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Italy & Greece Itinerary: Amalfi, Athens & Mykonos in 2 weeks
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ExpertThree nights in Sorrento rather than attempting to stay on the Amalfi road keeps the logistics clean and the mornings early, and it's the accommodation call I'd always make here. The boat to Positano before the day-trip crowds and the return before the coastal gridlock builds are both achievable from Sorrento in a way they simply aren't from Amalfi town in peak season. The Naples street food tour covers the Quartieri Spagnoli and the Spaccanapoli with someone who can identify the friggitorie and pizzerie that aren't performing for tourists; in two hours it delivers more of the city's actual character than a standard sightseeing circuit does in a full morning. For Mykonos with five nights, build the schedule around the traditional farm dinner mid-stay rather than the final evening: it orients you to the island's agricultural interior early, and the contrast with the harbor-front tavernas reads more clearly for the remaining days.
Three nights in Sorrento rather than attempting to stay on the Amalfi road keeps the logistics clean and the mornings early, and it's the accommodation call I'd always make here. The boat to Positano before the day-trip crowds and the return before the coastal gridlock builds are both achievable from Sorrento in a way they simply aren't from Amalfi town in peak season. The Naples street food tour covers the Quartieri Spagnoli and the Spaccanapoli with someone who can identify the friggitorie and pizzerie that aren't performing for tourists; in two hours it delivers more of the city's actual character than a standard sightseeing circuit does in a full morning. For Mykonos with five nights, build the schedule around the traditional farm dinner mid-stay rather than the final evening: it orients you to the island's agricultural interior early, and the contrast with the harbor-front tavernas reads more clearly for the remaining days.
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Sorrento
Day 1 - 3
Set on a hillside overlooking the Bay of Naples and Vesuvius, Sorrento is a tiny Italian resort town perfectly situated for exploring the Amalfi Coast, Capri, Pompeii, and the Naples area. However, the town itself offers plenty of attractions. Visitors can swim, snorkel, or dive in the sparkling turquoise waters, browse the maze of shops and stalls filled with local crafts, or wander along the unspoiled streets of the old town, discovering its wealth of Renaissance palazzi and Romanesque churches. At the heart of the town, Piazza Tasso perches over a magnificent gorge and is filled with bustling cafes and restaurants serving mouth-watering traditional dishes. The locals of Sorrento have mastered the art of living ‘la dolce vita,’ making it the ultimate destination for indulgence.
Hotel La Tonnarella
The Hotel La Tonnarella in Sorrento, Italy, is located on a cliff at one of the most beautiful viewpoints in the town. The hotel is located at a strategic point on the Sorrento Peninsula and the Amalfi Coast. Positano, Amalfi, Ravello and the islands in the Gulf of Naples can be easily reached from here.
The hotel offers a selection of rooms and suites, many of which offer magnificent panoramic views. All rooms and suites are equipped with air conditioning and amenities such as free Wi-Fi and televisions. Guests can enjoy Mediterranean cuisine in the hotel's restaurant. Guests of the hotel have exclusive access to the hotel's own beach as well as the restaurant and bar on this beach.
Your activity
Discover Positano and Amalfi on board
Jump on board of our semi-private Gozzo Sorrentino boat and discover the Amalfi coast from a different point of view. Departure to Amalfi, sailing along the Sorrento Coast, passing from the ancient fishermen village of “Marina Grande” and the ruins of a roman villa near“Bagni della Regina Giovanna”. Admire the Island of Li Galli, Nerano, Praiano and the scenic Fiordo di Furore. Relax on board, sunbathe or swim in the blue water of the Gulf. Visit at a leisurely pace the Maritime Republic of Amalfi, and the pearl of the coast: Positano.
Meeting point - Departure time: 08:55 am // Departure Point Meeting Point at 08:50 am – Molo 52 – Via Marina Piccola, 49 Sorrento
Group size - 12 Pax
Naples
Day 4
Presided over by the mighty Mount Vesuvius and with the extraordinary archaeological site of Pompeii on its doorstep, the historic Mediterranean city of Naples is steeped in centuries of fascinating history. Founded long before the Italian state—or even the Roman Republic—Naples holds an unparalleled collection of Greek and Roman artifacts. There’s truly no place like it: vast, gritty, and chaotic, yet this modern-day energy plays out against a dramatic backdrop of grand historical piazzas, world-class museums, and stunning Baroque architecture. As the birthplace of pizza and a contender for the richest food scene in a country celebrated for its cuisine, Naples is a paradise for food lovers, offering a dazzling array of local dishes and gourmet experiences.
De Bonart Naples Curio Collection by Hilton
De Bonart Naples, part of the Curio Collection by Hilton, is located in the Chiaia neighbourhood of Naples, Italy, along Corso Vittorio Emanuele. The hotel blends historic charm with modern design, offering stylish rooms equipped with TVs, air conditioning, and minibars. Guests can enjoy dining at the glass-encased Le Pavilion for Mediterranean breakfasts, the rooftop Macphersons restaurant for a fine dining experience and the Niq Bar providing drinks with a sea view. Additional facilities include a spa, a fitness centre, and meeting rooms.
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Naples Street Food Tour
Take chance to visit the city of Naples with a local guide that is not just a guide but it is a true Neapolitan traditions believer! Guided by a true Neapolitan—someone who not only knows the city but lives its traditions—you'll explore the rich tapestry of Naples' culture while indulging in its world-renowned street food. This tour provides a sensory explosion, combining unique tastes with historical insights, set against the stunning backdrop of one of Italy’s most eclectic cities.
Tour Highlights:
1. Welcome to Naples: Begin your adventure with a warm welcome from your local guide, a passionate ambassador of Neapolitan culture, ready to show you the city's true heart beyond the tourist façade.
2. Piazza Plebiscito and the Royal Palace: Kick off the tour at Piazza Plebiscito, where you’ll marvel at the grand architecture of the Royal Palace and gain insights into the city's history shaped by various rulers.
3. Naples Bay and Mount Vesuvius: Take a leisurely walk along the picturesque seafront, where you’ll enjoy panoramic views of the bay and the iconic Mount Vesuvius, making for a perfect photo opportunity.
4. Pignasecca Food Market: Delve into the bustling Pignasecca food market, a hub of activity and flavors. Here, amidst the vibrant stalls, your guide will introduce you to the essential elements of Neapolitan street food.
- Fried Cuoppo: Start your tasting adventure with a paper cone filled with a variety of delicious fried delicacies.
- Neapolitan Pizza: Experience the true taste of Naples with a slice of its world-famous pizza.
- Mozzarella Samples: Savor the creamy texture of authentic, locally made mozzarella.
5. Historical Centre and Spaccanapoli: Wind your way through the narrow, lively streets of the historical center. Walk down Spaccanapoli, a street that cuts through the heart of old Naples, capturing the essence of its bustling energy and charm.
6. Galleria Umberto I: Visit the stunning Galleria Umberto I, a masterpiece of architecture and shopping, where modern life meets historical grandeur.
7. Sweet Endings: Conclude your culinary journey with a choice of a traditional Neapolitan dessert—opt for a rich, flaky puff pastry or a classic babà soaked in rum. Pair it with a quintessentially strong Neapolitan coffee for the perfect finale.
Join us on this Naples Street Food Tour to uncover the gastronomic delights and cultural wonders of this lively city. Relish the authentic flavors and discover why Naples is hailed as Italy’s capital of creativity, history, and taste. Whether you're a food lover or a cultural explorer, this tour promises to be a feast for both the palate and soul.
Starting time: approx 12:00PM (check confirmation)
Athens
Day 5 - 7
Dominating the Attica region of Greece, the country’s capital, Athens, is one of the oldest cities in the world. For over two and a half centuries, the astonishing Greek temples and monuments of Athens have continued to intrigue and amaze visitors from around the world. This icon of western civilization seamlessly combines ancient history with modern architecture and a surprisingly lively atmosphere. This is particularly apparent in areas at the foot of the Acropolis, Anafiotika, Plaka, Monastiraki, and Thissio where visitors will find numerous extraordinary Neoclassical buildings, trendy and traditional cafes, and shops, and narrow winding streets with historical treasures at every turn. Once you have enjoyed a history and art fix, try some mouth-watering Greek cuisine at one of the city’s fine local restaurants before indulging in the insatiable nightlife at the chic cocktail bars and waterfront dance clubs.
Fresh Hotel
Set within a Neoclassical building located on the corner of Athinas Street and Sofokleous Street in downtown Athens, Greece. Fresh Hotel Athens is an excellent accommodation option for leisure and business travellers. The hotel offers perfectly appointed and beautifully furnished rooms and suites featuring coffee-making facilities, private bathrooms, hairdryers, toiletries, and air conditioning. Accommodations with balconies are available. Guests can enjoy a delightful breakfast on-site daily. Facilities and services include dining and drinking establishments, a rooftop swimming pool, a cinema, a fitness room, meeting/event spaces, and Wi-Fi.
Your activity
A Night Out in Athens
Your evening begins with a short panoramic drive through the city center and on the slopes of the sacred hill you will be able to see, admire and take photos of the illuminated Acropolis. Then a pleasant walk through the narrow picturesque streets of Plaka, the old city, will bring you at a Typical Greek Tavern where you will enjoy your dinner following a floor show with live music and Greek Folk Dances in traditional costumes.
Tour start time: 20.15
Group size: Max 48 pax
Mykonos
Day 8 - 13
Out of all of the Cyclades - the group of islands that surround the sacred Greek island of Delos - Mykonos is perhaps the most famous. It is known for its gorgeous green rolling hills, exquisite beaches and the glamorous, cosmopolitan crowd that typically vacations here. While Mykonos makes for an ideal base for archaeological day trips to the nearby islands, the island itself has plenty to offer. Spend your days exploring the quaint winding alleyways strewn with iconic whitewashed houses; sailing around the picturesque harbour and out into the glistening Aegean Sea; unwinding on the idyllic beaches, and dining in the numerous fine restaurants. If it’s unforgettable nightlife, a bit of luxury, and plenty of natural beauty you are after, Mykonos is undoubtedly the destination for you.
Harmony Boutique Hotel
Providing spectacular ocean views, Harmony Boutique Hotel offers accommodation located in Mykonos, Greece. The hotel features charming rooms and suites which come equipped with Wi-Fi, air-conditioning, central heating, TVs with satellite channels, minibars, safes, hairdryers, and other conveniences. Junior suites also have Jacuzzis. The hotel allows guests to bring along small pets. Guests can conveniently dine at the on-site restaurant which serves a la carte options. Other amenities include a bar, a swimming pool, and a beauty salon. Activities include island tours, horse riding, Delos excursions and scuba diving.
Your activity
Traditional Dinner at Mykonian Farm
Mykonians love to eat and cook, and that’s why our island is a place where you’ll never feel hungry. Known for rich aromas and authentic flavors, our cuisine is rooted in traditional Greek heritage—and there’s no better place to experience it than at a traditional Mykonian farm. During your visit, you’ll learn the art of Greek cooking, enjoy warm hospitality, and take in the natural beauty of the farm surroundings.
Traditional Lunch Menu
• Spinach pie
• Traditional Gemista (stuffed tomatoes, peppers, zucchini)
• Tzatziki
• Seasonal salad
• Giouvetsi with veal (orzo) – Main dish
• Fresh fruit
• Sweet preserves
• Yogurt with honey
Upon request:
Menu adjustments can be made to accommodate allergies or special dietary needs.
Start time: 19:00
Group size: Max 20 pax
