[ Arachova ]

Arachova is a picturesque mountain village nestled at the foot of Mt. Parnassos in Southern Greece. According to mythology, Mount Parnassos was sacred to Dionysus, Apollo, and the nine Muses — making it a place of divine inspiration and artistic legend. Today, Arachova is a charming alpine escape often called the “Little Switzerland of Greece.”

[ Delphi Archaeological Site and Museum ]

The sanctuary of Delphi was once the religious center of the ancient Greek world. Here, the oracle of Apollo spoke and the sacred omphalos stone marked the navel of the earth. Harmoniously blending with the mountainside, Delphi in the 6th century BC symbolized unity among Greek city-states and remains one of Greece’s most spiritually charged sites.

[ Meteora ]

Meteora is a rock formation in Thessaly, northern Greece, home to one of the most important complexes of Eastern Orthodox monasteries — second in importance only to Mount Athos.

Between the 14th and 16th centuries, 24 monasteries were built atop these enormous natural pillars, though only six remain active today: Great Meteoron, Varlaam, Saint Nicholas Anapausas, Rousanou, Holy Trinity, and Saint Stephen.

The name “Meteora” means “suspended in the air,” and perfectly captures the feeling of awe as you stand before this majestic landscape. Its combination of geological beauty and spiritual significance earned it a place on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 1988.

[ Santorini OIA ]

Oia is the second largest town on Santorini Island, perched gracefully on the caldera cliffs above the Aegean Sea. Famous for its spectacular sunsets, Oia draws travelers from around the world who gather at dusk to witness the sun dipping into the sea.

The whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches, and narrow cobblestone alleys glow golden in the fading light. As the sky turns shades of pink and violet, the atmosphere becomes serene — a moment when time feels suspended.

Watching the sunset here is an unforgettable experience that embodies the pure, timeless beauty of Greece.

[ 5-Hour Sailing Cruise with Meals Included (Optional) ]

Sail across the Aegean on a luxurious 5-hour cruise to the famous Red Beach and White Beach. Visit the striking Black Mountain formed by volcanic eruptions, and sail past the Venetian Lighthouse. Continue to the Volcano of Nea Kameni and the Hot Springs where you can swim, snorkel, or relax on deck while savoring a seafood BBQ lunch and drinks from the open bar.

(In winter, the cruise usually replaces swimming with a volcanic island visit.)

[ Black Beach – Kamari ]

Santorini’s unique volcanic geology created its signature black sand beach at Kamari — a long stretch of shimmering black pebbles formed from cooled lava. It’s ideal for sunbathing or a casual swim. As night falls, the beach comes alive with vibrant seaside bars, live music, and cozy tavernas.

[ Fira Town ]

Fira (Thira) is the capital of Santorini, filled with cafés, boutiques, and iconic blue-domed churches. Stroll through its labyrinthine alleys, shop for handmade crafts, or relax with coffee overlooking the caldera. In summer, the town buzzes with life — the perfect romantic destination for couples and honeymooners.

⚠️ Note: When joining the volcano tour, please bring towels, bottled water, and wear swimwear in advance. There are no changing rooms on board. Avoid slippers — volcanic rocks can be hot and rough. Guests who cannot swim should remain on the boat near the hot springs for safety.