Sydney evening flight EK417, departs for Dubai at 20:10.

In the afternoon, visit the new tourist attractions in Dubai: the 7-star Burj Al Arab Hotel and the beach, Dubai Mall, or visit attractions at your own expense such as: the world's tallest magic wheel Dubai Eye (Ain Dubai), the new landmark Dubai Frame, the world's tallest hotel (Gevona Hotel, 356 meters), Palm Island Underwater World...

In the morning, we will be transferred to the airport to take the morning flight to Athens, Greece (EK209, 10:50). After arriving at Athens Airport in the afternoon, we will be met by a special person and taken to the hotel to rest and have free time. Dinner near the hotel in the evening. (BD)

After breakfast, proceed to the city for sightseeing: the Old and New Olympic Stadiums, the Acropolis-Parthenon, the Maidens' Column of the Elektron, the Dionysus Theater and Museum, etc. There are three classical buildings beside University Street: Academy of Athens, University of Athens and Library, and the former Royal Palace to watch the changing of the guard. Visit the Capitol and the remains of the Temple of Olympic Zeus. In the afternoon, take a boat to Mykonos, check in to the island hotel, and enjoy the sunset and dinner at your own leisure (BL)

After breakfast, free time. You can relax on the island, go shopping, or enjoy the romance of the Aegean islands and engage in marine activities. The Eria, Paradise and Super Paradise beaches on the island are all favorites of naturists. Go to the bar for a drink in the evening and enjoy a romantic exotic night. The nightlife of Mykonos is also something that travelers should not miss. (BL)

Check out after breakfast and go on your own. In the afternoon, take a speedboat to Santorini. Upon arrival, someone will pick you up from the port and take you to the hotel to rest overnight. Mykonos─3-4 hours by boat to Santorini. Stay at the Santorini hotel for dinner. (BD)

After breakfast, hike on the island. The ancient and highly civilized country described by the Greek philosopher Plato, Athens, which disappeared into the endless sea overnight, is Santorini Island. Fira is the main town of Santorini Island, located on the top of the coastal cliff. The whole white city looks like the remnant of clouds on the mountain top. There are bars, restaurants and shops everywhere. You can arrange to take a cable car to the Old Port (the Old Port is the port for boats to the volcanic island) and then ride a donkey back to the cliff city formed by volcanic rocks. In the evening, go to Oia to enjoy the most beautiful sunset in the world, and sit on the rocks of Oia on Santorini Island to watch the most beautiful sunset in the world. Accommodation same as above (B)

After breakfast, free time. You can enjoy sunbathing at Kamari Beach, or take a boat out to sea to the caldera of Kamini Island and the warm waters of the beach of Paria Kamini Island, or go to Oia at dusk to admire the special and beautiful sunset on the cliff. Agios Nikolaos is an island full of ancient civilization and romantic beauty in the Aegean Sea. This island already had a flourishing Aegean culture more than 2,000 years BC. Although the culture was destroyed in a volcanic eruption and even the island was cut into a crescent shape, it still attracts crowds of archaeologists who come here to search for the lost continent of Atlantis and to capture the unique white chapel of the Aegean Sea against the blue sky and blue sea! It is best to find a cafe on the cliff here, taste Greek coffee, and appreciate the amazing romance of the Creator's ingenuity. Return to Athens by speedboat in the evening. The boat journey is expected to take 5 hours. Upon arrival in the evening, transfer to your hotel in Athens for the night. (B)

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, take a bus to Pamukkale, about 2.5 hours. The main attraction of today's visit is Pamukkale, which was designated as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO in 1988. It was named after its limestone terrain that resembles cotton. Pamuk in Turkish means cotton, and Kale means castle. The local name of Pamukkale is Pamukkale. The hot spring here flows down from the top of the cave, scouring the hillside into terraces. The spring water accumulates into a pond on the platform, where people can sit and soak in the hot spring, which is both relaxing and healthy. The minerals in the spring water precipitate, dyeing the entire hillside white, like open-air lava. Looking down from above, the hot spring platforms are like mirrors, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds; looking up from below, it looks like a volcano that has just erupted, with white magma covering the entire hillside, which is quite spectacular. In addition, we will visit the nearby ancient city of Hierapolis, which was a holiday center established by the Kingdom of Pergamon in 190 BC. It was ruled by Rome and Byzantium successively, and was later destroyed by an earthquake. At that time, it was a multifunctional health resort including temples, theaters, markets, baths and medical facilities. In the evening, take the overnight bus to Cappadocia at 21:00. (BL)

After arriving in the early morning, we will be picked up by a special person and have a short rest. Then we will start to visit the Goreme Open Air Museum and Uchisar Fortress Rock at 9:45. Have lunch in Uchisha. After lunch, visit the Avanos Ceramic Factory, famous for its ceramic production, to see exquisite pottery and try your hand at making it. The next stop is Pasabagi, a famous chimney forest. Afterwards, visit Rose Valley, which is famous for its beautiful rose-red rock color. Finally, visit the Devrent Valley and the viewpoint of Urgup. Accommodation: Cappadocia (BL)

After breakfast, check out and depart from the hotel at 9:45 to visit Ortahisar, where you can take photos at the rock castle. Next we will come to Mustafapasa, an ancient Greek village with an ancient Greek church. Afterwards, we will drive through Sahinefendi and visit the recently excavated Roman ruins of Sobesos, which feature very beautiful floor mosaics, a Roman bath dating back to the 5th century AD, mosaic frescoes, etc. We will walk 2 kilometers in the Soganli Valley, where we can see sarcophagi from the Byzantine period and visit the famous cave churches. Enjoy lunch in Soganli village. Then go to visit Kaymakli Underground City, the deepest underground city in Cappadocia. Take a flight to Istanbul in the evening and be transferred to the hotel to rest upon arrival. (BL)

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)

Take a yacht cruise on the Bosphorus. The smallest sea in the world, the Sea of Marmara, is 280 kilometers long from east to west, 80 kilometers wide from north to south, with an area of 11,350 square kilometers and a maximum depth of 1,355 meters. Geographically, it is located between the Anatolian Peninsula and the Balkan Peninsula in Europe. It is an inland sea formed by the subsidence of the Eurasian continental fault. Marmara means "marble" in Greek, and it is named after the small islands in this sea area that are rich in marble. Although the Sea of Marmara is not large, its strategic location is extremely important. It connects to the Black Sea via the Bosphorus Strait to the east and to the Aegean Sea via the Dardanelles Strait to the west. It is not only the only way to the Black Sea, but also a vital passage to penetrate into the European continent. In the afternoon, we will go to the airport to take a flight to Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus. After arrival, we will be picked up by a special person and taken to the hotel to rest. (BL).

Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, is a complex of remains of many empires and kingdoms, claiming to date back tens of centuries to the Bronze Age. Visitors follow narrow alleys from the Cyprus Museum, which houses Neolithic and Roman artifacts, to the thick city walls. The city walls were built by the Venetians in the 17th century and divide the city into ancient and modern parts. Passing through the stone gate you can enter the ancient times. Ledra Street is a bustling pedestrian street, the heart of Nicosia's modern landscape, Eleftheria Square (also known as Freedom Square) Nicosia's traditional shopping, the historic "Laiki Geitonia" area Makarios Avenue, also known as Archbishop Makarios III Avenue. Accommodation in Cyprus Same Hotel. (BLD)

After breakfast, check out at 10 am and drive to Larnaca Old Town. Visit Larnaca Castle, the Church of Saint Lazarus, and the Hala Sultan Mosque. Enjoy the scenery of Larnaca city along the way and arrive at Larnaca Salt Lake. Thousands of flamingos live here from November to March every year. If you are lucky, you can see flocks of flamingos taking off, which is a spectacular scene. The Mediterranean Sea city of Larnaca is famous for its palm-fringed seafront and the Church of Saint Lazarus, Hala Sultan Tekke, Kamares Aqueduct and Larnaca Castle. Transfer to the airport in the evening and take flight EK110, flying to Dubai at 8:10 pm. Flight time is about 4 hours (BL)

The flight arrived at Dubai Airport at 1:05 am for a transfer, and EK414 flew to Sydney at 2:15. It arrived at 10 pm. The trip ended.