What could be more exciting than charting a course through the Greek Islands with a bunch of friendly travellers much like yourself?
Greece is a country teeming with myths, traditions, history and living culture. But you don't need to know Eros from Zeus to enjoy everything this ancient country has to offer. You just need to drop anchor and explore the islands flexi-style with Busabout.
Watch the sunset behind white stone windmills, dance to the fantastic DJ's in Mykonos, explore Santorini's black and red sand beaches, party until dawn on Ios and smash plates after a dinner of feta, moussaka and lots of ouzo.
So take off your watch and set yourself to 'chilled'. From the moment you arrive you're on Greek Time. You'll never have the same experience twice on this trip - it's what you want it to be. Immerse yourself in all that Europe's original party islands have to offer, then take it easy along the miles of beaches or discover ancient ruins and natural wonders. The islands are full of surprises and whether it's decent or decadent you're after, the Busabout Flexi-Hopper gives you a taste of it all. 9 days or 5 months - it's up to you.
Priced from R5 530 per person (or R5 390 for Students) take your time exploring all that Greece has to offer. We'll give you a fantastic Busabout guide, all ferry crossings, guided orientations of each island, return transfers from AthenStyle Hostel to Athens Piraeus Port, plus transfers to and from your MyTrip preferred Partner island accommodation. On this pay-as-you-go trip you book your accommodation through MyTrip as you go along at one of our preferred hostels or you can choose your own place to stay.
The Greek Island Flexi-Hopper runs from May through to September 2016 and lasts anything from nine days to five months - it's up to you. Book and pay your deposit by January 28 and take 12 percent off your trip.
For more information visit www.busabout.com or speak to the team on (011) 280 8440. Follow Busabout on social media using the #freespirited hash tag - you'll find them on Facebook and Twitter (@BusaboutSA).
Adapted from a press release for IOL