Athens | Naxos | Paros
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Day 1: Arrival in Athens
Upon arrival, meet and transfer to your hotel. The remaining of the day is yours at leisure to explore the city.
Day 2: Athens
Discover Plaka, the oldest district of Athens, located under the Acropolis, the only district a visitor may see the Greek capital as it was 100 years ago or enjoy street shopping. Athens Tour the center of the city, including the Constitution Square (Syntagma), the House of Parliament, the Memorial to the Unknown Soldier and the National Library. Stop at the Panathenaic Stadium, where the first Modern Olympic Games were held in 1896. Then continue to the Acropolis, an architectural masterpiece of the Golden Age of Athens and a UNESCO World Heritage site and the Acropolis Museum. The rest of the day is yours for exploring the city. (B)
Day 3: Athens | Naxos
Transfer to the port for your high-speed ferry to Naxos. Upon arrival on the island, transfer to your hotel. (B)
Day 4: Naxos
The day is yours to relax or explore the island of Naxos. (B)
Day 5: Naxos | Paros
Transfer via high-speed ferry to Paros. Upon arrival on the island, transfer to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours. (B)
Day 6: Paros
The day is yours to relax or explore the island of Paros. (B)
Day 7: Paros | Athens
Transfer to Athens by ferry. Enjoy your last day in Greece at leisure. (B)
Day 8: Depart Athens
Transfer to the airport for your return flight. (B)
Hotel: Hotel Electra or Hotel Royal Olympic.
City: Athens. Number of Nights:
3
Hotel: Hotel Porto Naxos or Hotel
Lagos Mare. City: Naxos. Number of
Nights: 2
Hotel: Hotel Paros Agnanti or Hotel
Yria. City: Paros. Number of Nights:
2
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