Greek Island Hopper
From the Aegean to the Acropolis
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- Activity Level: 3
- Days: 8
- Group Size: 4-16
- Member price: from $4,199
- Non-member price: from $4,699
Overview
Historic landmarks, whitewashed villages and hiking views worthy of the gods—Greece is as much a treat for the senses as it is soul food for the adventure-lover. This island hop moves from Athens to Santorini, with lesser-known Naxos and Tinos in between, comprising a well-designed journey through some of the most remarkable highlights of Greece.
In Athens, take a walking tour of the city’s oldest neighborhood, Plaka. Stand in awe of the Acropolis and Parthenon while learning about each landmark from local guides. Hike among terraced vineyards and visit the church of the Virgin Mary in Tinos. In Naxos, modern day life blends beautifully with Grecian history along charming hiking trails. Santorini is the last destination and the last chance to soak in Grecian sights, sounds and tastes. Hike along the crater's edge from Fira to Oia one day and sample local wines and foods in Exo Gonia the next. Walk along narrow, winding paths in search of neoclassical architecture and the stunningly simple moments which only Greece can offer.
Traveling with kids under 18? Check out our Greek Islands Family Adventure.
Trip highlights
- Hop from island to island in Greece's beautiful Cyclades
- Visit the Parthenon, a fifth century BC temple built atop the Acropolis
- Explore Tinos, Naxos, Santorini and more with local guides
- Hike ancient trails among lush vineyards, terraced hillsides and olive groves
- Dine on Mediterranean fare accented with olive oil, yogurts, nuts and honey
Activities
- Hiking
Accommodations
Hotels, 7 nights
Itinerary
Arrive in Athens, Greece, by 4pm and transfer on your own to the group hotel, located near a charming historic district at the foot of the Acropolis. Early this evening we meet in the hotel lobby for introductions, followed by a short walking tour the city’s oldest neighborhood. The Plaka’s narrow lanes and stepped alleys, little squares with small churches, lively shops and cafes, and grand neoclassical-style houses are delightful and picturesque. Dinner is at a traditional Greek tavern serving family-style meals. All meals included.
Walking: 1+ hour.
We begin the day at the Parthenon, a temple on the Acropolis dedicated to the goddess Athena, and also visit the New Acropolis Museum. After lunch and explorations by the port of Rafina, we travel by high-speed catamaran to the island of Tinos and the true start of our island hopping adventure. In ancient times Tinos was known as Hydroussa and Offiousa, because of its abundance of water (hydro) and snakes (ofis). The late afternoon is free to rest or sightsee until the group meets for dinner. If you're out exploring, look for examples of the island's intricately designed dovecotes. In medieval Europe the possession of a dovecote was a symbol of status and power. The doves were an important source of food and their droppings were a coveted fertilizer. All meals included.
Transfers: 1+ hour; Ferry: 2 hours; Walking: 3 hours.
After transferring to the village of Feletados, we hike to an overlook behind a monastery for stunning views of the Aegean Sea. Our next stop is Volax, a village noted for its traditional, handmade woven baskets and its uniquely round granite boulders. A footpath winds downhill to the traditional settlement of Agapi, located in a lush valley with dovecotes. From here we return to our hotel to freshen up before we head to Tinos Town to explore its cobbled streets and eat dinner. We visit the white marble church of the Virgin Mary which draws thousands of pilgrims to view its miracle-working icon, discovered in 1823 after the Virgin Mary appeared in a series of visions to a local nun. Tonight we dine at a tavern in town, and perhaps try the local handmade cheeses, honeys and sausages. All meals included.
Transfers: 45 minutes; Hiking: 5.1 miles, 4 hours, elevation gain 200'/loss 1400'.
We ferry from Tinos to Naxos Island, the largest and most fertile of the Cyclades, where meadows open into immense beaches. This afternoon’s hike begins in the backyard of a local family’s home at the site of the Kouros of Melanes statue. Historians suspect that the incomplete statues depicting young men were supposed to support a temple roof. Ultimately the project was abandoned due to faults in the marble and stone. The statues have not been moved from the location where they were found over 2,500 years ago. We then follow the footpath to the village of Ano Potamia before continuing on to the Apano Kastro (Upper Castle), where we drink in big views of Naxos Town. We complete our hike with a visit to a small distillery that produces Kitron, the specialty liquor of Naxos. All meals included.
Transfers: 1 hour; Ferry: 1.25 - 2.5 hours depending on schedule; Hiking: 4.3 miles, 4 hours; elevation gain 912'/loss 666'.
The little chapel at Santa Marina is the start of today’s hike to the summit of Mount Zas (Mount Zeus). This is the highest point in the Cyclades at 3,290’, and the views are worthy of the gods. According to Greek mythology, Zeus was raised in a cave on this mountain. The trail starts as a dirt path and becomes a stone walkway. As we near the crest, the trail contains large limestone rocks to step around and over. After raising our water bottles to toast our successful summit and taking in the views, we head back down the trail to the chapel for a picnic lunch. Our hike continues along a road to the charming, whitewashed village of Filoti. From here, we return to our hotel by taxi and have free time to swim in the pool before we meet up for dinner. All meals included.
Transfers: 1+ hour; Hiking: 4.9 miles, 4.5 hours, elevation gain 1100'/loss 2000'.
Following a breakfast that includes some of the best yogurt in the world, we ferry to Santorini, the fairest of the Cyclades islands. Santorini differs from the other islands due to its geology, the result of a now-dormant volcano. Around 1600 BC an eruption submerged the central part of the island, and the thriving civilization was destroyed. A huge underwater crater was left behind. Arriving on Santorini this afternoon, we check into our hotel and eat a light lunch. In the afternoon we hike to the picturesque village of Oia. Set high above the sea, our hike begins on a stone path that turns into a dirt footpath while following the edge of the caldera. The views are tremendous—don’t forget your camera! Arriving in Oia, we explore its narrow passageways and quaint shops. We transfer back to Fira for dinner at a tavern overlooking the volcano. All meals included.
Transfers: 1 hour; Ferry: 1.25 hours; Hiking: 6.6 miles, 4.5 hours, elevation gain 1100'/loss 1800'.
We transfer to Pyrgos, a fortress settlement at the summit of Profitis Ilias (1,860'). We walk the narrow, winding paths of the village, and admire the remains of neoclassical mansions as we make our way to Kasteli Castle. Next, we head downhill to the small, traditional settlement of Exo Gonia (643'). The cobblestone paths of this picturesque town lead us to stunning views of the sea. We visit ArtSpace Winery, a unique art center set within the pumice rock chambers of an old winery. Here we sample several local, award-winning wines and enjoy mezze (small plates of local cuisine). Our hike continues to the Panagia Episkopi, an 11th century Byzantine church that is home to one of the most priceless portable icons in the world. We'll stop for light lunch at a famous local restaurant and then return to our hotel. The remainder of the afternoon is free to explore, shop or swim. Tonight we'll enjoy our final dinner together and drink a toast to three beautiful Greek Isles. All meals included.
Hiking: 2.4 miles, 2 hours, elevation gain 500'/loss 150'; Transfers: 30 minutes.
The trip concludes after breakfast. Transfer on your own to the airport, or continue your stay to see more of Greece. Breakfast included.
Note on Itinerary
Although we do our very best to adhere to the schedule listed above, this itinerary is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control. The final hiking selection is left up to the trip leader due to weather and trail conditions.
What's included
Call 1-800-622-2236 to reserve this trip on the phone
Monday-Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM Pacific Time
Price Includes
Lodging and meals as noted in the daily itinerary; wine with included dinners; all transfers between islands; professional guide services.
Not Included
Transportation to the trip starting point. Airport transfers. Insurance of any kind. Cost of optional activities. Optional guide gratuities. Alcoholic beverages (apart from wine with dinners). Items of a personal nature.
Consider as you sign up
Airline tickets - Please check with us before purchasing your airline tickets to ensure your trip is confirmed with the minimum number of participants required to operate.
Travel insurance - To protect your travel investment, we highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance. Please contact us or see details.
REI membership - Get a member discount on most REI Adventures trips plus other valuable benefits.
REI Co-op World Mastercard® - Earn 5% back on REI Adventures trips and all REI net purchases. Learn more.
Additional Information
Cancellation and Transfer Policy
A refundable deposit of $400 is required at time of booking to secure space. Full payment is required 60 days before departure date.
If you decide to cancel your trip, the following fees apply and are due when we receive notice of your cancellation:
91+ days prior to departure = $0
61 to 90 days = $400
31 to 60 days prior to departure = 50% of the total trip cost is non-refundable
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
If you instead transfer to another trip, the following fees are due at the time of the request:
61+ days prior to departure = $0
31 to 60 days = $400
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
To protect your investment, we recommend that you purchase travel insurance.
Single Accommodations
There is no single supplement fee for those willing to share accommodations with a same-gender roommate. If you are willing to share but we are unable to pair you with a same-gender roommate, you will not be charged the single supplement fee. If you do not wish to share and request single accommodations, you will be required to pay the single supplement fee. Please be advised that there are a limited number of single accommodations available. For more details about traveling solo, see our Solo Travelers page.
- Single supplement 2019 - $999
Weather
Spring, summer and early fall in the Cyclades are sunny and warm with about 50% humidity. Daytime temperatures average 70 to 80°F, though temperatures in the 90s are possible, especially in June, July and August. Nighttime temperatures average in the low 60s. Rain showers are rare. The summer months typically experience "meltemi", a prevailing north wind that can be quite strong. Wearing a sun hat with a chin strap is advised; good sun protection is very important for this trip.
General Information
This trip is subject to the booking information set forth in the current REI Adventures Reservation Information. Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. Additional trip information will be provided upon sign up. We highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance through REI Adventures. If coverage is purchased at the time of your initial reservation, the 'Pre-existing Conditions Exclusion' is waived (certain exclusions apply).
We look forward to having you join us for the trip of a lifetime! Why wait? Space is limited, reserve your adventure today.
Meet your guides
Anna Z.
As a Scout leader, Anna guided children and teens in Greece's national parks for 20 years. She began guiding professionally in 2012 and is an REI 2015 Top Guide Award recipient in recognition of her excellent leadership and customer service skills.
Meet your guides
Angelos T.
Angelos holds a master's degree in Monetary and Banking Management. His hobbies include photography, pottery, cooking and theatre, and he is an ardent hiker and cyclist. Angelos is fluent in English and Greek and has a good working knowledge of Spanish and French.
Adventure Expert
Janel
Our guides have a great rapport with the people who live on the islands, and you'll be welcomed like family everywhere we go. The beauty of the sparkling blue sea against the white houses and the best cuisine in the world.
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Gear list
The key to staying comfortable while on an active trip is layering. To get maximum comfort with minimum weight, you need versatile layers that mix and match to create the right amount of insulation, ventilation and weather protection. Try to bring only what is necessary—this will help you and the field staff.
Required
- Day Pack (21L-35L)
- Hiking Boots
- Hiking Pants (Convertible, Quick-Dry, Lightweight)
- Hiking Socks (Synthetic or Wool)
- Long Sleeve Shirts (Synthetic, Lightweight)
- Tee Shirts (Synthetic)
- Water Bottles (Two 1-Quart) or Hydration System
Recommended
- Bandana
- Casual Clothing for Travel and Town Wear (Lightweight, Easily Washable)
- Casual Shoes for Travel and Free Time
- Fleece/Wool Jacket or Sweater
- Hiking Shorts (Quick-Dry, Lightweight)
- Liner Socks (Synthetic)
- Luggage (1 Piece)
- Luggage Tags and Locks
- Passport/Money Belt or Pouch
- Personal Bathroom Kit: Toilet Paper, Ziplock Bags, Personal Wipes, Hand Cleaner
- Personal First Aid Kit/Medications (Lightweight)
- Rain Jacket (Hooded, Lightweight, Waterproof, Breathable)
- Sun Block and Lip Balm
- Sun Hat
- Sunglasses and Accessories
- Swimwear
- Toiletries
- Water Shoes (No Flip-Flops)
Optional
- Camera and Accessories
- Camp Towel
- Electrical Adapter Plug and Converter
- Motion Sickness Remedies
- Reading and Writing Materials
- Swimwear Coverup
- Travel Alarm Clock
- Travel Pillow
- Trekking Poles
Travel Documents
- Airline Tickets (Confirmation and Itinerary)
- Final Bulletin (Emailed Prior to Departure Date)
- Valid Passport
Contact Us
Feel free to give us a call at 1-800-622-2236 should you have any questions regarding the gear list. The staff at our stores and Direct Sales (1-800-426-4840) will also be happy to help you with gear questions. Or check out REI Expert Advice, which has great information to help you prepare for your trip.
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Arrive in Athens, Greece, by 4pm and transfer on your own to the group hotel, located near a charming historic district at the foot of the Acropolis. Early this evening we meet in the hotel lobby for introductions, followed by a short walking tour the city’s oldest neighborhood. The Plaka’s narrow lanes and stepped alleys, little squares with small churches, lively shops and cafes, and grand neoclassical-style houses are delightful and picturesque. Dinner is at a traditional Greek tavern serving family-style meals. All meals included.
Walking: 1+ hour.
We begin the day at the Parthenon, a temple on the Acropolis dedicated to the goddess Athena, and also visit the New Acropolis Museum. After lunch and explorations by the port of Rafina, we travel by high-speed catamaran to the island of Tinos and the true start of our island hopping adventure. In ancient times Tinos was known as Hydroussa and Offiousa, because of its abundance of water (hydro) and snakes (ofis). The late afternoon is free to rest or sightsee until the group meets for dinner. If you're out exploring, look for examples of the island's intricately designed dovecotes. In medieval Europe the possession of a dovecote was a symbol of status and power. The doves were an important source of food and their droppings were a coveted fertilizer. All meals included.
Transfers: 1+ hour; Ferry: 2 hours; Walking: 3 hours.
After transferring to the village of Feletados, we hike to an overlook behind a monastery for stunning views of the Aegean Sea. Our next stop is Volax, a village noted for its traditional, handmade woven baskets and its uniquely round granite boulders. A footpath winds downhill to the traditional settlement of Agapi, located in a lush valley with dovecotes. From here we return to our hotel to freshen up before we head to Tinos Town to explore its cobbled streets and eat dinner. We visit the white marble church of the Virgin Mary which draws thousands of pilgrims to view its miracle-working icon, discovered in 1823 after the Virgin Mary appeared in a series of visions to a local nun. Tonight we dine at a tavern in town, and perhaps try the local handmade cheeses, honeys and sausages. All meals included.
Transfers: 45 minutes; Hiking: 5.1 miles, 4 hours, elevation gain 200'/loss 1400'.
We ferry from Tinos to Naxos Island, the largest and most fertile of the Cyclades, where meadows open into immense beaches. This afternoon’s hike begins in the backyard of a local family’s home at the site of the Kouros of Melanes statue. Historians suspect that the incomplete statues depicting young men were supposed to support a temple roof. Ultimately the project was abandoned due to faults in the marble and stone. The statues have not been moved from the location where they were found over 2,500 years ago. We then follow the footpath to the village of Ano Potamia before continuing on to the Apano Kastro (Upper Castle), where we drink in big views of Naxos Town. We complete our hike with a visit to a small distillery that produces Kitron, the specialty liquor of Naxos. All meals included.
Transfers: 1 hour; Ferry: 1.25 - 2.5 hours depending on schedule; Hiking: 4.3 miles, 4 hours; elevation gain 912'/loss 666'.
The little chapel at Santa Marina is the start of today’s hike to the summit of Mount Zas (Mount Zeus). This is the highest point in the Cyclades at 3,290’, and the views are worthy of the gods. According to Greek mythology, Zeus was raised in a cave on this mountain. The trail starts as a dirt path and becomes a stone walkway. As we near the crest, the trail contains large limestone rocks to step around and over. After raising our water bottles to toast our successful summit and taking in the views, we head back down the trail to the chapel for a picnic lunch. Our hike continues along a road to the charming, whitewashed village of Filoti. From here, we return to our hotel by taxi and have free time to swim in the pool before we meet up for dinner. All meals included.
Transfers: 1+ hour; Hiking: 4.9 miles, 4.5 hours, elevation gain 1100'/loss 2000'.
Following a breakfast that includes some of the best yogurt in the world, we ferry to Santorini, the fairest of the Cyclades islands. Santorini differs from the other islands due to its geology, the result of a now-dormant volcano. Around 1600 BC an eruption submerged the central part of the island, and the thriving civilization was destroyed. A huge underwater crater was left behind. Arriving on Santorini this afternoon, we check into our hotel and eat a light lunch. In the afternoon we hike to the picturesque village of Oia. Set high above the sea, our hike begins on a stone path that turns into a dirt footpath while following the edge of the caldera. The views are tremendous—don’t forget your camera! Arriving in Oia, we explore its narrow passageways and quaint shops. We transfer back to Fira for dinner at a tavern overlooking the volcano. All meals included.
Transfers: 1 hour; Ferry: 1.25 hours; Hiking: 6.6 miles, 4.5 hours, elevation gain 1100'/loss 1800'.
We transfer to Pyrgos, a fortress settlement at the summit of Profitis Ilias (1,860'). We walk the narrow, winding paths of the village, and admire the remains of neoclassical mansions as we make our way to Kasteli Castle. Next, we head downhill to the small, traditional settlement of Exo Gonia (643'). The cobblestone paths of this picturesque town lead us to stunning views of the sea. We visit ArtSpace Winery, a unique art center set within the pumice rock chambers of an old winery. Here we sample several local, award-winning wines and enjoy mezze (small plates of local cuisine). Our hike continues to the Panagia Episkopi, an 11th century Byzantine church that is home to one of the most priceless portable icons in the world. We'll stop for light lunch at a famous local restaurant and then return to our hotel. The remainder of the afternoon is free to explore, shop or swim. Tonight we'll enjoy our final dinner together and drink a toast to three beautiful Greek Isles. All meals included.
Hiking: 2.4 miles, 2 hours, elevation gain 500'/loss 150'; Transfers: 30 minutes.
The trip concludes after breakfast. Transfer on your own to the airport, or continue your stay to see more of Greece. Breakfast included.
Note on Itinerary
Although we do our very best to adhere to the schedule listed above, this itinerary is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control. The final hiking selection is left up to the trip leader due to weather and trail conditions.
What's included
Call 1-800-622-2236 to reserve this trip on the phone
Monday-Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM Pacific Time
Price Includes
Lodging and meals as noted in the daily itinerary; wine with included dinners; all transfers between islands; professional guide services.
Not Included
Transportation to the trip starting point. Airport transfers. Insurance of any kind. Cost of optional activities. Optional guide gratuities. Alcoholic beverages (apart from wine with dinners). Items of a personal nature.
Consider as you sign up
Airline tickets - Please check with us before purchasing your airline tickets to ensure your trip is confirmed with the minimum number of participants required to operate.
Travel insurance - To protect your travel investment, we highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance. Please contact us or see details.
REI membership - Get a member discount on most REI Adventures trips plus other valuable benefits.
REI Co-op World Mastercard® - Earn 5% back on REI Adventures trips and all REI net purchases. Learn more.
Additional Information
Cancellation and Transfer Policy
A refundable deposit of $400 is required at time of booking to secure space. Full payment is required 60 days before departure date.
If you decide to cancel your trip, the following fees apply and are due when we receive notice of your cancellation:
91+ days prior to departure = $0
61 to 90 days = $400
31 to 60 days prior to departure = 50% of the total trip cost is non-refundable
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
If you instead transfer to another trip, the following fees are due at the time of the request:
61+ days prior to departure = $0
31 to 60 days = $400
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
To protect your investment, we recommend that you purchase travel insurance.
Single Accommodations
There is no single supplement fee for those willing to share accommodations with a same-gender roommate. If you are willing to share but we are unable to pair you with a same-gender roommate, you will not be charged the single supplement fee. If you do not wish to share and request single accommodations, you will be required to pay the single supplement fee. Please be advised that there are a limited number of single accommodations available. For more details about traveling solo, see our Solo Travelers page.
- Single supplement 2019 - $999
Weather
Spring, summer and early fall in the Cyclades are sunny and warm with about 50% humidity. Daytime temperatures average 70 to 80°F, though temperatures in the 90s are possible, especially in June, July and August. Nighttime temperatures average in the low 60s. Rain showers are rare. The summer months typically experience "meltemi", a prevailing north wind that can be quite strong. Wearing a sun hat with a chin strap is advised; good sun protection is very important for this trip.
General Information
This trip is subject to the booking information set forth in the current REI Adventures Reservation Information. Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. Additional trip information will be provided upon sign up. We highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance through REI Adventures. If coverage is purchased at the time of your initial reservation, the 'Pre-existing Conditions Exclusion' is waived (certain exclusions apply).
We look forward to having you join us for the trip of a lifetime! Why wait? Space is limited, reserve your adventure today.
Meet your guides
Anna Z.
As a Scout leader, Anna guided children and teens in Greece's national parks for 20 years. She began guiding professionally in 2012 and is an REI 2015 Top Guide Award recipient in recognition of her excellent leadership and customer service skills.
Meet your guides
Angelos T.
Angelos holds a master's degree in Monetary and Banking Management. His hobbies include photography, pottery, cooking and theatre, and he is an ardent hiker and cyclist. Angelos is fluent in English and Greek and has a good working knowledge of Spanish and French.
Adventure Expert
Janel
Our guides have a great rapport with the people who live on the islands, and you'll be welcomed like family everywhere we go. The beauty of the sparkling blue sea against the white houses and the best cuisine in the world.