Things To Do

Athens: NEW Hotel

Athens: Orizontes Lycabettus

Dinner in Athens at Orizontes on the terrace which is on Mount Lycabettus Breathtaking panoramic views of the city, including the Parthenon!

Athens: Delphi

Rent a car and drive to the Delphi ~ 2 hour drive Beautiful drive through the country & Mt. Parnassus Temple of Apollo Theater Stadium Sanctuary of Athena Grab gyros for lunch in Arachova

Athens: Psyri

A bohemian neighbourhood in Athens Cool place to visit for an authentic and less touristy feel of Greece’s capital city We had drinks here after Orizontes & it is close to all the major attractions, with artisan shops, coffee bars and street art to see in the day

Athens: Panathenaic Stadium

Walk through the National Garden to the Panathenaic Stadium - original Olympics Nearby is also the Temple of Zeus

Athens: Tazza

Crete restaurant in Athens Delicious & beautifully decorated!

Athens: The Old Tavern of Psara

We had a table on the rooftop & were situated just under the Acropolis with views of Mount Lycabettus We had Greek salad, vegetable soup, Taylor had mousaka and I had “Soutzoukakia” with rice (spicy meat) Delicious Greek dinner

Sifnos

The perfect Greek island with a balance of beautiful beaches, white Cycladic villages, low-impact tourism, and maybe the best food in the Cyclades — we couldn't have agreed more & we cant wait for you to experience it! Easy ferry ride from Athens ~ 2 hours

Sifnos: Villa Frazeska in Kamares

We stayed in Kamares - the port This villa had amazing views of the sunsets each evening We enjoyed our stay - very friendly & provided coffee and breakfast in the mornings

Sifnos: Café Stavros in Kamares

Located in Kamares - The Port Near the rental care companies & great place to grab a bite on the water once you arrive by Ferry https://www.greektravel.com/sifnos/kamares/index.html

Sifnos: Dolci Restaurant Cafe Bar in Kastro

Located in Kastro One of the most fascinating and mysterious places on Sifnos https://www.greektravel.com/sifnos/kastro.html

Sifnos: Chrisopigi & Many Beautiful Churches

There are 365 churches on the island! We spent a day visiting these churches - a great way to explore Sifnos First, Agios Ioannis (Άγιος Ιωάννης της Χώνης; #2) Second, Agios Symeon (Άγιος Συμεών — we drove straight up a very narrow road and the views of the island were amazing...where we are getting married!) Third, Prophet Elias Church (προφήτης ελίας — this one was further north and also straight up except this time it was a 20 minute walk but the views were definitely worth it); Fourth, Panagia tou Vounou (Παναγιά του βουνού — overlooked Platis Gialos beach); Fifth, Chrysopigi (the most recognizable church on Sifnos located on a peninsula that has split from the mainland)

Sifnos: Meropi in Kamares

When we ordered the red mullet fish they invited us back to the kitchen to pick ours out! Nostimo!

Sifnos: Notos All Day Cafe in Platis Gialos

Located in Platis Yialos - Taylor calls the boujee beach Notos is one of my favorite spots on the island We had breakfast on the water, awesome view & they have beach chairs for you to relax in after

Sifnos: Bola in Vathi

Located in Vathi - another great beach Bola has lounge chairs for you to enjoy on the beach with food & beverage service You can also rent kayaks here

Folegandros

Folegandros "Greece’s most beautiful undiscovered island" This is the smallest island we visited - the most beautiful beaches & delicious food Easy ferry ride from Sifnos ~ 2 hours

Folegandros: Aegeo Hotel in Chora

Located in Chora, the capital of the island Includes pickup from the port Very welcoming & gave us a very helpful overview of the island Has consistent bus transportation, rental car not needed

Folegandros: Mama's Pita, Souvlaki House in Chora

Located in Chora Delicious pork gyros with chili sauce

Folegandros: Georgitsi Cave & Beach Katergo

Beach Katergo by boat from Karavostassis, the port, and stopped at the cave of Georgitsis on the way

Folegandros: Restaurant Piatsa in Chora

Located in Chora Delicious Greek food I had the chick pea soup & their local Matsata (pasta only from Folegandros) Taylor had Mousaka

Folegandros: Agios Nikolaos Beach

1.5 hour hike from Chora through Fira Christos to Agali, had drinks at Tavern Agali Then on to Agios Nikolaos A secluded beach — views of the most beautiful beaches You can also take the water taxi to/from these beaches

Folegandros: Zefiros Anemos in Chora

Great dinner for fresh seafood

Milos

The largest of the islands we visited, and exactly what we hoped it would be Everything you come to Greece for but without the crowds Which was really the theme for all islands on our itinerary Beautiful beaches, inspiring views, excellent food, and good-hearted people

Milos: Psaravolada Resort

Resort on the south side of the island High on the mountain near the active volcano with beautiful views Our room had a beautiful patio that overlooked the sea end By far the nicest place that we have stayed between Sifnos, Folegandros & Milos

Milos: Polco Sailing Cruises

One of our favorite things we did - breathtaking views of the island from the sea We will be working with Polco to arrange our sailing trip on June 11 out of Sifnos! Captain Angelo and First Mate Loukas (also our personal chef) were so genuine and warm-hearted Sailed the south side of the island Stopping at Gerakas, Gerontas, and Kleftiko They kept us well fed with delicious Greek food (for breakfast, lunch and dinner) & well hydrated

Milos: Taverna Embourios

Quite the interesting drive The roads to the east and west of the island aren’t really drivable, especially in a rental But, it was worth the authentic experience and delicious Greek food

Milos: Sarakiniko Beach

Beautiful white stone beach Also referred to as moonscape beach

Milos: Papafragas Beach & Caves

Hidden beach in a sea cave

Milos: Utopia Caffe - Must See Sunset Spot!

Great place to get in the sunset from Utopia Cafe Located in Plaka We had dinner at Archontula afterwards

Santorini: Mystique on the coast of Oia

Santorini was not in our original itinerary & we definitely experienced moments that confirmed why... The port was pretty hectic and very crowded Once we got to Mystique we were able to relax and enjoy the views of the village from the coast It was much more peaceful in the resort - so we didn't leave until it was time for sunset & dinner

Santorini: Ammoudi Bay - Great Sunset Spot

Definitely recommend catching a sunset at Emmoudi Bay to get away from the crowds The walk from Mystique toward Emmoudi was beautiful & through Main Street of Oia But as we got closer to the coast, it became extremely crowded As we kept walking toward and then down the steps to Emmoudi we were able to get away from the crowd to enjoy the sunset together - watch out for the donkey taxi on the steps!

Santorini: Ambrosia Restaurant

We had a table with a beautiful view of the coast on the terrace (our hotel actually called to ensure that we did get such) Local bottle of wine Gaias Estate - good dry and full red wine Delicious chili infused olive oil - we brought two bottles home with us Lolita’s for ice cream afterward!