Greek Islands - 4 DAYS - CELESTYAL DISCOVERY

In recent years, significant reconstruction and expansion projects have been carried out at the port of Lavrion. The city has extensive squares, groves, neoclassical buildings and restored historical industrial buildings, giving a unique character to the place. A short distance from the port is Cape Sounion, with the famous Temple of Poseidon, which stands out as a landmark and point of reference. In addition, the area is famous for its local products, such as the fresh seafood served in the taverns of the port, as well as the local delicacies and desserts

Its name is widely known for the concepts of "cheer", "independence", "freedom" and "celebrity lifestyle". Cosmopolitan Mykonos, one of the most picturesque cruise destinations, invites you to wander through its enchanting, lively alleys and enjoy the vibrant nightlife, without restrictions. Its beaches are excellent and cover every taste. Admire the traditional windmills, capture the unique landscape and relax with a drink or a coffee in "Little Venice".

This popular resort on the coast of Asia Minor is the ideal starting point to discover the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the most important archaeological destinations in the Mediterranean. This city, which was the largest in the world in the 1st century BC, was home to impressive sights, such as the ancient theater with a capacity of 24,000 spectators, the Library of Celsus, the Temple of Artemis and the baths. Although many of them have suffered from destruction, the magnificence of the archaeological findings will impress you. On your return to Kusadasi, do not miss the opportunity to explore the city's bazaar and enjoy the colorful world of local markets. Discover unique local products, art, and crafts that reflect the local culture and tradition.

The northernmost island of the Dodecanese, the picturesque and sacred island of Patmos, retains its charm and tranquility thanks to balanced tourist development. Explore the Cave of the Apocalypse and the impressive monastery of Agios Ioannis on the top of the hill, where, according to Christian tradition, the rock was split, and from there, through three smaller cracks symbolizing the Holy Trinity, the voice of God was heard as he dictated the text of the Apocalypse to John. In 1999, the historic center of Chora and the Monastery of Agios Ioannis were declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. In addition to its spiritual heritage, Patmos is also famous for its local products. The local cuisine offers excellent cheeses, aromatic honeys and fine olive oil from local olives.

Rhodes, a stunning island shining under the Greek sun, embraced by the blue waters of the Eastern Aegean, is a magical destination. The historic city, once the most important of antiquity and the famous "Island of the Knights", is now home to many picturesque villages. The historical event of the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, which stood impressively at the entrance to the harbor, reflects the antiquity of the place. Although the Colossus statue was destroyed by an earthquake in 226 BC, the old town of Rhodes, a World Heritage Site, retains its medieval splendor. Tour the medieval castle, walk the Street of the Knights and indulge in the magic of the past!

In recent years, significant reconstruction and expansion projects have been carried out at the port of Lavrion. The city has extensive squares, groves, neoclassical buildings and restored historical industrial buildings, giving a unique character to the place. A short distance from the port is Cape Sounion, with the famous Temple of Poseidon, which stands out as a landmark and point of reference. In addition, the area is famous for its local products, such as the fresh seafood served in the taverns of the port, as well as the local delicacies and desserts