Divine Greece Tour – Athens, Mykonos, Santorini, Corinth, Epidaurus, Nafplio, Hydra, Athens Riviera, Mati, Meteora, Kalambaka, – 14 Nights
August 15 – 29, 2026
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Begins in Athens with the famous ancient site, the Acropolis, and on to the dreamy Greek Islands of Mykonos and Santorini
Cobblestone streets, arched, whitewashed facades, cobalt-colored roofs, and rustic windmills are just a few of the picturesque Greek landscapes you can expect to find on this tour. Walk through ancient history and open-air museums in the capital, Athens. Then, revel in the serenity and diversity of the Greek Islands on the isles of Mykonos and Santorini—daydreams come to life in a hundred shades of blue. And you’ll envision a more vibrant picture of Greece of sparkling cerulean and emerald complementing, white-washed structures, and expand your tour experience to include Delphi’s ancient center of the world of the divine oracle, and where timeless monasteries are suspended in the skies of Meteora and the original Greek capitol, Nafplio, on the Athenian Riviera,
Your tour package includes
- Tour begins in Athens with Divine Tour Director, Divine Cariel
- Tour ends in Meteora with Special Director, Divine Cariel
- 6 handpicked 4-star hotels
- 15 breakfasts, and 5 dinners (some with an alcoholic option)
- 9 immersive sightseeing tours, including a guided walk through the ancient Acropolis
- 1 special Tour Director, Cariel, for special occasions
- 1 expert Tour Director, your storyteller through myth and history
- 2 local guides who bring the legends of Greece to life
- Pre-booked transportation, including 1 private deluxe motor coach and 2 on-tour flights
- 2 scenic ferry rides across the sparkling Aegean Sea
- Entrances to museums, landmarks, and more—so you can skip the lines
Included highlights
- Explore the timeless monasteries suspended in the skies of Meteora
- Embrace the divine and mystical on a journey of a lifetime
- Standing in awe atop the Acropolis as the Parthenon glows in the Greek sun
- Tasting fresh feta and olives on a sun-drenched terrace
- Wandering the labyrinthine alleys of Mykonos Town, where bougainvillea spills over whitewashed walls
- Snapping photos of the iconic windmills silhouetted against a Cycladic sunset
- Sinking your toes into the volcanic black sands of Santorini’s beaches
- Exploring the ancient city of Akrotiri, frozen in time by a volcanic eruption
- Explore Lion’s Gate
- Relax on the Athen’s Riviera, Mati.
Overnight Flight -August 14
Travel day
Arrive in Athens, Greece – August 15
August 15th is a public holiday in Greece to commemorate the Divine Mother, or Panagia. Greeks Roman Catholics and others around the world believe in the Divine Mother who is divine and immortal.
Known as The Feast of the Assumption of the Divine Mother, it can be traced back to Jerusalem in the first century, when Christians made pilgrimages to her empty tomb and celebrated this great mystery.
According to Wikipedia, “The New Testament is silent regarding the end of her life. In the late 4th century Epiphanius of Salamis wrote he could find no authorized tradition about how her life ended. Even more, in another text Epiphanius stated that Mary was like Elijah because she never died but was assumed, like him.[16]
Pope Pius XII who was lovingly devoted to the Divine Mother told the bishops in 1946 that he wanted to define the dogma of the assumption of the Divine Mother and in 1947 he asked God for a sign to do it. He received a message from the Divine Mother delivered by Bruno Cornacchiola, that “her body did not decay, could not decay, and that she was assumed into heaven.”
Pope Pius XII defined the dogma in a creed in 1950, “The Immaculate Mother of God, the ever Virgin Mary, having completed the course of her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into heavenly glory” (Munificentissimus Deus, 44).
In other words, her body and soul were made sacred, divine and immortal, she didn’t die.
Pope Pius XII history was connected to Our Lady of Fatima who began making several appearances in May 13, 1917, in Fatima, called the Miracle of the Sun.
The Pope had never seen it before, until, in the days surrounding the definition of the dogma, during his usual walk in the Vatican Gardens, Pope Pius witnessed the Miracle of the Sun four times: October 30, October 31, November 1, and November 8. He believed this gift was a direct confirmation of his decision to define the dogma, 1950.
According to the Divine Mother,
“I AM a divine being and can live wherever I want to. And I live on the divine-human level that allows me to be on Earth as an immortal being. I’m alive and well and functioning beautifully as the most-high divine teacher and divine leader of the planet, called the Planetary President and Divine Planetary President, with the most-high divinity and most- high sovereignty in the universe. I have the authority to stop evil and corruption and anyone who’s trying to harm me, my soul, my divine-human world and my divine world and divine entourage and divine and human family.
I’m the most-high authority of the divine spiritual hierarchy and divine realm, and I make the final decisions, and the divine realm supports me a 100%.
As Prime Creatrix I oversee all human planets in the universe, including the divine-human planets, and the divine pathway that humans must take to reach heaven/the divine realm with their bodies intact, in other words, ascension and immortality. I can perform miracles. I call on my legions of light and divine entourage for divine intervention assistance when I want to.
I Am free to go and come, as I please, through the dimensions and worlds, and no one else is allowed to do that without my permission. No one can harm or surpass me.
I created the human soul to connect to me for protection from evil. People are responsible and accountable for their ethical behavior in order to keep their connection to me. I will detached from those who try to harm me and who’s behaviors aren’t beneficial to me or my worlds, especially the divine worlds.
I also gave humans a divine spark within their souls, so they have the potential of becoming a divine-human if they work hard at it and are devoted to me, I’ll ignite their divine spark temporarily, and their responsible for keeping it ignited. They’ll learn through a divine-lesson-plan how to keep it ignited. Included in this process of divinity is a balance between the Divine Feminine principle, the soul with a transcend-the-earth-divine-tendency and the Divine Masculine principle, the body, with a projection-to-the-Earth-physical-tendency.
Divine initiates can experience glimpse of the divine realm through the ascension path when I provide certain people to meet with me on a temporary divine bridge. They feel spiritually uplifted and insightful with their conscience leaning towards me, calling me The Divine Magdeleine (Wise & Nurturing Teacher & Leader) or Divine Mother (Wise & Nurturing Teacher & Leader), depending on their religious beliefs. When I say our meeting is over, I return them to their placements and withdraw the bridge.
I can send temporary divine bridges to them or anyone I want to, anytime.
Since the papal creed, the Divine Mother has performed many miracles and divine interventions on Earth, and the divine realm has acknowledged her for them. She has saved this planet several times and she didn’t ask for anything in return.
She, the Divine Mother and Divine Magdeleine rolled into one called the Divine Planetary President, is loved by the human souls on this planet, and they support her and what she wants, especially her divine projects.
Human souls are devoted and accountable to her, and behave respectfully and with reverence towards her, and support what she wants. They believe she should be given the additional home she wants where her divine entourage can live near her and where more room can be provided for her and her offices with people that will help and support her.
It’s due to her divine presence and influence, divine-human souls will be birthed on this and other divine human planets. This planet Earth will increase in size proportionally so there will be plenty of room to accommodate all souls on this planet comfortably so eventually they have the potential to evolve to higher consciousnesses and thrive.
On August 15, 2026, I, the Divine Mother will send temporary divine bridges to those who are participating in any or all of my 3 Divine Tours that are between August 15 to September 19.
“Hail Mary”!
Divine Greece Tour
Day 1: August 15
Meals Included: Celebration Dinner
Welcome to Athens
Arrive at Athens Airport and check into Crowne Plaza Hotel in Athens – City Centre, refer below.
Once you arrive, freshen-up. We’ll meet at 1pm for introductory tour of Athens.
We’ll tour the Holy Metropolitan Church of the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary which is located in Metropolis Square.
It’s a divine sanctuary for those who are devoted to the Divine Mother. Those who are devoted to the Divine Mother enter with reverence knowing she protects them so they can handle the light from the legions of light who guard this sanctuary.
There’s an impressive fresco of the Divine Mother located in the Prothesis over the altar, refer above.
The rest of your day is free and you can choose to continue exploring in the Plaka area or return now to our hotel where you can relax and nothing or find nearby things to do, such as, explore the National Garden Botanic Museum and the Archaeological Site of the Lyceum of Aristotle. Remember our hotel has a sparkling swimming pool and spa you can enjoy or take a nap in your quiet and beautiful room.
You’re responsible for getting back to our hotel by 7pm for our welcome celebration dinner and we’ll celebrate the beginning of our Divine Greece Tour with our tour group and Cariel, who has many titles and ranks. You know Her as our Divine Mother, Divine Magdeleine and Divine Tour Director, etc, etc, etc.
Overnight: Athens – Crowne Plaza Athens – City Centre. This lavish hotel is located in Athens’ business and commercial district. Guests enjoy the fitness center, the outdoor swimming pool, and the sauna. Nearby, you’ll find the War Museum Athens, the National Garden Botanic Museum, and the Archaeological Site of the Lyceum of Aristotle.
Day 2: August 16
Meals Included: Breakfast
Athens
Enjoy your day at leisure.
Overnight: Athens – Crowne Plaza Athens – City Centre.
Day 3: August 17
Meals Included: Celebration Dinner
Athens
Explore Athens and/or catch up on rest and enjoy the hotel spa and swimming pool until we meet our group for a delightful get acquainted dinner celebration.
Overnight: Athens – Crowne Plaza Athens – City Centre.
Day 4 – August 18
Included meal: Breakfast
Tour of Athens Highlighted by the Acropolis
Meet up with your dedicated local guide, who will introduce you to the highlights of this bustling capital.
- Pass by the Panathenaic Stadium, built entirely out of marble—the only such stadium in the world.
- Continue to Syntagma Square, home to the neoclassical Greek Parliament building, and admire the plaza’s imposing marble steps, fountain, lush shade trees, and the elite ceremonial guards known as the Evzones.
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Temple of Zeus Reflect on the Arch of Hadrian, built to honor the Roman emperor, and imagine how its Pentelic marble stones were carted more than 11 miles from Mount Pentelikon in 131 A.D.
- View the remains of the sixth-century Temple of Zeus and gaze up at its 16 ornate Corinthian columns.
The temple was renowned for its grandeur, featuring 104 colossal Corinthian columns and a massive statue of Zeus. It served as a major religious and cultural center in ancient Athens and is now a significant historical site in the city.
We’ll see the crowning glory of the Acropolis, the Temple of Athena (on the left), also called Erechtheion, the ancient architectural masterpiece built during the Golden Age of Athens, over 2500 years ago.
And there’s that Parthenon (on the right) that stands as one of the most revered and recognized sites in the world. You may have seen these enduring icons of antiquity in books and film, but now you’re stepping through the work of craftsmen who quarried and honed these marble blocks thousands of years ago.
Overnight: Athens – Crowne Plaza Athens – City Centre
Day 5: August 19
Included meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Tour of Mykonos – 2 nights
We’re off to the islands! Travel by ferry to Mykonos. We’ll check into our hotel and refreshen for our tour of Mykonos.
Nearby, you’ll find the Archaeological Museum of Mykonos, Agia Anna Beach, and Little Venice.
We’ll tour Mykonos Town’s narrow, labyrinthian streets bursting with cafes, galleries, and shops. We’ll see the “Tria Pigadia” (“Three Wells”, in English). The legend says that unmarried girls will find husbands after drinking a sip of water from each well! I say, “find yourself first, have some divine experiences on this journey and love will follow”.
Surrender to the soft, salty air on The Island of The Winds with its famous windmills, dating back to the 16th century, when islanders used wind power to grind grain. There are 16 windmills in total, and while they are no longer operational, they stand as a monument to early innovation.
The views here are spectacular: From this hilltop perch, you can see Chora, the capital of Mykonos and the harbor in the distance.
Marvel at the sapphire blue water of the Aegean Sea that matches the blue domes of some of the churches which we’ll be taking a look at.
We’ll travel to the town of Chora and explore the Church of Panagia Paraportiani, a Byzantine-era, whitewashed facade with intriguing curves and its name literally means “Our Lady of the Side Gate” in Greek, as its entrance was found in the side gate of the entrance to the Kastro area.
Construction of this church started in 1425 and was not completed until the 17th century. This impressive, whitewashed church actually consists of five separate churches which are joined: the four churches (dedicated to Saint Eustathios, Saint Sozon, Saints Anargyroi and Saint Anastasia) are at ground level and constitute the base of the fifth church that has been built above them.
Delight in Little Venice along the Old Harbor —perched right alongside the Aegean Sea shoreline and inspired by its Italian namesake—where the colorful sun-splashed residences seem to melt into the water, their balconies hanging over the sea.
Sit down this evening for an included dinner.
Overnight: Mykonos – Aeolos Resort
Day 6: August 20
Included meal: Breakfast
Free day in Mykonos
Use your free day in Mykonos to hit the cobblestones early and take your time. If visiting the island’s famous beach clubs isn’t your speed, head back to Little Venice for a stroll along the Old Harbor; hike down (or grab a taxi) to Armenistis Lighthouse, one of the oldest in Greece; or get lost in Matogianni Street’s shops and galleries.
In Mykonos Town visit the Church of the Virgin of St. Rosary a Catholic Church which is situated in Alefcandra Square near the picturesque windmills of Mykonos.
The icon above the Holy Table depicts the Madonna and Child between St. Dominic, the apostle of piety of St.Rosary, and St. Catherine of Sienna. It was transported to Mykonos from Venice in 1715.
There will be many chances to feel the divine presence. And this church is no exception. The divine is everywhere, especially for those devoted to the Divine Mother, when you light candles and ask for Her guidance.
Overnight: Mykonos – Aeolos Resort
Day 7: August 21
Included meal: Breakfast
Ferry to Santorini –
We’ll take a ferry to Santorini.
We’ll check in to our hotel in Santorini, the Mar ‘n’ Mar Crown Hotel and Suites and enjoy a free afternoon on the island.
This sophisticated hotel is located in Kamari, a seaside village on Santorini.
You’ve seen the photos—now get ready to star in them yourself. You can admire the steep cliffs that plunge into the Aegean and the island’s iconic caldera, dotted with whitewashed buildings. You can eat your way through traditional dishes—like moussaka, a hearty eggplant dish, or tomato fritters—then use your free time to explore unique pebbly beaches and crystal clear waters.
Visit to local winery for a tour and a tasting in the village of Oia.
Looking to expand your palate? The visit will either take place on the evening of day 6 or the morning of day 8, depending on ferry and flight schedules.
Here, you’ll join a trained sommelier to learn about Greece’s proud grape-growing tradition and the types of grapes that thrive in Santorini’s volcanic soil, including Assyrtiko. Then, enjoy tastings of different local wines paired with a variety of small bites.
Overnight: Santorini – Mar ‘n’ Mar Crown Hotel and Suites
Day 8: August 22
Included meal: Breakfast
Sightseeing tour of Santorini
Your guided tour of Santorini will take you from dramatic black-sand beaches to jagged cliff-lined shores and back—a stark contrast to the island’s beloved whitewashed buildings and sprays of bright fuchsia bougainvillea vines.
- Visit the archaeological excavations at Akrotiri, a settlement buried in volcanic ash, where richly pigmented Bronze Age frescoes and other Minoan artifacts survived a devastating volcano eruption in the 16th Century BCE.
See Mount Profitis Ilias, the highest point on all of Santorini and home to the Prophet Elias Monastery which sits perched atop the summit.- Stop in small, picturesque Pyrgos, where you’ll weave through the steep streets of this slightly off-the-beaten-path village.
Day 9: August 23
Included meals: Breakfast, Celebration dinner
Athens Riviera –
Flight to Athens and on to Mati, on the Athens Riviera where our hotel is located, NLH Mati Seafront.
This beachfront hotel is popular with guest who enjoy the spa, outdoor pool with views of the Aegean Sea, and beach access.
Nearby you’ll find several dining options and walking trails along the water.
We’ll tour the area with our Divine Tour Director, Cariel. We’ll visit the Assumption of Mary Greek Orthodox Church. Assumption means she ascended in consciousness and was assumed into Heaven and made divine and immortal.
We’ll meet for a Celebration Dinner and see how our group is doing.
Overnight: Athens Riviera – NLH Mati Seafront
Day 10: August 24
Included meal: Breakfast
Nafplio via Mycenae, Corinth, Epidaurus
We’ll travel to Nafplio, a romantic seaside town with roots stretching back to Classical Greece. On our way we’ll pass by the Corinth Canal once again, then continue on to Mycenae, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was once one of the most important urban centers of Bronze Age Greece.
- We’ll Explore Mycenae’s citadel, including its main entrance, the Lion Gate. Erected sometime near 1250 B.C. and distinguished by twin lionesses over its threshold, it’s the largest surviving prehistoric sculpture in the Aegean.
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Visit another archaeological site of epic provenance: the Treasury of Atreus. Also known as the Tomb of Agamemnon, this beehive-shaped burial ground (or “tholos” in Greek) dates back over three millennia and is inextricably linked to the mythical Trojan War through the kings for which it’s named.- Visit the royal cemetery known as Grave Circle A, which supposedly holds the remains of Agamemnon and his followers—and where treasures like the golden Mask of Agamemnon were unearthed.
- Head into the countryside for a guided tour of the Sanctuary of Asklepios, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the ancient Greek city of Epidaurus.
- Learn about its history as a healing sanctuary dedicated to the Greek god of medicine, where people went in search of physical and spiritual healing.
- Move on to the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus, one of the best-preserved Greek amphitheaters in the world and yet another UNESCO-recognized landmark.
Learn about Nafplio’s history, including how it became the first capital of independent Greece in 1829. Nafplio is the first capital of Greece. Nafplio remained the capital of the kingdom until 1834, when King Otto decided to move the capital to Athens.
It’s one of the most romantic towns with stone pathways and many coffee shops and restaurants with traditional tastes.
Overnight: Amalia Hotel Nafplio
Day 11: August 25
Included meal: Breakfast and Lunch
Nafplio and Hydra Island
Begin our day trip to Hydra Island by making your way to the seaside village of Metochi, where you’ll then board a ferry to the island.
Hydra, a no-cars-allowed artist’s colony is located in the heart of the Saronic Islands.
Once on Hydra, you’ll meet up with a local guide for a walking tour of this serene island’s main town. Step inside the Rafalia pharmacy to see homemade herbal remedies in one of Greece’s oldest pharmacies.
We’ll visit Kaminia, a small port enclosed by only some taverns but filled with fishing boats. We’ll check out the natural, scenic and small beach. The shallow crystal clear waters and safe environment make the beach an ideal place not only for adults, but also for children. Nearby is big Kaminia.
We’ll stroll past the house that singer-songwriter Leonard Cohen once called home before entering the beautifully preserved, Neoclassically styled Pavlos Kountouriotis Mansion on a mountiantop.
Anyone who prefers to stay at the beach and enjoy relaxing or swimming until the rest of the group finishes the Hydra Island tour when we’ll return here to pick you up in about 2 hrs.
Wear your bathing suits underneath your clothing if you want the beach instead of the island tour and if you’re planning to sunbath or swim.
After our tour of Pavlos Kountouriotis mountaintop retreat we’ll pick you up at a designated meeting place. We’ll stop at a rest stop where you’ll be able to change into your dry clothes before going to a restaurant, our last stop before leaving the island.
We finish the day on Hydra with lunch (included) and hop back on the ferry to sail back to the mainland and overnight in Nafplio.
Please note: Travelers must be comfortable walking for at least 2 hours with little sitting as there are no motor vehicles on the island.
Overnight: Amalia Hotel Nafplio
Day 12: August 26
Athens Riveria
We’ll return to the
This beachfront hotel is located in the Mati neighborhood on the Athens Riviera. Guests enjoy the spa, outdoor pool with views of the Aegean Sea, and beach access. Nearby you’ll find several dining options and walking trails along the water.
Get a good-night’s sleep.
Overnight: Athens Riviera – NLH Mati Seafront
Included meal: Breakfast (early)
Day 13 – August 27
Included meal: Breakfast
Divine Meteora
2 Days in Meteora Region with Cariel
Kalambaka & Meteora with Monasteries Tour
Check into our 4-star family-friendly hotel where your room will have a view of Meteora.
The rest of the day is at leisure in our magnificent hotel with spa. There’s the Meteora Tourist Information Center nearby.
Overnight: Davani Meteora Hotel, Kalambaka
Day 14 – August 28
Meals Included: Breakfast, Celebration Dinner
Meteora
After breakfast we’re off to see Meteora meaning “suspended in the air”, and tour 2 out of 6 mystical Christian Orthodox monasteries incredibly nestled securely on the edge of extraordinary rock formations.
Along with Roman Catholicism and Protestantism, Greek Orthodox Christianity is one of the world’s three major Christian traditions. But unlike the other two large branches of Christianity, which have spread throughout the developing world, Eastern Orthodoxy remains largely confined to Europe. There’s also Oriental and Russian Orthodoxy in Asia. The total number of Orthodox is estimated at about 300 million members. The basis of the original Orthodox community is the Creed of Constantinople, written in 381.
The Meteora monasteries are holy places, and some have a dress code as follows: Women wear skirts below the knees or bring a large scarf that will cover your knees. Men wear long pants and jacket to cover arms.
Most of the Meteora monasteries were built in the 1500’s and then added to over the centuries.
- First, we begin with the Great Meteoron Monastery that is the largest, oldest and best-known monastery in Meteora where there’s housing for Christian monks. Most of the Meteora monasteries were built in the 1500’s and then added to over the centuries.
- Also called Megalo Meteoro or Metamorphisis, the first church of the Transfiguration of the Savior was built in the 14th century upon the highest rock.
- At the sanctum of the catholic there are important frescos of the Macedonian school and the remarkable frescos of the main church and the narthex are believed to be created by Georgie, student of Theophanous the Cretan.
- There is the chapel of the Divine Mother (Virgin Mary of the Meteorite Stone). Some other important buildings at the centre are the kitchen, and dining hall, called the “trapeza”.
Then we go to the Monastery of St Stephen, one of the more easily accessible of the monasteries, built in the late 12th century.
This monastery has been restored numerous times and added to until it’s current form as a nunnery since 1961 and where the sisterhood of nuns are known for their remarkable social action.
Meteora is a monastic site that is increasingly gaining significance as a World Heritage site, as a tourist destination and as functioning “living sites of the present” influenced by wider changing circumstances which is a new approach from “monuments of the past” approach.
Living sites: the past in the present approach. The “living sites” approach concentrates on communities as the creators of the sites, viewing communities and sites as an inseparable entity. The ultimate aim is to shift the focus of conservation from ‘protection’ towards a continual process of ‘creation’ in an ongoing present, attempting to change the way heritage is perceived, protected and, more importantly, further created with spiritual and construction works stemming from the divine and their representatives, i.e., the divine ‘Ministry of Spirituality and Culture’.
Our beautiful hotel is awaiting our return.
Day 15 – August 29
Meals Included: Breakfast
Ioannina Airport & Flight to Nice
Total of 15 Days, 14 Nights
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