The trip includes stays in Athens and on Mykonos and Santorini.
The itinerary on Mykonos offers an add-on trip around the island ($35), but omits a visit to the island of Delos. As an archaeology junkie, I'd see if I could book a seat on one of the boats going to Delos on the free day.
The tour in general is a bit light on organized activities, even if you choose to participate in every possible tour. Some travelers will find this a plus, while others may chafe at the relative inactivity.
Most meals, except those included in the add-on tours, are not included.
You can also extend your trip with add-on nights. The prices for these additional nights look good, and the selection of hotels is sufficient. The higher-end hotels are by far the better deal here - the discounts are deeper and it's an easy way to experience an upscale hotel at a price that many US travelers will associate with a roadside motel.
My take on it: With the airfare included, it's a good package to get you to Greece without too big a wallet bite. It's probably most ideal for travelers who have been in Greece before and who delight in the thought of some blissful time on their own. Even the "C"-class hotel selection is more than adequate, and a good value for bargain hunters, but paying the upgrade for the "B" and "A" offerings would probably enhance the trip considerably for most travelers.
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