Two Weeks in Greece: Top 3 Recommendations
There is a lot you could see and do in Greece in two weeks. Visit the many islands scattered all over the Mediterranean (think Santorini and Mykonos); explore the mainland attractions, such as the Acropolis in Athens and the monasteries in Meteora; and go on a Greek food and wine hunt. In between your tour, throw in some outdoor activities, like hiking the Samaria Gorge and volcano walk. Or simply plan a relaxing day on the beautiful beach of Porto Katsiki. Below, we have listed a handful of itineraries for two weeks in Greece. Read on to find out what your tour to Greece can look like.
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1. Greek Island Wanderer: 14 days in Greece
| Day 1 | Welcome to Athens |
| Day 2 | Explore Athens on our walking tour |
| Day 3 | Catch a ferry to Syros and take a stroll along the Mediterranean coast |
| Day 4 | Make the most out of your free day in the secluded village of Galissas |
| Day 5 | Sail to Ermoupoli before heading to Paros for the night |
| Day 6 | Enjoy a relaxing walk on an ancient Byzantine road crossing the island before sunbathing on the famous Golden Beach |
| Day 7 | Explore Drios at your own pace |
| Day 8 | Catch a ferry to Naxos |
| Day 9 | Explore Naxos’ interiors and enjoy a coffee in the little town of Halki |
| Day 10 | Enjoy your free day in Naxos |
| Day 11 | Catch a ferry to Santorini and join the optional wine-tasting experience |
| Day 12 | Do whatever you want on your free day in Santorini |
| Day 13 | See the caldera of a real volcano on your walk to Oia |
| Day 14 | End your tour in Santorini |
This is the ideal two-week Greek itinerary for those looking to explore the many islands of Greece. Go island-hopping and visit famous places such as Santorini and other secluded gems, such as the ancient village of Moni. Enjoy a nice hike to remote towns such as Kinidaros and Eggares, see an authentic Venetian fortress in Paros, and explore the ancient walls of the Acropolis in Athens. This itinerary is also perfect for trying authentic Greek food and wine, as it includes optional local winery tours and cooking classes. See all our 14-day tours in Greece.
2. Hiking the Greek Isles: 14 days in Greece
| Day 1 | Welcome to Athens |
| Day 2 | Tour Athens on foot |
| Day 3 | Sail to Tinos and visit Panagia Church, Greece's most important pilgrimage site for Orthodox Christians |
| Day 4 | Head to Tinos and visit the fortress of Exombourgo before starting your hike |
| Day 5 | Sail to Naxos and explore this ancient town |
| Day 6 | Visit Naxos’ ancient statues and the green valley of Potamia |
| Day 7 | Enjoy a hike to the peak of Mount Fanari and visit the little church of the Panagia Fanariou |
| Day 8 | Marvel at the island of Amorgos |
| Day 9 | Hike on the mountains of Amorgos and visit the ancient villages of Langada and Tholaria |
| Day 10 | Get lost in the ancient Monastery of Chozoviotissa before an afternoon hike |
| Day 11 | Catch a ferry to Santorini |
| Day 12 | Head to Akrotiri to see a prehistoric Minoan city before visiting Fira, the main town on the island |
| Day 13 | Fly back to Athens |
| Day 14 | Final farewells in Athens |
Spend these two weeks in Greece hiking to remote villages such as Chalki and Moni while fully immersing yourself in the most unspoiled Greek nature. Savor a cup of Greek coffee in Falatados before heading for a long hike on the mountains and enjoy a typical dinner in a local taverna in Tinos, known for its cheeses, honey, and local sausages. Of course, you will also get the chance to marvel at ancient architecture and art, such as the Parthenon and the Erechtheion. End your trip in Santorini with a breathtaking hike to see the caldera of a volcano before flying back to Athens. Describe your ideal 14-day holiday for a customized trip to Greece.
3. Numerous cities and islands: 15 days in Greece
| Day 1 | Arrival in Athens |
| Day 2 | Enjoy a detailed tour of Athens |
| Day 3 | See the stunning Corinth Canal and Theatre of Epidaurus, before reaching Olympia, the home of the Olympic games |
| Day 4 | Visit Olympia and its archaeological museum before heading to Delphi |
| Day 5 | Head to the UNESCO World-Heritage Site of Delphi and see the Meteora site |
| Day 6 | Marvel at the Meteora Monasteries and drive through the striking plain of Thessaly and the Valley of Tempi before spending the night in Thessaloniki |
| Day 7 | Enjoy a tour of Thessaloniki |
| Day 8 | See the waterfall of Edessa and then visit the UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site of Aigai in Vergina |
| Day 9 | Get lost in the Archaeological Museum of Pella before returning to Athens |
| Day 10 | Enjoy your free day in Athens |
| Day 11 | Sail to the romantic island of Mykonos |
| Day 12 | Explore the sights in Mykonos |
| Day 13 | Head to the charming island of Santorini |
| Day 14 | Decide whether to enjoy another free day or join our optional Aphrodite Boat Sunset tour heading to an active volcano |
| Day 15 | End your Greek holiday in Santorini |
This itinerary will take you to some of the best places to visit in Greece in two weeks. It includes Greek mainland attraction tours as well as island-hopping excursions. See the modern and ancient sides of Greece, from Athens to Olympia to the seaport town of Nafplio. Visit the stunning Royal Palace and the popular Syntagma Square in Athens before heading to the romantic Temple of Zeus. Explore the Museum of Byzantine Culture in Thessaloniki, which was awarded the Council of Europe's Museum Prize in 2005, learn everything about ancient Greece at the Archaeological Park of Dion, and make the most out of your free time in Santorini sunbathing in the famous Red Beach. See all our 15-day tours in Greece.
Are you still wondering what to do on your two-week itinerary in Greece? Reach out to our travel experts to plan your own customized trip in Greece.
