Sydney evening flight QR909, 21:40hrs to Doha, Qatar.

After resting for a few hours, you can start your sightseeing tour of the city and see the Barzan Tower, which was built for defence purposes by order of the fourth ruler of Qatar. It was built in 1998.
Converted into a museum with a large collection of artefacts, it is also the perfect place to accurately observe the crescent moon during Ramadan Katara Cultural village
Located on the Doha waterfront, on the shores of Pearl Harbour's golden sands is Qatar's traditional architecture and largest project, with a beautiful theatre, concert hall, exhibition gallery, and state-of-the-art facilities.
The beach is a beautiful sandy beach. After lunch, we will go to Pearl Qatar, a 4 million square metre artificial island reclaimed from the sea by the famous Al Fardan consortium in Qatar.
Square metres‧Only ride on a 4WD Desert 4WD (USD$110 Khor Al Udeid Inland Sea Exploring) in the undulating sand dunes of the Inland Sea Desert region.
Enjoy the sunset view and barbecue dinner at your own expense, then transfer back to the hotel or free time around the hotel, dinner at your own expense. Doha successfully held its first
The Olympic-like facilities at the Asian Games, held for the first time in an Arab country, are still fresh in our minds. Qatar itself won gold medals in the football event.
Doha was awarded the right to host the 2022 World Cup Final Week. (L)

In the morning, transfer to the airport to take the morning flight to Istanbul QR239 at 7:45 AM. Upon arrival at the Turkish airport at 12:20 PM on the same day, you will be met and transferred to the hotel for rest and free time. In the evening, we will have dinner near the hotel. (B.D)

After breakfast, visit Istanbul city sightseeing: Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet Mosque), Hagia Sophia Museum, Roman Hippodrome, Topkapi Palace (also known as Old Palace)... The ancestors of the Ottoman Empire were originally a branch of Western Turks, who migrated to Asia Minor in the 13th century. Under the leadership of Osman I, the country controlled western Asia Minor and became increasingly prosperous. In 1299, it established an empire, promoted the integration of politics and religion, and established the "Sultan" as its leader. In 1453, the Ottoman Empire conquered Byzantium, made Constantinople its capital, and renamed it Istanbul. By the 16th century, its empire had spanned three continents: Europe, Asia, and Africa. Accommodation same as above (BLD)

After breakfast, check out and go to Athens Airport to take a flight to Izmir Airport, a major city in western Turkey. After arriving in the afternoon, you will be picked up at the airport and taken to Kusadasi Hotel to rest overnight. Kusadasi and the surrounding area are the most famous beach resorts in Türkiye and even Europe, most famous for its wonderful beaches and relaxing seaside promenade.
Kusadasi, known as the "Golden Beach", is relatively small in area. The most famous beach is the Blue Flag Beach - Kadınlar Plajı. Accommodation: Kusadasi (B,L)

After breakfast, we will visit Ephesus (ancient name Ephesus, current name Efes, also translated as "Ephesus") on the Aegean Sea. It has always been one of the favorite places for tourists when visiting Turkey. The vast area of ancient city ruins has been preserved for more than 2,000 years. There are records of the existence of the city of Ephesus as early as the 9th century BC. After the Persian invasion in the 6th century BC, Greek Alexander the Great recaptured it and began the construction of the city's infrastructure. After the death of Alexander the Great, his successors moved the city to the valley between Mount Bulbul and Mount Panayir, which is also the location of Ephesus today. After the baptism of Greek civilization, several emperors of the Roman Empire loved Ai very much and made great efforts in the construction of the city, bringing the city's prosperity to its peak. Visit the various buildings in the ancient city ruins and the Temple of Artemis. The site is currently listed as one of the UNESCO monuments. In addition, you will visit Maria's former residence: there is no consensus on whether the Gospel of Jesus' disciple John was completed in Greece or in Ephesus, but it is certain that John died here. John was entrusted by Jesus to take care of the Virgin Mary, so the Virgin Mary spent her later years here. When the House of Virgin Mary was excavated on the hillside behind the city ruins in 1890, it confirmed the fact that the Virgin Mary spent her later years there, and pilgrims flocked to the site. Then return to Kusadasi for the night. Accommodation: Same Hotel Kusadasi (B,L)

After breakfast, transfer to Cotton Castle by bus for about 2.5 hours. The main attraction of today's visit is Cotton Castle, which was designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1988, named after its limestone terrain that looks like cotton, Pamuk means cotton in Turkish, and Kale means castle, which is the Turkish name for Cotton Castle, Pamukkale, where hot springs flow from the top of the cave, washing the hillside into a stepped form, and the spring water at the flat platform is stored in ponds, where people can sit down and soak in the hot spring, which is both relaxing and healthy. People can sit and soak in the hot springs, which is both relaxing and healthy; the minerals in the spring water precipitate and colour the whole mountainside white, like an open-air lava rock. From the top, the square hot spring platform looks like a mirror reflecting the blue sky and white clouds; from the bottom, it looks like a volcano that has just erupted, with white magma covering the entire mountainside, which is quite spectacular. In addition, we will visit the nearby ancient city of Hierapolis, which was founded in 190 BC as a resort centre by the Kingdom of Bergamon, and was ruled by the Romans and the Byzantines before being destroyed by an earthquake. At that time, it was a multi-purpose health resort with temples, a theatre, a market, baths, medical facilities, and so on. In the afternoon transfer to the Aegean coast city of Izmir and in the evening take the A3997, 20:35 flight to Athens, Greece and transfer to the hotel. (B.L)

After breakfast, transfer by speedboat to Santorini Island (approx. 5 hours), upon arrival, pick up from the harbour and transfer to your hotel for overnight. Dinner at the hotel in Santorini. Afternoon hiking on the island. The island of Santorini is the place where the Greek philosopher Plato wrote of a great civilisation that disappeared overnight into the depths of the sea. Fira is the main town of Santorini, situated on the cliff tops of the coast, the whole white city looks like a cloud from the top of a mountain, there are bars, restaurants and shops everywhere, you can arrange to take a cable car to the old harbour (old harbour is the harbour to board the boat to the volcanic island) and then ride on a donkey back to the cliffs of the city formed by the volcanic rock, and then go to Ia in the evening to enjoy the sunset which is regarded as one of the most beautiful in the world, sitting on the rock group of Ia on the island of Santorini to see the world's best sunset. Watch the most beautiful sunset in the world. (B.D)

After breakfast, free time to explore. Sunbathe on the beach of Kamari or take a boat trip to the caldera of Kamini and the beach of Paria Kamini. The island of Santo Torino is an island full of ancient Aegean civilisations and romantic beauty. The island had a flourishing Aegean culture in the second millennium B.C. Although a volcanic eruption destroyed the culture and even cut the island into a string moon shape, it has attracted archeologists who are now searching for the vanished Atlantean continent and capturing the perfect image of the Aegean's distinctive white chapels against the blue sky and sea! It's best to find a cliff-side cafe, sip Greek coffee and admire the amazing romance of the creator's work. In the evening take Aegean Airlines A3559, 18:30 to Athens transfer A3914, 20:45 to Larnaca, the second largest city in Cyprus and transfer to the hotel for rest. (B)

After breakfast, check out at 10am and drive to Larnaca Old Town. Visit Larnaca Castle, St Lazarus Church and Harasuthan Mosque. Along the way, enjoy the cityscape of Larnaca to the Larnaca Salt Lake. Thousands of flamingos inhabit this area from November to March every year, and if you are lucky, you can see flocks of flamingos taking flight, which is a spectacular scene. On the Mediterranean side, the city of Larnaca is famous for its palm-tree-lined seafront and the churches of St Lazarus, Harasutantec, Camarones Ferry and Larnaca Castle. In the evening 1 hour bus transfer to Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus. Transfer to hotel for rest. (B.L)

After breakfast, a city tour of Nicosia combines the remains of many empires and kingdoms, claiming to date back to the Bronze Age centuries ago. Visitors walk along the narrow streets from the Cypress Museum, which houses a collection of Neolithic and Roman artefacts, to the thick city walls. The walls were built by the Venetians in the 17th century and divide the city into ancient and modern parts. Passing through the stone gates will take you to the ancient part of the city. Ledra Street is a busy pedestrianised street that is the heart of the modern Nicosia landscape, Eleftheria Square (also known as Liberty Square) the traditional shopping of Nicosia, the historic “Laiki Geitonia” area of Makarios Avenue, the "Laiki Geitonia" area of the city, the "Laiki Geitonia" area of the city, the "Laiki Geitonia" area of the city, the "Laiki Geitonia" area of the city and the "Laiki Geitonia" area of the city. Archbishop Makarios III Avenue. In the evening transfer to Larnaca airport for the 9:00 pm flight A3909 to Athens and check in at the hotel. (B.L)

After breakfast, sleep in, and at 11:30 a.m. go to the city sightseeing: the old Olympic Stadium and the new Olympic Stadium, the Acropolis of Akropolis - the Temple of Paternoster, the Temple of the Maiden of the Erechtheon, the Theatre of Dionysus and the Museum, and so on. Next to the University Street, you will see the three classical buildings of the College of Athens, the University of Athens and the Library, as well as the former Palace to see the handover of the guards. On board the bus, you will also visit the Parliament Building and the ruins of the Temple of Olympic Zeus. (B.L.D)

After breakfast, you will head to the Corinth Canal, where you will make a short stop to take some photos of this famous strait that connects the Aegean Sea with the Gulf of Corinth, a breathtaking sight to behold. With this impressive feat of engineering boats can avoid circumnavigating the Peloponnese for more than 400 kilometres to reach the Ionian Sea. Continuing your journey, you will visit the world famous Epidaurus Theatre famous for its acoustics, which are still used today in various performances, especially during the summer months. We will also visit the Museum of Asclepius, the father of modern medicine, before travelling to Nafplio, the first capital of modern Greece. The tour will take you to Mycenae where you will visit the prehistoric Acropolis, the Lion's Gate and the Tomb of Agathon. In the afternoon you will cross the Peloponnesian Peninsula in the centre of the city and arrive at the city of Olympia in the evening. Dinner and overnight. (B.D)

After breakfast, you will visit the site of the ancient Olympic Stadium, where the first Olympic Games were held around 776 BC. The importance of these games was obvious given the wide participation of all nations, and Greek cities suspended hostilities during the celebrations. The Olympic Games are considered to be the only recognised chronological event in Greece, essentially constituting a four-year period between two consecutive events. Olympia was also the most important refuge of ancient Greece, a place where Zeus was worshipped among the gods. The colossal gold and ivory sculpture by Phidias is considered one of the seven great sculptures of the ancient world. After visiting the Olympia Museum, continue to the Rio-Antirion Suspension Bridge in Delphi, a marvel of modern engineering. Dinner and overnight (B.D)

After breakfast, visit the centre or hub of the ancient world of Delphi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, the famous Oracle of Delphi, an advisor can be found for kings and pilgrims. You can't miss a visit to the museum that houses the “Bronze Chariot”, a masterpiece of Greek sculpture. At the end of the Delphi tour, leave the slopes of Mount Parnassus and head to the plains of Thessaly, where the city of Kalambaka is located. Arrival in Kalambaka, dinner and overnight. (B.D)

Early morning visit to Mai Taiola, recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988, in this mysterious landscape where natural beauty is combined with the striking presence of eternal monasteries or “meteors” suspended from the tops of huge rocks. Currently only one sixth of the monastery community remains in use, five for men and one for women. (Monastic dress code: Sleeveless clothing and knee-length shorts are prohibited. For ladies, skirts and shawls are available at the entrance if they don't have such clothing.) On the way back to Athens you will pass through Thermopylae where you can see the Spartan statue of Leonidas I, famous for leading the battle against the Persians in 480 BC. Arrive in Athens in the afternoon, check in to your hotel and have the evening free. (B)

After breakfast, take a speedboat to the island of Mykonos, the crossroads is arranged at the most ideal time of the day in order to enjoy the sunshine on the deck and marvel at the deep blue sea of the Aegean Sea. The name chosen is said to be “pile of stones” or “rocky place”, but later versions of the island's name are related to the hero Mykono, son of King Dilos Anio. Check in to your hotel on the island, enjoy the sunset and dinner on your own (B).

After breakfast, MYKONOS Island is free for you to explore. You can enjoy the island rest, shopping, or enjoy the romantic style of the Aegean islands, engaged in marine activities, the island of Aelia, Paradise, Super Paradise Beach, etc., are celestialists longed for the favourite. In the evening, go to the Bar for a drink and enjoy the romantic exotic night, the nightlife of Mykonos is also not to be missed by travellers. Mykonos is an international hub for the “rich and famous”, famous for its beautiful beaches, dazzling shops and vibrant nightlife.

After breakfast, a few minutes by ferry to the historic island of Delos, the birthplace of Apollo according to Greek mythology. Afterwards, we will take the ferry back to Athens and transfer to the airport for the EK210 flight to Dubai from 18:00 onwards.

Arrive at Doha Airport at 00:15am and check in to your hotel near the airport.

Free day for activities and rest, transfer to airport at 5:30pm for flight QR908 to Sydney at 8:40pm. (B)

Flight arrives Sydney at 18:50pm on the 8th. End of trip.