches)
- Go on a yacht cruise to the stunning Kleftiko with its glassy water
- Wander around the whitewashed maze of Plaka village
- Climb to the top of the Kastro for a panoramic view of the Gulf of Milos
- Have dinner at the waterfront tavernas in Adamas
Day 4-6 Santorini
Get the early morning ferry from Adamas to Santorini and arrive around lunchtime. Head to the dreamy village of Oia to live in a fairy tale for the next few days. Splurge and stay at the best place within your budget – it’s a bucket list destination and if you’re only going to be here once, make the most of it. We stayed at the INCREDIBLE Nostos Apartments right on the caldera’s edge, and believe us when we say it’s pure magic.
Best things to do in Santorini:
- Close your mouth from hanging open (insects might fly in). It’s an utterly surreal and beautiful place
- Rent an ATV for a trip around the island, visiting the settlements of Fira and Pyrgos and Perissa and Perivolos beaches, among others.
- Watch the sunset from Kastro restaurant in Oia
- Just be – stroll around, stay in the pool all day
Day 7 – Athens
Fly back to Athens from Santorini. With only one day in Athens, prioritise visiting the Acropolis and its excellent museum. After that, enjoy your last day in Greece, strolling around touristy Plaka, eating gyros and souvlaki, and cheers with an ouzo or two to a beautiful vacation.
Best things to do in Athens:
- Stay at Wukela Apartments with a stunning view of the Acropolis
- See the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum
- Watch the changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
- Shop for secondhand goodies and souvenirs at Monastiraki market
- Stroll around the neighbourhoods of Makrigianni and Plaka
- This combo ticket is handy and saves you a few bucks if you’re planning on hitting all the major sites
The Dazzling Ionian Islands of Kefalonia & Zakynthos
The verdant Ionian Islands off Greece’s west coast are blessed with stunning beaches and beautiful towns. Those looking for beautiful islands for a Greek vacation will love Kefalonia and Zakynthos. In summer, both Kefalonia and Zakynthos have direct daily flights to major European cities, allowing you to bypass Athens and head straight to the beach.
Day 1-4: Kefalonia
The island of Kefalonia is brimming with sights and scenery, and it’s not as crowded as some of the other Greek islands like Santorini. It’s a relatively large island, so you’ll want to spend at least three or four days exploring everything.
Best things to do in Kefalonia:
- Base yourself in the beautiful town of Argostoli and book into the Argostoli Marina Suites.
- Relax at the family-friendly Antisamos beach. It’s easy to reach from the town of Sami, and there are plenty of amenities. The water is clear and great for swimming!
- See the amazing Melissani and Drogarati caves. Melissani has an underground lake that you can tour with a short paddleboat trip. It’s unique and beautiful.
- See the Myrtos viewpoint and beach. This is a spectacular roadside viewpoint with amazing scenery above Myrtos Beach, a white pebble beach surrounded by cliffs on all sides.
Day 5-7: Zakynthos
Catch the regular ferry from Kefalonia to Zakynthos island. This island is mainly known for the famous shipwreck at Navagio beach, but there are also many other good things to see and do.
Best things to do in Zakynthos:
- Visit the Navagio viewpoint. See the picturesque shipwreck and take pictures from above. It’s one of the most famous travel photos in the world!
- Zante Nest Studios is a great place to stay near Shipwreck Beach
- Go to Navagio Beach by boat. This is another popular activity in Zakynthos because you can see the rusty shipwreck up close.
- Drive to Agios Nikolaos harbour and take a boat tour to the Blue Caves, where you can enjoy the scenery and swim in stunning turquoise water.
Contributed by David & Intan of The World Travel Guy
Mainland Roadtrip: Monasteries, Nature & Villages
This one-week itinerary takes you off the typical tourist trail and covers some fantastic lesser-known destinations in central and northwestern Greece. It’s the perfect itinerary for those who enjoy spending time in nature, want to learn about history, and want to discover the authentic side of Greece.
Day 1-3: Meteora
Meteora is a fascinating UNESCO-listed region in central Greece. Known for its towering rock formations and the mysterious monasteries built on top of them, it’s a place that looks like it belongs in a fantasy movie. Even if you’re not particularly interested in visiting religious sites, there are plenty of exciting things to do in Meteora.
You can take a train or drive to get to Meteora from Athens.
Best things to do in Meteora:
- Go hiking among the cliffs of Meteora
- Visit the six medieval monasteries on this half-day tour
- Discover the towns of Kalambaka and Kastraki
- Spartacus House in the village of Kastraki is within walking distance from the Monastery of Saint Nikolaos Anapafsas, and comes highly recommended.
Day 4-5: Vikos Gorge
Catch a bus or drive northwest to Vikos Gorge, one of Greece’s most impressive natural wonders. Also known as the Grand Canyon of Greece, this gorge has a depth of 1,000 meters and offers excellent hiking opportunities and jaw-dropping views.
Best things to do at Vikos Gorge:
- Hike through Vikos Gorge
- Visit Beloi viewpoint
- Visit Oxya viewpoint
- Rustic and homey, Ameliko Zagori is where you spend two nights in Vikos Gorge and explore the Zagori villages in the coming two days.
Day 6-7: Zagori villages
Around Vikos Gorge, in the region of Zagori, there are numerous picturesque stone villages worth a visit. With their traditional houses, authentic tavernas and laid-back atmosphere, the villages will make you feel like you’ve taken a journey back in time.
Since Zagori is quite a remote region, renting a car is the best way to explore it.
Best things to do in and around the Zagori villages:
- Visit the villages of Megalo Papingo and Monodendri
- Explore the old arched stone bridges
- Swim in Papingo rock pools
Fly back to Athens from Ioannina Airport.
Contributed by Marjut from The Smooth Escape
Athens, Paros & Antiparos: Big City-Small Islands
Combining the diverse landscape on the mainland with the uniqueness of the islands, the delicious traditional gastronomy and the Mediterranean climate that Greece has to offer, a one-week itinerary to Athens, Paros, and Antiparos will give you a glimpse of the beauty of Greece.
Day 1-2: Athens
One of the oldest cities in Europe, Athens has much to offer apart from its rich history. The ultimate symbol of the ancient Greek civilisation, the Acropolis of Athens stands out among the city’s highlights. Spend two days in Athens (we love Wukela apartments) to experience the vibrant capital of Greece.
- Visit the Parthenon on the Acropolis Hill.
- Visit the New Acropolis Museum.
- Visit the Ancient Agora.
- Climb up to Areopagus Hill for jaw-dropping views of the city.
- Enjoy lunch, dinner, or drink at one of the traditional restaurants along the Plaka stairs.
Day 3-6: Paros
Take the ferry from Piraeus to Paros Island for the next three days of your trip. Paros is one of the most beautiful islands of the Cyclades, and it’s an island that has something for everyone. Easy-going vibes for families, vibrant nightlife for the party seekers, wind-surfing for the adventurous ones, quaint villages for the dreamers, and pristine beaches for everyone.
Villa Isabela overlooking Piperi Beach in Naoussa Bay is just grand for a few days in Paros.
- Wander around Lefkes Village.
- Visit Panagia Ekatontapiliani Church in Parikia.
- Swim around the spectacular rock formations at Kolympithres Beach.
- Taste traditionally made wine at one of the oldest wineries in Paros.
- Watch the sunset at the quaint Old Port in Naoussa.
Day 7: Antiparos
Often overshadowed by Paros, Antiparos is a small island next to Paros, ideal for those who want to experience the authentic Greek summer. Quaint narrow alleys lined by whitewashed houses with blue doors and windows adorned by colourful bougainvillaeas create a dreamy setting that could only be found on a Greek Island. To get to Antiparos, you must take the ferry from Pounta Port in Paros. The ferry ride takes less than ten minutes.
Treat yourself and stay at the dreamy Kameo in Agios Georgios for a night (and then prepare yourself to extend your stay indefinitely)
- Stroll around the Venetian Castle of Antiparos.
- Enjoy the sunset at Sifneiko Beach.
- Visit Antiparos Cave.
- Mingle with locals at the Antiparos main square at night.
Contributed by Katerina from It’s All Trip To Me
One Week in Crete
A week on the Greek Island of Crete will certainly never get boring. The island is full of rich history, beautiful beaches, and some of the most rugged landscapes in the Mediterranean.
This itinerary gives you a taste of everything that makes Crete special. You can fly directly to Crete from many European cities or take a ferry from Athens.
Day 1-3 – Chania
Chania is a charming, Venetian-style city with a lively harbour, shopping, and the best restaurants on the island. Stay at the charming Santrivani Rooms in Chania Old Town while exploring this part of the island.
Best Things to Do in Chania
- Wander through Old Town
- Sunbathe at Stavros Beach (Zorba’s Beach)
- Eat Mousakka at Enetikon Restaurant
- Take a Boat to Balos Beach & Gramvousa Island
- Go Hiking in the Samaria Gorge
Day 4-5 – Plakias
You can get from Chania to Plakias by bus, but most rent a car. Plakias is a small beach town close to the most dramatic coastline and one of the top destinations in Crete.
Best Things to Do in Plakias
- Have gyros at a beachfront tavern
- Relax at Preveli Palm Forest
- Drive through Kourtaliotiko Gorge
- Go Snorkeling at Kalypso Bay
- Stay at Calma Apartments, 150 m away from Plakias Beach
Day 6-7 – Agios Nikolaos
Agios Nikolaos is the capital of Lasithi (Eastern Crete). The scenic city is an ideal place to end your trip to Crete. The port town is peaceful yet close to the bustling city of Heraklion, pristine beaches, and several historical sites. You can get here from Plakias by car or taxi or take a bus (with a transfer in Heraklion).
In Agios Nikolaos, St. Nicolas Soho Apartments has a prime location and is centrally located to the beaches Ammos, Ammoudi and Almiros Beaches.
Best Things to Do in Agios Nikolaos
- Take a Ferry to Spinolonga
- Have drinks with a view at Migomis Piano Restaurant
- Spend the afternoon at Voulisma Beach
- Visit the Ancient Minoan Palace of Knossos
Fly back from Heraklion Airport, which is well connected with Athens and the rest of Europe.
Contributed by Caleb from Pazook Travel Journal
The Mainland’s Famous Ancient Sites & Pretty Coastal Villages
This mainland Greece itinerary focuses on the Peloponnese, allowing you to see some famous ancient sites and pretty coastal villages before heading to the beautiful ruins of Delphi. This route is best done as a road trip, allowing you to stop at interesting places along the way.
Day 1-2 Athens
The capital of Greece is the perfect place to start your trip, and it’s worth spending at least a day here. I suggest spending a few days there either at the start or the end of your trip.
Best things to do in Athens:
- See the Acropolis and the Parthenon (Get this combo ticket that includes entry to Athen’s top archaeological sites: Acropolis, Ancient Agora, Roman Agora, Temple of Zeus, Aristotle’s School, Hadrian’s Library, and Kerameikos Ancient Cemetery)
- Marvel at the treasures at the National Archaeological Museum
- Go shopping and visit the museum quarter in Kolonáki
- Climb up Mount Lycabettus for views of the city
Day 3-4: Nafplio
From Athens, head toward Nafplio, a pretty coastal town in the Peloponnese, stopping at the Corinth Canal and the Theatre of Epidaurus along the way.
Best things to do in Nafplio:
- Stay at Kastello Hotel in an alley under the Palamidi Castle
- Take a boat ride to the Bourtzi, the fortress in the harbour
- Admire the views from the Palamidi Castle
- Walk along the coast to Karathona Beach
- Sample local spirits at the Karonis Distillery
Day 5-6 Nafpaktos
The drive from Nafplio to Nafpatkos takes just over two hours along the Gulf of Corinth. Nafpaktos is another beautiful coastal town off the radar for many travellers.
Best things to do in Nafpaktos:
- Explore the medieval old town
- Walk around the ancient Venetian port
- Climb up to the Castle of Nafpaktos
- Visit the Turkish Mosque of Fethiye Tzami, built in 1499
- Stay at Porto Enetiko for its central location and beautiful views of the Old Port
Drive to Delphi
Day 7 Delphi
Visit the Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi early in the morning to avoid the crowds. The sanctuary is one of Greece’s most remarkable ancient sites and was home to the Oracle of Apollo. The cheapest place to stay in Delphi, the Sibylla Hotel, is within walking distance from the archaeological site and museum, has free parking and has friendly owners.
Best things to do in Delphi:
- See the statues in the Delphi Museum
- Explore the ancient ruins before the crowds. Get your entry ticket and audio guide online for €9
- Admire the views from the mountain.
Drive back to Athens.
Contributed by Roxanne from Faraway Worlds
Island Hopping Itinerary from Athens: Ios & Santorini
You’ll likely land at Athens International Airport if you arrive from outside Europe. That’s why this 7-day itinerary in Greece starts in the capital and visits two gorgeous Cycladic Islands: Ios and Santorini.
On this 7-day Greece itinerary, you check out the historical sites in Athens, bask in the sunshine on the beaches in Ios, and visit the world-famous Oia village on Santorini. And don’t be surprised if you’re considering taking up Greek residency after spending this lovely week in Greece.
Day 1-3 Athens
Greece’s capital, the cradle of democracy and Western civilization, is particularly well-known for its many historical sites. You can surely enjoy many of them during your stay in Athens.
Best things to do in Athens:
- Visit the Acropolis and the Acropolis Museum
- Visit the Greek Agora
- See Athens from a different perspective from Lycabettus Hill
- Shop for bargains at Monastiraki Flea Market
- Watch the sunset from Cape Sounion (a half-day trip from Athens)
- Eat lunch at a taverna in the Central Municipal Athens Market (Varvakeios Agora)
- Sip a coffee in the National Gardens
Day 4-5 Ios
The only way to get to Ios is by boat. During the high season, there are several daily ferry departures from Athens’ Piraeus port to Ios port, both on high-speed vessels and slow ferries. During the low season, you are limited to just two daily sailings. The sailing time is about 5 hours on the high-speed boat and up to 11 hours on the slow one.
A popular party island, Ios offers a different experience outside the peak summer months. Ios is a great place to visit during shoulder season (April-June / September-October). You won’t be bored here if you want to soak up the sun on a beach, snorkel, hike, or visit historical sites.
Best things to do on Ios:
- Visit the Bronze Age settlement of Skarkos
- Visit the Venetian fortress of Paleokastro
- Eat lunch at the taverna on Psathi beach
- Have dinner at the Octopus Tree
- Soak up the sun at Mylopotas beach
- Hike from Mylopotas beach to Klima beach and have a picnic on the beach
- Watch the sunset from the Gaitis museum
Day 6-7 Santorini
Santorini is, without a doubt, the most well-known Cycladic Island. The whitewashed houses, blue shutters, black and red sand beaches, and gorgeous sunsets make it a must-visit place.
Especially if you are already so close to it! The slow ferry from Ios takes about 1.5 hours and is available several times a week, even during the low season. There are up to three sailings per day during the high season, and you can also choose high-speed vessels.
Unfortunately, you can’t visit Santorini on a day trip from Ios, so you’ll need to plan for an overnight.
Best things to do in Santorini:
- Visit the archaeological site of Akrotiri
- Soak up the sun at the Red Beach of Santorini
- Watch the sunset from Oia
- Have lunch with a view at one of the tavernas at Korfos
An airport also serves Santorini, so you can return to Athens by air. Even during the low season, there are several flights each day. They increase significantly during the summer. The flight time is just under an hour.
Contributed by Cristina from LooknWalk Greece
See Ancient Greece on this Peloponnese Road Trip
One of Europe’s best road trips is a drive around Greece’s Peloponnese peninsula. Take a tour through ancient Greek history with stops at some of the world’s most famous archaeological sites while stopping in beautiful beach towns and quaint medieval villages. So, pick up that rental car from the airport, and let’s get going.
Day 1: Assuming you’ve spent the night in Athens, awake early and drive to the archaeological site of Mycenae, a sprawling city from 1350 BC. In the afternoon, head west on the highway to Olympia. Book into Pension Posidon for the night.
Day 2: Spend the morning running around the birthplace of the Olympics before heading back east towards the ancient Village of Mystras, nestled in the mountains outside of Sparta, home of the ancient Spartans. Spend your night in Mystras at the exceptional Mazaraki Guesthouse.
Day 3: Explore the Mystras monastery complex, one of the best-kept secrets on the Peloponnese. If you have time, stop by ancient Sparta on the way out of town. Then head south to the picturesque coastal village of Limeni, where you’ll relax and spend the night at the Vasilios Hotel.
Day 4: Explore the Mani Peninsula. Visit the Caves of Dilos and the ghost town of Vathia before returning to Limeni.
Day 5: Drive along the stunning Peloponnese coast to the car-free medieval village of Monemvasia, one of the most beautiful places in all of Greece – where you’ll spend the afternoon and evening wishing you had more time to add onto your road trip. Stay at the beautiful Ardamis, a historic stone building just metres from the beach.
Day 6: Spend the morning in Monemvasia. Have lunch at a charming cafe before exiting the city walls back to your car and driving north to Nafplio. Climb the mountain to the Fortress of Palamini and walk around the city.
Day 7: Enjoy breakfast on the coast before the short drive to Epidaurus, which holds Greece’s largest and best-preserved ancient amphitheatre. Return to Athens and tell your friends to book their Peloponnese road trip NOW!
Contributed by Chris from Around the World With Me
Piraeus, Mykonos & Naxos
The Piraeus- Mykonos- Naxos route is a fabulous one-week island-hopping itinerary for Greece. First, you will experience local life in the harbour town of Piraeus. Next, ferry to Mykonos, one of Greece’s most famous jet-set islands, with world-famous beach clubs and vibrant nightlife. Finally, head to Naxos, an enchanting island gem with stunning sandy beaches and quaint mountain villages.
Day 1 Piraeus
Piraeus is the port of Athens, where the ferries to the islands depart from. However, only some know Piraeus is worth exploring before jumping on the ferry. So, stay the night at the Piraeus Port Hotel and explore the harbour of Athens before sailing off to the islands.
Best thing to do in Piraeus:
- Explore the Piraeus Archaeological Museum
- Enjoy dinner at the port of Mikrolimano
- Visit the unique Electric Railway Museum of Piraeus
- Watch a football match at the famous Karaiskakis Stadium
Day 2-4: Mykonos
Take the ferry from Piraeus to Mykonos. This operates twice daily, and the crossing takes around 4 hours. There are so many things to do in Mykonos. This island not only has gorgeous beaches but also legendary nightlife. Don`t miss Mykonos Town, which has the famous windmills of Mykonos.
With a heavenly outdoor pool, free parking, buffet breakfast, and an onsite restaurant, Bianco a Nero is where you want to stay near Super Paradise Beach.
The best thing to do in Mykonos:
- Swim at the beach
- Take a boat trip to the island of Delos
- Take a photo at the famous windmills
- Drink ouzo overlooking the sea in Little Venice
- Have the party of your life at Paradise Beach
Day 5-7 Naxos
A 1-hour ferry ride will take you from Mykonos to the island of Naxos. Naxos is a real highlight of the Cyclades and is fascinating in many ways. The Chora is beautiful, the beaches are top-notch, and the hinterland with the mountains and the quaint villages is to fall in love with.
Iliada Studios offers fantastic sea views and sunsets and is just far enough away from the hotspots of the Chora.
The best thing to do on Naxos:
- Explore the Chora and enjoy the most stunning sunset from the Temple of Apollo.
- Swim at the beautiful beaches of Naxos
- Take a tour by quad bike to the villages of Halki, Filoti and Apiranthos
- Hike Zeus Mountain, the highest mountain of the Cyclades
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Crete & Santorini
One week is just enough time to taste Crete, the largest island in Greece, before getting the ferry to uber-popular-for-a-reason Santorini. You’ll swim at stunning beaches, explore ancient archaeological sites and bask in Santorini’s beauty.
Days 1-4 Crete
Crete is likely the most underrated Greek island. As the largest Greek island, there is something for everyone. On Crete, you can find amazing sunsets, delicious wines, delicious traditional Greek cuisine, and plenty of natural wonders. During a few days in Crete, you can explore beautiful beaches, go for a hike or explore ancient ruins.
Crete is more affordable than the other famous islands, offering visitors excellent value for money.
Best things to do in Crete
- Visit the pink sand Elafonisi Beach
- Take a boat to Spinalonga Island, a former leper colony with an ancient past.
- Visit the Venetian Harbour in Chania
- Hike the Samaria Gorge
Days 5-7 Santorini
Santorini is probably the most well-known Greek Island, and it is easy to see why with its sheer cliffs, deep blue waters, and whitewashed houses. A high-speed ferry will take you from Crete to Santorini in under two hours.
What really stands out in Santorini is the sunset. You can see it from anywhere along the island’s western side, even though most travel guides will tell you to go to Oia, the most crowded part of the island. Instead, enjoy it from one of the other towns, the lighthouse, or a catamaran on the water below.
Best things to do in Santorini
- Go on a sunset Catamaran tour with snorkelling and a volcano visit.
- Book a sunrise photoshoot
- See the sunset from the town of Imerovigli
- Stroll around Oia and see the iconic blue-domed churches
Contributed by Dan from Honeymoon Always
The Classic First Time Greece Itinerary: Athens, Mykonos & Santorini
A week in Greece is the perfect opportunity to explore some of the world’s most beautiful historical sites and natural landscapes. Athens, Mykonos, and Santorini are gorgeous destinations because of their architecture, beaches, and blue waters. These three coveted places offer a perfect mix of relaxation and exploration while tasting Greece’s vibrant culture. You won’t have to choose between Santorini or Mykonos because you can visit both islands in one week!
Days 1-2: Athens
You’ll start this itinerary in Athens, the capital of Greece. Athens is Greece’s historical and cultural centre and is home to many ancient ruins and museums. In fact, Athens is Europe’s oldest city, and it’s fascinating to see how the city has maintained its heritage while becoming a modern metropolis.
Best things to do in Athens:
- Visit the Acropolis, one of the most famous landmarks in Europe
- Learn about Greek history at the Acropolis Museum
- Explore one of Athens’ bustling areas, Plaka
- Marvel at the Panathenaic Stadium
- Hike or take a funicular to the top of Mount Lycabettus
- Eat souvlaki at Kostas
Days 3-4: Mykonos
After Athens, you’ll take a ferry to the island of Mykonos. This Cycladic island is well-known for its beautiful beaches, trendy nightlife, and stunning whitewashed architecture. Mykonos is the perfect place to explore and soak up the Greek sun.
Best things to do in Mykonos:
- Visit the Windmills
- Take a boat ride to the nearby island of Delos
- Relax on one of Mykonos’ many beaches
- Explore the town of Chora
- Rent an ATV and explore the island
- Shop for souvenirs in Little Venice
Days 5-7: Santorini
Santorini is the final stop on this one-week Greece itinerary, and you’ll take a ferry from Mykonos. This volcanic island is famous for its stunning cliffside towns, black sand beaches, and breathtaking views. Santorini is the perfect place to relax and enjoy the incredible scenery.
Best things to do in Santorini:
- Take photos with the famous Blue Domes
- Visit the archaeological site of Akrotiri
- Watch the sunset in Oia
- Take a boat tour around the island
- Visit the town of Thira
- Go on a wine tour
Fly back to Athens.
Contributed by Disha from Disha Discovers
And that, people, is how you spend a week in Greece!
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