Athens Vacation Packages

Athens Tour Packages from India

The Acropolis crowning the skyline, ancient ruins around every corner, buzzing tavernas and rooftop bars with a view of history itself. Athens is the cradle of Western civilisation, and it wears its 3,000 years with easy, sun-soaked charm.

Book a Trekhops package to Athens and walk through the pages of history. The Greek capital pairs world-changing ancient monuments with a lively modern city of markets, street art, superb food and a sparkling new coastline. It is also the gateway to the islands, making it the perfect start to any Greek adventure. A Trekhops Athens package brings it together, sorted and paced around exactly the kind of trip you want.

Athens is warm, walkable and wonderfully alive. Climb to the Acropolis at golden hour, wander the old Plaka lanes, feast on souvlaki and mezze, and toast the floodlit Parthenon from a rooftop. With direct flights now linking India and Greece, this legendary city is easier to reach than ever.

Athens for Honeymooners & Couples

Athens is romantic in its own timeless way, all golden ruins, rooftop views and warm evenings.
Here is where couples enjoy Athens:

• The Acropolis at sunset: watch the Parthenon glow gold above the city.
• A rooftop dinner: dine with the floodlit Acropolis shining in the distance.
• Plaka and Anafiotika: wander charming old lanes that feel like an island village.
• The Athens Riviera: escape to the coast for a seaside sunset and dinner by the water.
• Lycabettus Hill: ride up for the city’s finest panoramic views at dusk.

Add a stroll through the historic centre hand in hand, and you have a romantic start to Greece.

Key Attractions & Milestones

The anchors every first-time Athens trip should include:

• The Acropolis and Parthenon: the iconic ancient citadel crowning the city.
• The Acropolis Museum: a stunning modern museum of priceless treasures.
• The Plaka: the atmospheric old town of lanes, tavernas and shops below the Acropolis.
• The Ancient Agora: the heart of ancient Athenian public life.
• Syntagma Square: the grand central square with its ceremonial guard.
• The National Archaeological Museum: one of the world’s great collections of antiquities.
• The Athens Riviera: the revamped coastline of beaches, marinas and dining.

What’s New in Athens

The ancient capital is looking forward as well as back:

• The Ellinikon, a vast new coastal park and development transforming the Athens Riviera with green space, a marina and a beach.
• A thriving rooftop-bar and food scene offering Acropolis views with modern Greek cuisine.
• An increasingly pedestrian-friendly historic centre, making the ancient sites easier to explore on foot.

Athens for Families

Athens is a fascinating, easy city for families, blending living history with parks and the coast.
Family favourites include:

• The Acropolis: an unforgettable climb into the ancient world.
• The Acropolis Museum: engaging, modern and full of treasures kids can enjoy.
• The changing of the guard: the colourful ceremony at Syntagma Square.
• The Athens Riviera beaches: sandy shores and calm swimming just outside the city.
• A day trip: easy escapes to Cape Sounion’s clifftop temple or the Temple of Poseidon.

With sunshine, safe streets and endless stories, family days here are rich and fun.

Corporate Events & MICE

Athens combines historic prestige with modern facilities, making it a memorable choice for conferences and incentive trips.

What makes Athens work for corporate groups:

• Major conference venues: purpose-built centres and grand historic halls for events.
• International hotels: well-equipped properties, many with Acropolis and sea views.
• Standout incentive experiences: a private Acropolis tour, an island day or a Riviera gala.
• Great connectivity: direct flights from India and an easy airport metro link.

Trekhops can shape the rewards and downtime around your agenda, from historic dinners to island add-ons.

Getting There & Logistics

Flights from India.

• Nonstop now: IndiGo flies direct from Delhi and Mumbai to Athens (ATH), taking around seven to eight hours, with Greece’s Aegean Airlines adding its own nonstops.
• Easy connections: one-stop routings via Gulf hubs such as Dubai, Doha or Abu Dhabi remain widely available from other metros.

Athens Airport connects to the city centre by a direct metro line.

Visa for Indian travellers

• Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa for Greece, applied for in advance through VFS Global. There is no visa-on-arrival, and the EU’s ETIAS does not apply to Indians.
• The fee is around EUR 90, and you will need travel insurance, financial proof, accommodation and return-flight details.
• One Greece-issued Schengen visa covers the mainland, all the islands and the wider Schengen area for up to 90 days. Apply well ahead.

(Visa rules change often, so Trekhops confirms the latest requirements at the time of booking.)

Exploring Athens: Local Travel

Athens is easy to navigate. The clean, modern metro reaches the airport and all the main sights, the historic centre is very walkable, and taxis and ride apps are affordable. Trams run down to the coastal Riviera.

Food for Indian travellers

• Greek food is naturally veg-friendly, with salads, fava, dolmades, cheese pies and grilled vegetables.
• Indian restaurants are available in the city for a familiar meal, and Jain needs can be flagged in advance.
• Fresh markets and bakeries make easy vegetarian bites between sights.

How long to stay

Two to three nights suits Athens, with time for the Acropolis, the museums, the old town and the coast. It is the ideal gateway to the islands, pairing perfectly with Santorini and Mykonos. Spring and autumn bring the most pleasant weather.

FAQs

Do Indians need a visa to visit Athens, Greece?

Yes. Indian passport holders need a Schengen visa, applied for in advance through VFS Global. There is no visa-on-arrival, and the ETIAS does not apply to Indians. One Greece Schengen visa covers the mainland, the islands and the wider Schengen area.

Are there direct flights from India to Athens?

Yes. IndiGo now flies nonstop from Delhi and Mumbai to Athens, taking around seven to eight hours, with Aegean Airlines adding its own direct services. One-stop options via Gulf hubs are also widely available.

How many days do you need for Athens?

Two to three nights covers the Acropolis, the museums, the old town and the coast. Athens is the perfect gateway to the islands, pairing beautifully with Santorini and Mykonos for a full Greek trip.

Is vegetarian or Jain food available in Athens?

Yes. Greek cuisine is naturally vegetarian-friendly, and Athens also has Indian restaurants for a familiar meal. Flag Jain needs in advance, and enjoy the abundance of salads, dips and vegetable dishes.

What is the best time to visit Athens?

Spring and autumn offer warm, comfortable weather ideal for sightseeing and the coast. Summer is hot and busy, while winter is mild and quiet, making Athens a rewarding city break for much of the year.