We are so back team.

So we started off learning about different ancient Greek scripts in Athens at the Epigraphical Museum! An amazing place I totally recommend, though I hear it's closing for ten years of renovations soon??

There were inscriptions upon inscriptions in this place (that's literally all it had and it was incredible) including the earliest ancient Greek inscription on stone, and a cup upon which Perikles wrote his name. Yes, THE Perikles.

After Athens we went to Paros, a lovely island in the Cyclades. We saw many cool inscriptions, like this dedicatory column capital, and this boundary stone.

One of the biggest highlights was getting to visit Delos!! Truly a time capsule of antiquities and an incredible experience. Though it was extremely hot.

Greece is full of beautiful beaches, but many of the most impressive ones are not accessible by car. Hidden coves, crystal-clear waters, and quiet spots away from the crowds can only be reached by sea.

This is especially true in places like the Cyclades, where the coastline hides dozens of small, untouched locations.

Instead of crowded beaches, you discover privacy, calm waters, and a completely different travel experience.