Itinerary:

Tell me how long you have to spend in Greece and how hard you want to work while you're there, and I'll tell you where I would go, what I would see, if I were you.

My itineraries suggest what to do on each day of a trip and provide an hour-by-hour schedule for you to follow (or ignore!). When you purchase an itinerary "package," you get all the audio guides associated with that particular itinerary, all the printable files that go with the MP3 albums (including the itinerary itself), bonus materials (like driving directions), and a significant discount in price.

[Click on one of the trip options to the right and a "virtual book" will appear, letting you page through a suggested itinerary.]

Included in the Itineraries:

All Printable Guides from Included Sites
All Audio Files from Included Sites
Bonus Printable Itinerary

Why Get a Itinerary?

  • It's more economical--cost per guide is cheaper.
  • It's faster and easier--downloads go quicker and syncing is simpler with bundled rather than individual guides.
  • It helps with planning your trip.
  • You get bonus features: driving directions, packing hints, hotel and restaurant recommendations.

Long Duration

1.
 You have ten days to experience the historical wonderland that is Greece. But, at this pace, you certainly won’t be twiddling your thumbs. So much to see; so little time!
2.
 Ten days sounds like a long trip. But by the time you hit the highlights of Ancient Greece, enjoy the food/shopping/tavernas of Nafplio and Delphi, and take in the scenic beauties of this fabled country, your ten days will pass in a blink.
3.
 Want to unwind in an exotic location? But eager to feed your mind and heart as you do? Welcome to a tour of Greece taken at a pace that lets you feel refreshed at the end.

Medium Duration

1.
 One week to squeeze as much out of ancient Greece as possible. You can sleep when you’re dead.
2.
 One week. Six great cities. A good mix of sites, museums, scenery, and down time. You don’t have to kill yourself to see the best of Greece.
3.
 A week in Greece for those who believe that – sometimes – less is more … the stop-and-smell-the-roses type of people.

Short Duration

1.
 Three days are little more than a layover … but that doesn’t mean you can’t see most of what Athens has to offer, plus a bonus!
2.
 A short amount of time. A great city. A chance to discover both the thrilling and the relaxing about Athens.
3.
 There’s more to Athens than seeing all the ancient sites. Eat, shop, and stroll your way through one of the world’s greatest cities.