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5 days
Five days in Athens for travellers who usually give it two: the Acropolis at dawn, the Ancient Agora, great markets, the coast at Cape Sounion, and rooftop bars.
Updated 2 August 2026
5 days
Western Crete in five days with a car: the Venetian harbour at Chania, the Samaria and Imbros gorges, the Balos lagoon, mountain villages in the Amari valley, and a cooking day on a farm.
Updated 23 August 2026
5 days
Five days that balance the party reputation with the rest of Mykonos: the old town maze, the wild north beaches, an honest look at beach club costs, and a day on the sacred island of Delos.
Updated 16 August 2026
5 days
Five days on an island most people rush in two: the caldera rim walk, Oia without the crush, the basket vines of the interior, black sand beaches and the buried Bronze Age town at Akrotiri.
Updated 9 August 2026
5 days
The other half of Crete in five days: the Minoan palace at Knossos, the Lasithi plateau, the leper island of Spinalonga, Europe's only native palm forest at Vai, and the Cretan far east.
Updated 30 August 2026
5 days
Two Cycladic islands without the crush, in five days: the lunar rock at Sarakiniko, the sea caves at Kleftiko, the Portara at Naxos, endless west coast sand and the abandoned kouros statues.
Updated 16 September 2026
5 days
A five day Peloponnese road trip from Athens: the theatre at Epidaurus, the tombs of Mycenae, Greece's prettiest small town, a Byzantine ghost city and a fortress town hidden behind a rock.
Updated 20 September 2026
5 days
A five day mainland loop from Athens: the oracle at Delphi, monasteries on rock pillars at Meteora, the stone villages of Pelion, and a coastline most visitors drive straight past.
Updated 30 September 2026
10 days
A ready-made 10-day Greece itinerary: ancient Athens, the beaches and nightlife of Mykonos, a slower island stop, and the caldera magic of Santorini, planned day by day with one wow moment each.
Updated 18 July 2026
A week is a comfortable minimum for Athens and two nearby islands, or a focused mainland trip. Ten days to two weeks let you combine Athens, several islands and Meteora without rushing. We have ready-made itineraries for every trip length.
Ferries are the main way: fast boats between the Cyclades, and slower, cheaper lines for longer routes. Far-flung islands like Rhodes and Crete also have short, cheap domestic flights. In the itineraries we note the recommended ferry connections.
On the mainland and the larger islands (Crete, Rhodes, Naxos) a rental car gives full freedom to reach beaches and villages. On small islands you can manage on foot, by scooter or by local bus. Each itinerary notes where a car pays off.
Every itinerary is built day by day with recommended destinations, ferry and flight connections, travel times, areas to stay, cost estimates and on-the-ground tips, so you can set off with no extra planning.