Where myth meets the sea
Twelve private Greece tours — Athens, Santorini, Mykonos, Crete and the island routes that pair antiquity with Aegean light.
Why Greece
A civilisation that still
speaks to you
Greece is not simply a destination — it is the origin. The myths that shaped Western thought, the philosophy that defined reason, the temples that set the standard for beauty: all of it rises from a landscape of white stone, blue water and ancient olive groves.
Our role is to move you past the surface — past the cruise ship crowds at Oia and the organised queues at the Acropolis — into the Greece that still belongs to those who seek it. A private access dawn visit to Delphi. A local captain who knows the unseen coves between Naxos and Paros. A Rhodes Old City dinner after the day-trippers have gone.
For those who combine Greece with Turkey, we create a single seamless journey across the Aegean — ferry crossings, private guides and boutique hotels handled in one arc.
Sep–Oct
Warm and unhurried — the Aegean light is at its finest, and the islands belong more fully to their visitors.
Santorini, Mykonos, Naxos, Paros — each island has a distinct character, best discovered in sequence.
Pair Athenian museums and Delphi with Santorini sunsets and Crete's Minoan palaces — depth and beauty together.
Seven days covers Athens and two islands comfortably; extend to ten or fourteen for Crete, Rhodes or a sailing arc.
The Full Collection
Every Greek Journey
Browse all 12 private Greece tours — from a 7-day island escape to a 16-day grand explorer spanning Athens, Santorini, Meteora, Crete and Rhodes.
Other Destinations
Pair Turkey with the Eastern Mediterranean
For longer journeys, Turkey combines beautifully with nearby destinations that share layers of empire, coast, desert and sacred history.
Istanbul, Cappadocia, and the Aegean coast — the anchor from which our journeys extend across the region.
Cairo, the Pyramids, Luxor and Nile journeys for travellers who want Turkey’s layers extended into the ancient world.
Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea create a striking cultural extension after Istanbul, Cappadocia or the coast.
Combine Turkey with Greece, Egypt, Jordan or all three — seamless multi-country journeys crafted around your pace and interests.
Greece Travel FAQ
Before You Plan
April to June and September to October offer the most comfortable conditions — warm enough for the islands, uncrowded enough for the archaeological sites. July and August are ideal for sailing itineraries but bring peak visitor numbers to Santorini and Mykonos. Our team designs itineraries around your preferred pace, shifting to quieter islands and early-morning site visits during high season.
Greece is part of the Schengen Area. Citizens of most Western countries, including the US, UK, Canada and Australia, can enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Citizens of certain other countries require a Schengen visa in advance. Our team confirms your specific entry requirements during the planning phase and, where needed, guides you through the application process.
Yes, though the experience varies considerably by island. Naxos and Paros offer excellent beaches, relaxed villages and manageable ferry crossings — both are well-suited to families. Santorini's clifftop character and Mykonos's nightlife-oriented vibe suit couples and adult travellers better. Our specialists tailor every island sequence to your group, balancing exploration with comfort for younger travellers.
We arrange all transfers — high-speed ferries, private boats, and domestic flights where needed — as part of a seamlessly managed itinerary. We book in advance to secure the best departure times, provide meet-and-assist at each port, and ensure your luggage is handled so you arrive ready to explore. For longer island groups, private speedboat or catamaran charters are also available.
Absolutely — the two countries connect naturally by ferry from Istanbul to the Greek islands, or by short regional flights. We operate several dedicated multi-country itineraries that weave Athens, Santorini and Rhodes with Istanbul, Ephesus and the Aegean Coast into a single journey. These multi-country tours are among our most requested, and our team manages every logistical detail across both countries.
Santorini is iconic for good reason — the caldera views at sunset are genuinely unlike anywhere else — but we also recommend pairing it with Naxos or Paros for a more grounded sense of island life. For travellers drawn to antiquity, Rhodes and Crete offer extraordinary depth. Our specialists usually suggest a short Athens stay as the gateway, followed by two or three islands chosen to match your pace and interests.
From the Journal
Stories from Greece
Private Design Service
Your Greek Story Begins Here
Tell us your islands, your pace, and whether antiquity or the Aegean moves you more. We'll design a private Greece journey around what you actually want to experience.