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Choose up to three islands or regions and how many days you have. You get a day-by-day plan from the places in our guide — a sight, a beach and a taverna each day, kept to one part of the island — with honest transfer days between destinations. We tell you how to travel between them; for times, always check the ferry operator.

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Islands
Mainland
314

10 days

Your route

  1. ΑParos4 days
  2. Ferry within the same island group — often direct in season, but check the operator's current timetable before you book the next hotel.
    ΒNaxos4 days
  3. Ferry within the same island group — often direct in season, but check the operator's current timetable before you book the next hotel.
    ΓSantorini2 days

  1. Day 1 · Paros

    Arrival
    • MorningArrive in Paros. Check in, and keep the first day light.
    • AfternoonKolympethres Beach · Paros · 4.3★
    • EveningMaremma · Naousa · 4.8★

  2. Day 2 · Paros

    Explore

  3. Day 3 · Paros

    Explore

  4. Day 4 · Paros

    Explore

  5. Day 5 · Naxos

    Transfer day
    • MorningTravel to Naxos. Ferry within the same island group — often direct in season, but check the operator's current timetable before you book the next hotel.
    • AfternoonAgios Prokopios Beach · Naxos · 4.6★
    • EveningGiannoulis · Agios Prokopios · 4.7★≈ 0.5 km in a straight line

  6. Day 6 · Naxos

    Explore

  7. Day 7 · Naxos

    Explore

  8. Day 8 · Naxos

    Explore

  9. Day 9 · Santorini

    Transfer day
    • MorningTravel to Santorini. Ferry within the same island group — often direct in season, but check the operator's current timetable before you book the next hotel.
    • AfternoonRed beach · Santorini · 4.1★
    • EveningTaverna Glaros · Santorini · 4.8★≈ 0.5 km in a straight line

  10. Day 10 · Santorini

    Departure
    • MorningKamari beach · Santorini · 4.4★
    • AfternoonDeparture. Leave a generous margin for the ferry or flight — island roads and ports get busy in season.
Paros

Πάρος

Paros

Destination guide →Ferries & timetables →Beaches →

Worth booking in Paros

Antiparos & DespotikoSail to the uninhabited coves around Despotiko, where a sanctuary of Apollo is being excavated, with swim stops on the way.Lefkes, Naoussa & ParikiaThe hill village of Lefkes, the Byzantine path below it and the fishing harbour of Naoussa, in one day.

Where to stay in Paros

Live prices and availability on a map centred on this exact spot — hotels, studios and villas — so you can judge the distance to the beach, the port or the village from here rather than guess from an address.

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The Cyclades' best all-rounder: a busy ferry hub with a Byzantine church in Parikia, a fishing harbour turned stylish in Naoussa, marble villages inland and beaches on every coast, plus Antiparos a short hop away.

Naxos

Νάξος

Naxos

Destination guide →Ferries & timetables →Beaches →

Worth booking in Naxos

Koufonisia day tripThe turquoise coves of the Small Cyclades, a boat ride from Naxos — best on a calm day.Mountain villages & kouroiMarble-paved villages like Apeiranthos and the giant unfinished kouroi still lying in their ancient quarries.

Where to stay in Naxos

Live prices and availability on a map centred on this exact spot — hotels, studios and villas — so you can judge the distance to the beach, the port or the village from here rather than guess from an address.

Bookings made through this map earn us a commission. Your price is unaffected.

The largest of the Cyclades and the most self-sufficient: marble villages, mountain farms, Archaic temples and a west coast of long, shallow sandy beaches. Naxos suits families, walkers and anyone who wants the Aegean without Mykonos prices.

Santorini

Σαντορίνη

Santorini

Destination guide →Ferries & timetables →Beaches →

Worth booking in Santorini

Caldera sunset catamaranUnder the caldera cliffs to the volcanic islets and swim stops, with the sunset seen from the water rather than from a packed wall in Oia.Volcano & hot springsWalk the crater on Nea Kameni, then swim to the warm, rust-coloured springs off Palea Kameni. Wear shoes you do not mind ruining.Santorini wine tourAssyrtiko from vines trained low into baskets against the wind. Two or three wineries with a driver — which is the whole point.

Where to stay in Santorini

Live prices and availability on a map centred on this exact spot — hotels, studios and villas — so you can judge the distance to the beach, the port or the village from here rather than guess from an address.

Bookings made through this map earn us a commission. Your price is unaffected.

The rim of a flooded volcano, with cliff-top villages above the caldera, Bronze Age Akrotiri, black-sand beaches and Assyrtiko vineyards. Spectacular and crowded: go in late spring or September and choose your base with care.

Before you go

Flights to GreeceCompare fares into Athens and straight into the island airports — Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, Corfu, Rhodes, Zakynthos, Kefalonia. Flying direct to the island often beats Athens plus a ferry.Search flights →Data & eSIMGreece is in the EU, so EU roaming applies and most European visitors need nothing extra. Worth it if you are arriving from outside the EU, or want a data bundle for maps and ferry apps.Get an eSIM →Travel insuranceMedical cover and trip protection bought before you leave. The European health card covers public-hospital care, not repatriation, a private clinic on a small island or a cancelled holiday.Get a quote →Tours, tickets & day tripsGuided tours of the ancient sites, skip-the-line entries and day trips — Delphi, Meteora, Mycenae, Knossos — booked ahead, free cancellation on most.Browse experiences →

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The My network

Where the journey goes next

Thassos first — then the neighbours of a Balkan road trip and the coasts across the water. Same format, the same honesty about the money, written place by place.

Turquoise water and a long sandy beach below green hills on ThassosThassos.onlineOur sister site · North AegeanThassos has a guide of its ownThe green, marble-edged island of the north Aegean, a short ferry crossing from Keramoti or Kavala and one of the Greek islands Romanian travellers know best. Beaches, mountain villages, tavernas and where to stay — covered in depth on thassos.online.Open the Thassos guide · thassos.online →
MyBulgaria.onlineBulgariaThe country most Romanian drivers cross on the way down — and worth a stop: the Black Sea coast, Sofia, Plovdiv's old town, the Rila and Pirin mountains.Open the guide →MyAlbania.onlineAlbaniaThe coast facing Corfu: the Albanian Riviera, Ksamil, Butrint and Gjirokastër — a boat trip from Corfu or a road trip of its own.Open the guide →