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Secrets of Greece including Corfu with...

13 Nights

$5895

tourhub | Trafalgar | Secrets of Greece including Corfu with Santorini Extension

13 Nights

$5895

74 Views

Visiting: Greece, Amphilochia, Southern Europe, Corfu, ...more

Visiting: Greece, Amphilochia, Southern Europe, Corfu, Preveza, Galaxidi, Nafplion, Athens, Nemea, Santorini ...less

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Cycling in the Peloponnese

7 Nights

$2315

tourhub | Exodus Adventure Travels | Cycling in the Peloponnese

7 Nights

$2315

7 Nights

$2315

7 Nights

$2315

7 Nights

$2315

7 Nights

$2315

7 Nights

$2315

7 Nights

$2315

110 Views

Visiting: Epidaurus, Nafplio, Southern Europe, Tripoli, ...more

Visiting: Epidaurus, Nafplio, Southern Europe, Tripoli, Greece, Paralio Astros, Vytina ...less

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The Best of Greece & Turkey

14 Nights

$3314

tourhub | G Adventures | The Best of Greece & Turkey

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

14 Nights

$3314

80 Views

Visiting: Greece, Meteora, Delphi, Istanbul, Pamukkale, ...more

Visiting: Greece, Meteora, Delphi, Istanbul, Pamukkale, Çanakkale, Southern Europe, Athens, Turkey, Selçuk, Bergama, Náfplio ...less

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Flavours of Turkey and Greece -III-

10 Nights

$2535

tourhub | ESKAPAS | Flavours of Turkey and Greece -III-

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

10 Nights

$2535

81 Views

Visiting: Greece, Pamukkale, Turkey, Athens, Istanbul, ...more

Visiting: Greece, Pamukkale, Turkey, Athens, Istanbul, Cappadocia, Southern Europe, Ankara, Izmir, İzmir ...less

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Ancient Wonders: Rome Athens Cairo | Age...

9 Nights

$2500

tourhub | Contiki | Ancient Wonders: Rome Athens Cairo | Age 27-35

9 Nights

$2500

56 Views

Visiting: Athens, Greece, Cairo, Rome, Southern Europe, ...more

Visiting: Athens, Greece, Cairo, Rome, Southern Europe, Italy, Egypt ...less

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Aegean Trilogy: Athens, Sifnos & Santorini

9 Nights

$2166

tourhub | Omega Tours | Aegean Trilogy: Athens, Sifnos & Santorini

9 Nights

$2166

9 Nights

$2166

9 Nights

$2166

9 Nights

$2166

9 Nights

$2166

37 Views

Visiting: Southern Europe, Athens, Santorini, Sifnos, Greece ...more

Visiting: Southern Europe, Athens, Santorini, Sifnos, Greece ...less

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Best of Greece with One-Day 3-Island Cruise

8 Nights

$2440

tourhub | Trafalgar | Best of Greece with One-Day 3-Island Cruise

8 Nights

$2440

19 Views

Visiting: Athens, Delphi, Nafplion, Meteora, Greece, ...more

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Greek Escape plus 4-night Iconic Cruise

11 Nights

$2594

tourhub | Globus | Greek Escape plus 4-night Iconic Cruise

11 Nights

$2594

11 Nights

$2594

11 Nights

$2594

11 Nights

$2594

11 Nights

$2594

11 Nights

$2594

125 Views

Visiting: Greece, Corinth Canal, Arachova, Nauplia, ...more

Visiting: Greece, Corinth Canal, Arachova, Nauplia, Kusadasi, Southern Europe, Epidaurus, Mycenae, Mykonos, Athens, Santorini, Turkey, Rhodes, Olympia, Patmos, Delphi ...less

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Classical Greece Plus Island Hopper

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

tourhub | Globus | Classical Greece Plus Island Hopper

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

14 Nights

$5161 $4828

6% off

73 Views

Visiting: Nauplia, Santorini, Athens, Corinth, Patras, ...more

Visiting: Nauplia, Santorini, Athens, Corinth, Patras, Greece, Piraeus, Mykonos, Southern Europe ...less

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Greek Escape plus 3-night Iconic Cruise

10 Nights

$2395

tourhub | Globus | Greek Escape plus 3-night Iconic Cruise

10 Nights

$2395

10 Nights

$2395

10 Nights

$2395

10 Nights

$2395

10 Nights

$2395

43 Views

Visiting: Corinth Canal, Santorini, Greece, Nauplia, ...more

Visiting: Corinth Canal, Santorini, Greece, Nauplia, Turkey, Delphi, Arachova, Epidaurus, Olympia, Kusadasi, Patmos, Athens, Southern Europe, Mycenae, Mykonos ...less

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Best of Greece with 7-Day Idyllic Aegean...

16 Nights

$5194

tourhub | Trafalgar | Best of Greece with 7-Day Idyllic Aegean Cruise Premier

16 Nights

$5194

42 Views

Visiting: Milos, Santorini, Crete, Delphi, Kalambaka, ...more

Visiting: Milos, Santorini, Crete, Delphi, Kalambaka, Turkey, Mykonos, Nafplion, Olympia, Greece, Athens, Meteora, Southern Europe, Thessaloniki, Kusadasi ...less

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Best of Greece with 3-Day Aegean Cruise...

11 Nights

$3994

tourhub | Trafalgar | Best of Greece with 3-Day Aegean Cruise Premier

11 Nights

$3994

47 Views

Visiting: Kalambaka, Kusadasi, Meteora, Mykonos, Delphi, ...more

Visiting: Kalambaka, Kusadasi, Meteora, Mykonos, Delphi, Olympia, Southern Europe, Athens, Nafplion, Turkey, Crete, Greece ...less

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Best of Greece with 3-Day Aegean Cruise...

11 Nights

$4144

tourhub | Trafalgar | Best of Greece with 3-Day Aegean Cruise Superior

11 Nights

$4144

184 Views

Visiting: Olympia, Athens, Greece, Delphi, Nafplion, ...more

Visiting: Olympia, Athens, Greece, Delphi, Nafplion, Turkey, Southern Europe, Kusadasi, Mykonos, Kalambaka, Crete, Meteora ...less

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Mediterranean tour - Italy & Greece

9 Nights

$3499

tourhub | Wanderful Holidays | Mediterranean tour - Italy & Greece

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

9 Nights

$3499

1,095 Views

Visiting: Rome, Greece, Italy, Athens, Venice, Thera, ...more

Visiting: Rome, Greece, Italy, Athens, Venice, Thera, Southern Europe ...less

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European Discoverer End Paris With 3-Day...

28 Nights

$7424

tourhub | Costsaver | European Discoverer End Paris With 3-Day Aegean Cruise Moderate C

28 Nights

$7424

34 Views

Visiting: Florence, Paris, Burano Island, Turkey, Eastern ...more

Visiting: Florence, Paris, Burano Island, Turkey, Eastern Europe, Italy, Montenegro, Pamplona, Switzerland, Athens, Bordeaux, Tirana, Volendam, Albania, Kalambaka, Kotor, Spain, Venice, Dubrovnik, Greece, Nice, Blloku, France, Heraklion, Holland, Zaragoza, Rome, Barcelona, Croatia, French Riviera, Lucerne, Monte Carlo, Tours, Amsterdam, Crete, Germany, Northern Europe, Opatija, Rhineland, Biarritz, Mykonos, Southern Europe, Monaco, Piraeus ...less

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Idyllic Greece 2025 -7Nights

7 Nights

$1606

7 Nights

$1606

80 Views

Visiting: Kusadasi, Ia, Piraeus, Palea Kameni, Heraklion, ...more

Visiting: Kusadasi, Ia, Piraeus, Palea Kameni, Heraklion, Turkey, Fira, Nea Kameni, Thessaloniki, Greece, Southern Europe, Thirassia, Milos ...less

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Iconic Greek Islands - 3Nights

3 Nights

$794

3 Nights

$794

59 Views

Visiting: Piraeus, Patmos, Greece, Southern Europe, Kusadasi ...more

Visiting: Piraeus, Patmos, Greece, Southern Europe, Kusadasi ...less

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Idyllic Adriatic Adventure With Cruise

9 Nights

$2585

tourhub | ESKAPAS | Idyllic Adriatic Adventure With Cruise

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

9 Nights

$2585

23 Views

Visiting: Kotor, Cephalonia, Southern Europe, Kefalonia, ...more

Visiting: Kotor, Cephalonia, Southern Europe, Kefalonia, Croatia, Montenegro, Athens, Corfu, Greece, Bari, Dubrovnik, Eastern Europe, Italy, Katakolo ...less

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Greek Isles Adventure with Crete

12 Nights

$2866

tourhub | Omega Tours | Greek Isles Adventure with Crete

12 Nights

$2866

12 Nights

$2866

12 Nights

$2866

12 Nights

$2866

12 Nights

$2866

59 Views

Visiting: Santorini, Athens, Southern Europe, Crete, ...more

Visiting: Santorini, Athens, Southern Europe, Crete, Greece, Mykonos ...less

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Iconic Aegean with 4-Night Cruise

7 Nights

$2873

tourhub | Globus | Iconic Aegean with 4-Night Cruise

7 Nights

$2873

7 Nights

$2873

147 Views

Visiting: Mykonos, Southern Europe, Turkey, Kusadasi, ...more

Visiting: Mykonos, Southern Europe, Turkey, Kusadasi, Heraklion, Rhodes, Patmos, Santorini, Greece, Athens ...less

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Cycling the Coast of Eastern Crete

7 Nights

$2030

tourhub | Exodus Adventure Travels | Cycling the Coast of Eastern Crete

7 Nights

$2030

7 Nights

$2030

7 Nights

$2030

7 Nights

$2030

7 Nights

$2030

7 Nights

$2030

7 Nights

$2030

7 Nights

$2030

89 Views

Visiting: Agios Nikolaos, Southern Europe, Tsoutsouros, ...more

Visiting: Agios Nikolaos, Southern Europe, Tsoutsouros, Ierapetra, Rethimno, Crete, Greece, Knossos, Heraklion ...less

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Highlights of the Greek Islands

7 Nights

$2080

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tourhub | Explore! | Highlights of the Greek Islands

7 Nights

$2080

Loyalty Disc

7 Nights

$2080

Loyalty Disc

7 Nights

$2080

Loyalty Disc

7 Nights

$2080

Loyalty Disc

7 Nights

$2080

Loyalty Disc

7 Nights

$2080

Loyalty Disc

7 Nights

$2080

Loyalty Disc

7 Nights

$2080

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7 Nights

$2080

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7 Nights

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758 Views

Visiting: Athens, Mount Zas, Thira, Oia, Santorini, ...more

Visiting: Athens, Mount Zas, Thira, Oia, Santorini, Apiranthos, Greece, Naxos, Southern Europe ...less

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Oh My Goddess!: Greece By Design, PLUS...

11 Nights

$3897

tourhub | Globus | Oh My Goddess!: Greece By Design, PLUS Aegean Cruise

11 Nights

$3897

11 Nights

$3897

11 Nights

$3897

11 Nights

$3897

82 Views

Visiting: Southern Europe, Volos, Greece, Kusadasi, ...more

Visiting: Southern Europe, Volos, Greece, Kusadasi, Thermopylae, Heraklion, Delphi, Aegina, Patmos, Santorini, Turkey, Athens, Galaxidi, Itea, Mykonos, Cape Sounion ...less

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Best of Greece with Island Hopper

14 Nights

$6825 $5918

13% off

tourhub | Trafalgar | Best of Greece with Island Hopper

14 Nights

$6825 $5918

13% off

108 Views

Visiting: Syntagma Square, Kalambaka, Nafplion, Mykonos, ...more

Visiting: Syntagma Square, Kalambaka, Nafplion, Mykonos, Oia, Plaka, Fira, Greece, Santorini, Athens, Corinth, Patras, Southern Europe ...less

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Best of Greece with 4-Day Aegean Cruise...

12 Nights

$4449

tourhub | Trafalgar | Best of Greece with 4-Day Aegean Cruise Superior

12 Nights

$4449

136 Views

Visiting: Olympia, Kusadasi, Athens, Mykonos, Southern ...more

Visiting: Olympia, Kusadasi, Athens, Mykonos, Southern Europe, Rhodes, Nafplion, Turkey, Greece, Kalambaka, Crete, Delphi, Meteora ...less

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London To Athens (Start in London, Summer...

16 Nights

$3215

tourhub | Contiki | London To Athens (Start in London, Summer 2026)

16 Nights

$3215

75 Views

Visiting: Igoumenitsa, London, France, Northern Europe, ...more

Visiting: Igoumenitsa, London, France, Northern Europe, Athens, England, Monaco, Monaco, UK & Ireland, Venice, Paris, Pisa, Rome, Pompeii, Southern Europe, Beaujolais, Greece, Spain, Fontainebleau, French Riviera, Brindisi, Italy, Valley of the Somme, Arles, Calais, White Cliffs of Dover, Barcelona, Florence ...less

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London To Athens (Start in Paris, Summer...

16 Nights

$3215

tourhub | Contiki | London To Athens (Start in Paris, Summer 2025)

16 Nights

$3215

94 Views

Visiting: Paris, Pompeii, Corinth Canal, Northern Europe, ...more

Visiting: Paris, Pompeii, Corinth Canal, Northern Europe, Athens, Monaco, French Riviera, Florence, France, UK & Ireland, Venice, Rome, Valley of the Somme, Beaujolais, Fontainebleau, Southern Europe, Calais, Italy, Barcelona, Pisa, Igoumenitsa, Greece, Spain, Arles, Brindisi, England, London, Monaco, White Cliffs of Dover ...less

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London to Athens Plus | Start Paris | 2025

16 Nights

$4308 $3016

30% off

tourhub | Contiki | London to Athens Plus | Start Paris | 2025

16 Nights

$4308 $3016

30% off

149 Views

Visiting: Italy, London, Athens, Brindisi, England, ...more

Visiting: Italy, London, Athens, Brindisi, England, Florence, UK & Ireland, Beaujolais Wine Region, Paris, Venice, Northern Europe, French Riviera, Monaco, Rome, Monaco, Beaujolais, Barcelona, Greece, Spain, Calais, France, Casale Polegri, Southern Europe, Igoumenitsa ...less

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London To Athens (Start in Paris, Summer...

16 Nights

$3215

tourhub | Contiki | London To Athens (Start in Paris, Summer 2026)

16 Nights

$3215

75 Views

Visiting: France, Monaco, Pisa, Fontainebleau, Calais, ...more

Visiting: France, Monaco, Pisa, Fontainebleau, Calais, Greece, Igoumenitsa, Southern Europe, Beaujolais, Rome, Venice, Barcelona, Brindisi, Spain, French Riviera, Paris, Athens, Florence, Italy, Pompeii, Monaco, Arles ...less

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London To Athens (Start in London, Summer...

16 Nights

$3215

tourhub | Contiki | London To Athens (Start in London, Summer 2025)

16 Nights

$3215

102 Views

Visiting: Southern Europe, England, London, Northern ...more

Visiting: Southern Europe, England, London, Northern Europe, Arles, Athens, Brindisi, White Cliffs of Dover, Italy, French Riviera, Valley of the Somme, Igoumenitsa, Monaco, Beaujolais, Florence, Calais, Fontainebleau, Rome, Monaco, Paris, Pisa, Barcelona, UK & Ireland, Greece, Spain, Pompeii, Venice, France ...less

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London to Athens Plus | Start Paris | 2026

16 Nights

$4308 $3016

30% off

tourhub | Contiki | London to Athens Plus | Start Paris | 2026

16 Nights

$4308 $3016

30% off

59 Views

Visiting: Casale Polegri, Eze, Igoumenitsa, France, Paris, ...more

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Ancient Wonders: Rome Athens Cairo | Summer...

9 Nights

$2915 $2432

17% off

tourhub | Contiki | Ancient Wonders: Rome Athens Cairo | Summer 2026

9 Nights

$2915 $2432

17% off

39 Views

Visiting: Athens, Southern Europe, Cairo, Rome, Egypt, ...more

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Highlights of Greece with Cruise (category 2...

7 Nights

$2274 $2062

9% off

tourhub | Costsaver | Highlights of Greece with Cruise (category 2 cabins)

7 Nights

$2274 $2062

9% off

156 Views

Visiting: Patmos, Southern Europe, Delphi, Mykonos, Turkey, ...more

Visiting: Patmos, Southern Europe, Delphi, Mykonos, Turkey, Santorini, Meteora, Kalambaka, Greece, Athens, Ephesus, Thermopylae ...less

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Istanbul to Athens Explorer

14 Nights

$3255

tourhub | Encounters Travel | Istanbul to Athens Explorer

14 Nights

$3255

14 Nights

$3255

14 Nights

$3255

14 Nights

$3255

14 Nights

$3255

14 Nights

$3255

14 Nights

$3255

281 Views

Visiting: Delphi, Mycenae, Turkey, Konya, Laodicea, ...more

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Classical Tour of Greece and Nauplion - 5...

4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

24% off - Valid for limited time

tourhub | Click Tours | Classical Tour of Greece and Nauplion - 5 Days

4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

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4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

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4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

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4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

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4 Nights

$1230 $935

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4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

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4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

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4 Nights

$1230 $935

24% off

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124 Views

Visiting: Greece, Meteora, Olympia, Nafplio, Archaeological ...more

Visiting: Greece, Meteora, Olympia, Nafplio, Archaeological site of Mycenae, Delphi, Kalabaka, Athens, Southern Europe ...less

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Discovery of Greece - 4 Days

3 Nights

$1075 $817

24% off

24% off - Valid for limited time

tourhub | Click Tours | Discovery of Greece - 4 Days

3 Nights

$1075 $817

24% off

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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3 Nights

$1075 $817

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79 Views

Visiting: Trikala, Greece, Nafpliou, Calabria, Itea, ...more

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Prehistoric Tour of Greece - 3 days

2 Nights

$800 $608

24% off

24% off - Valid for limited time

tourhub | Click Tours | Prehistoric Tour of Greece - 3 days

2 Nights

$800 $608

24% off

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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2 Nights

$800 $608

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58 Views

Visiting: Myceane, Nafplion, Athens, Greece, Delphi, ...more

Visiting: Myceane, Nafplion, Athens, Greece, Delphi, Corinth Canal, Arachova, Olympia, Itea, Southern Europe ...less

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Delphi and Meteora Charming Tour - 3 Days

2 Nights

$700 $532

24% off

24% off - Valid for limited time

tourhub | Click Tours | Delphi and Meteora Charming Tour - 3 Days

2 Nights

$700 $532

24% off

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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2 Nights

$700 $532

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48 Views

Visiting: Meteora, Greece, Delphi, Kalabaka, Southern ...more

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Charming Greece Tour - 7 days

6 Nights

$2160 $1296

40% off

tourhub | Click Tours | Charming Greece Tour - 7 days

6 Nights

$2160 $1296

40% off

6 Nights

$2160 $1296

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6 Nights

$2160 $1296

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6 Nights

$2160 $1296

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6 Nights

$2160 $1296

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437 Views

Visiting: Archaeological site of Mycenae, Kalabaka, Corinth ...more

Visiting: Archaeological site of Mycenae, Kalabaka, Corinth Canal, Greece, Delphi, Southern Europe, Athens, Olympia, Meteora, Nafplion ...less

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Greece on a Shoestring

4 Nights

$955

tourhub | Encounters Travel | Greece on a Shoestring

4 Nights

$955

4 Nights

$955

4 Nights

$955

4 Nights

$955

4 Nights

$955

4 Nights

$955

4 Nights

$955

4 Nights

$955

742 Views

Visiting: Southern Europe, Athens, Delphi, Greece, Meteora ...more

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Classic Greece & Santorini tour

9 Nights

$2375

tourhub | Encounters Travel | Classic Greece & Santorini tour

9 Nights

$2375

9 Nights

$2375

9 Nights

$2375

9 Nights

$2375

9 Nights

$2375

813 Views

Visiting: Meteora, Olympia, Athens, Southern Europe, ...more

Visiting: Meteora, Olympia, Athens, Southern Europe, Delphi, Mycenae, Greece, Santorini ...less

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Classic Greece tour

6 Nights

$1375

tourhub | Encounters Travel | Classic Greece tour

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

6 Nights

$1375

698 Views

Visiting: Mycenae, Southern Europe, Athens, Olympia, ...more

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Highlights of Greece

7 Nights

$2670 $2320

13% off

tourhub | Explore! | Highlights of Greece

7 Nights

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[{"title":"Day 1: Athens","name":"Athens","description":"Welcome to Athens. On arrival at Athens airport make your way to the Arrivals Hall to meet our representative, followed by a transfer to our group hotel. At the hotel, visit our hospitality desk in the lobby to meet our team who will provide you with useful information regarding pre-embarkation procedures and about your time in Athens. You will also receive cabin tags for your luggage. Please clearly label the tags with your name and your cabin number on the ship. This evening offers time to relax in preparation for tomorrow. Accommodation: Athens Hotel","lat":"37.98381","lng":"23.727539"},{"title":"Day 2: Athens","name":"Athens","description":"After breakfast, enjoy a morning ‘Your Choice’ experience. Walk in Socrates' footsteps, explore the ancient wonders of the Acropolis, or immerse yourself in Athens' vibrant food scene with a local guide. You can then rejoin the coach to return to our hotel or take a leisurely stroll to the nearby Plaka district. This charming area is filled with streets and alleys lined with restaurants, cafes, and shops—ideal for a bite to eat or picking up gifts (lunch at your own expense). Tonight, we kick off our journey with a Welcome Event, celebrating Greek style. With a rich recorded history spanning 3,500 years, Athens is a city brimming with stories. Widely hailed as the ‘cradle of civilisation’ and revered as the birthplace of democracy, philosophy and theatre, Athens seamlessly merges its illustrious past with its vibrant present. This bustling metropolis, home to three million inhabitants, is adorned with a wealth of ancient sites that punctuate its landscape like temples, iconic columns and former city centres. Athens’ influence in antiquity transcended its borders, ushering in a Golden Age characterised by political discussion, education and philosophy, hosting luminaries such as Socrates, Plato and Aristotle. The democratic principles forged in Athens laid the groundwork for modern governance systems worldwide. Yet, Athens is more than just a relic of ancient history. As a historical seat of power, it has weathered waves of invasions, shaping its contemporary identity with a diverse fusion of architectural styles, culinary delights and cultural traditions. Whether you are wandering amid ancient ruins or indulging in the flavours of modern Greek cuisine, Athens offers a captivating journey through the ages, beckoning travellers from across the globe to explore its timeless allure. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: A Taste of Athens For foodie fans, travellers who have visited Athens before, and those who enjoy a personal view of Athens, this experience is perfect. We begin our guided walk at Syntagma Square, where Greece’s Parliament building stands, guarded by traditionally attired Evzone guards. Our local expert warmly welcomes you to their home city, leading you on an intriguing walking tour through Athens’ historical areas. With passion and knowledge, they unveil authentic Athens and its secrets. Stroll through Plaka, the charming ‘old quarter’ of Athens nestled at the base of the Acropolis. Admire its eclectic neoclassical architecture, picturesque alleys, and inviting tavernas. Pause at a colourful local cafe to indulge in Greek delicacies such as olives, fragrant cheeses and cured meats. Continue through Monastir Aki, famous for its bustling flea market and vibrant shops brimming with local crafts and souvenirs. From there, we wander to Thission, offering the best panoramic views of the Acropolis, Ancient Agora, and the majestic Temple of Hephaestus. Here, we treat ourselves to a traditional Greek coffee, accompanied perhaps by a sweet delight like baklava, a favourite among Greeks for its rich layers of pastry, nuts and honey. Our morning offers us a taste of this fascinating city. Option 2 – Morning experience: Ancient Athens This comprehensive tour combines a visit to the Acropolis with the city’s major landmarks. Begin with a view of the Greek parliament at Syntagma Square, once a royal residence, where the iconic Evzones still stand guard in traditional attire. Next, enjoy a brief photo stop at the Panathenaic Stadium, the site of the first modern Olympic Games in 1896, where athletes revived the ancient Olympic spirit. Continue past the Temple of Zeus and the Zappeion and view the National Library and University of Athens before a scenic drive to the Acropolis of Athens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built in the 5th century BCE, the Acropolis served as a citadel and religious centre dedicated to Athena, the city’s patron goddess. Explore remarkable structures like the Parthenon, Propylaia, Erechtheion, and the Temple of Athena Nike, showcasing the grandeur of Ancient Greece. Perched high above the city, the Acropolis is not only an architectural marvel, but also a symbol of the birthplace of democracy. This ancient citadel stands as a testament to the enduring legacy of Greek culture and ideals, representing advancements in art, architecture and political thought that originated in Athens. Feel the essence of civic pride and religious devotion in ancient Greek society, at the city’s centre for political and cultural life. The Parthenon exemplifies the height of classical Greek architecture, adorned with Doric columns and intricate sculptures. Built under the leadership of Pericles, the Parthenon symbolised the city’s wealth and power, with friezes and statues depicting various mythological scenes. After touring the Acropolis, take a short walk to the Acropolis Museum. This modern museum houses over 3,000 artefacts from the Athenian Acropolis, offering unique insights into ancient Greek life and including an archaeological excavation beneath it. (Please note: Entrance time to the Acropolis is a local government stipulated time slot. The sequence of the above itinerary may change once the specific time slot is allocated.) Option 3 – Morning experience: ‘In the Sandals of Socrates’ Blending philosophy with the rich history of Athens', ‘In the Sandals of Socrates’ is the ultimate walking tour of the city. Our journey begins at the hilltop agora, where Athenians once gathered to freely express their opinions and debate issues of the day. Ancient Greece birthed Western philosophical ethics, thanks to Socrates, Plato and Aristotle, ensuring its place in history. Next, we head to Philopappos Hill, a significant place in the life of Socrates. Here, you’ll find the prison where he was held for corrupting the youth of Athens, and the Pnyx, the birthplace of democratic ideals. The view of the Acropolis from the hilltop is stunning. Strolling down a pedestrian street lined with cafes and vendors, we make our way to Hadrian’s Arch and the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Our walk continues to the Lyceum, Aristotle’s school, passing by the National Garden and Zappeion Hall. The tour concludes at the Lyceum, excavated and opened to the public in 2014. Here, we walk in the footsteps of great philosophers, linking ancient and modern Athens in this fascinating journey. Accommodation: Athens Hotel Meals: Breakfast, Welcome Event canapés","lat":"37.98381","lng":"23.727539"},{"title":"Day 3: Athens","name":"Athens","description":"Enjoy a leisurely morning in Athens. Revisit your favourite sites, explore the city’s markets and shops, or discover hidden treasures on an independent exploration. Athens’ extensive metro network makes it easy to navigate the city, while the warm Greek hospitality ensures you are never far from helpful advice on how to make the most of your time. Mid-afternoon, we transfer from our hotel to the port of Piraeus to board the Douglas Mawson and sail towards the famed Corinth Canal. This evening, we enjoy a ‘Welcome Aboard’ dinner where we meet our crew and Aurora Expeditions team.","lat":"37.98381","lng":"23.727539"},{"title":"Day 3: Athens","name":"Piraeus","description":"Enjoy a leisurely morning in Athens. Revisit your favourite sites, explore the city’s markets and shops, or discover hidden treasures on an independent exploration. Athens’ extensive metro network makes it easy to navigate the city, while the warm Greek hospitality ensures you are never far from helpful advice on how to make the most of your time. Mid-afternoon, we transfer from our hotel to the port of Piraeus to board the Douglas Mawson and sail towards the famed Corinth Canal. This evening, we enjoy a ‘Welcome Aboard’ dinner where we meet our crew and Aurora Expeditions team.","lat":"37.942986","lng":"23.646983"},{"title":"Day 3: Athens","name":"Corinth Canal","description":"Enjoy a leisurely morning in Athens. Revisit your favourite sites, explore the city’s markets and shops, or discover hidden treasures on an independent exploration. Athens’ extensive metro network makes it easy to navigate the city, while the warm Greek hospitality ensures you are never far from helpful advice on how to make the most of your time. Mid-afternoon, we transfer from our hotel to the port of Piraeus to board the Douglas Mawson and sail towards the famed Corinth Canal. This evening, we enjoy a ‘Welcome Aboard’ dinner where we meet our crew and Aurora Expeditions team.","lat":"37.933482","lng":"22.986306"},{"title":"Day 4: Corinth","name":"Corinth","description":"Sailing the Corinth Canal is a unique experience. This narrow waterway connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea, cutting through the Isthmus of Corinth and saving vessels a significant 700-kilometre journey around the Peloponnese peninsula. Stretching 6.4 kilometres and only 21 metres wide at its base, the Corinth Canal is one of the narrowest lock-free canals in the world. Its towering limestone walls, reaching heights of up to 78 metres, create a dramatic passage for vessels, which almost touch its sides as they sail its path. The concept of cutting a canal through the isthmus dates to ancient times, with plans proposed by Periander of Corinth in the 7th century BCE. Construction finally began under Roman Emperor Nero, only to halt upon his death. It was not until 1893 the canal was finally completed. Its construction was a monumental effort, involving the excavation of millions of cubic metres of earth and rock, all dug at sea level. It stands as a remarkable achievement in engineering and continues to be a key route for maritime traffic, enhancing Greece’s role as a central hub in the Mediterranean. Exiting the canal, we sail the Gulf of Corinth to Itea where our afternoon offers a glimpse into the life of the early Greeks, with a visit to the former city of Delphi. Our local guides tell tales of pilgrimage, sacrifice and early faiths as we take a literal step into the world of ancient Greece. Revered throughout antiquity as a sacred site where pilgrims could glimpse the future, the Oracle of Delphi cast cryptic prophecies for over a millennium. Dubbed the ‘navel of the world’ for its pivotal position in the Greek realm, Delphi drew pilgrims from all sectors of society, shaping critical decisions, from civic politics to personal destinies. Perched dramatically on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, the Oracle was esteemed as a direct conduit to the divine realm of Apollo – the sun god. Revered for his beauty and creative prowess, Apollo symbolised order and harmony. As a result, Delphi became integral to Greek identity, reflecting its religious, cultural, and political life. It was a unifying site where people from various city-states gathered, fostering a sense of shared Hellenic heritage. Our journey leads us to the very site of the Oracle, alongside the opulent Treasury of the Athenians – a testament to offerings made. We pause at the ancient theatre, host to the prestigious Pythian Games, and the Castalian Spring, where pilgrims purified themselves before seeking counsel. Today, Delphi stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its influence enduring through the annals of literature, history, and art. It remains a profound emblem of ancient wisdom and cultural legacy, cherished by Greece as a bridge to its storied past.","lat":"37.938637","lng":"22.932238"},{"title":"Day 4: Corinth","name":"Delphi","description":"Sailing the Corinth Canal is a unique experience. This narrow waterway connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea, cutting through the Isthmus of Corinth and saving vessels a significant 700-kilometre journey around the Peloponnese peninsula. Stretching 6.4 kilometres and only 21 metres wide at its base, the Corinth Canal is one of the narrowest lock-free canals in the world. Its towering limestone walls, reaching heights of up to 78 metres, create a dramatic passage for vessels, which almost touch its sides as they sail its path. The concept of cutting a canal through the isthmus dates to ancient times, with plans proposed by Periander of Corinth in the 7th century BCE. Construction finally began under Roman Emperor Nero, only to halt upon his death. It was not until 1893 the canal was finally completed. Its construction was a monumental effort, involving the excavation of millions of cubic metres of earth and rock, all dug at sea level. It stands as a remarkable achievement in engineering and continues to be a key route for maritime traffic, enhancing Greece’s role as a central hub in the Mediterranean. Exiting the canal, we sail the Gulf of Corinth to Itea where our afternoon offers a glimpse into the life of the early Greeks, with a visit to the former city of Delphi. Our local guides tell tales of pilgrimage, sacrifice and early faiths as we take a literal step into the world of ancient Greece. Revered throughout antiquity as a sacred site where pilgrims could glimpse the future, the Oracle of Delphi cast cryptic prophecies for over a millennium. Dubbed the ‘navel of the world’ for its pivotal position in the Greek realm, Delphi drew pilgrims from all sectors of society, shaping critical decisions, from civic politics to personal destinies. Perched dramatically on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, the Oracle was esteemed as a direct conduit to the divine realm of Apollo – the sun god. Revered for his beauty and creative prowess, Apollo symbolised order and harmony. As a result, Delphi became integral to Greek identity, reflecting its religious, cultural, and political life. It was a unifying site where people from various city-states gathered, fostering a sense of shared Hellenic heritage. Our journey leads us to the very site of the Oracle, alongside the opulent Treasury of the Athenians – a testament to offerings made. We pause at the ancient theatre, host to the prestigious Pythian Games, and the Castalian Spring, where pilgrims purified themselves before seeking counsel. Today, Delphi stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its influence enduring through the annals of literature, history, and art. It remains a profound emblem of ancient wisdom and cultural legacy, cherished by Greece as a bridge to its storied past.","lat":"38.480057","lng":"22.494062"},{"title":"Day 5: Zakynthos","name":"Zakynthos","description":"The tale of Zakynthos unfolds from antiquity, with traces of human habitation dating back to the Neolithic Period. Across the ages, Zakynthos has been moulded by various civilisations, including the ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Venetians and British, each leaving an indelible imprint on the island’s heritage and architecture. Among the island’s most iconic landmarks is Navagio Beach, nestled amid towering limestone cliffs and famed for the shipwreck that graces its shores. This secluded cove epitomises Zakynthos’s rugged coastline, where hidden caves, rocky coves and inviting waters beckon exploration. Zakynthos’s capital city, bearing the same name, showcases elegant Venetian architecture, inviting squares and a vibrant waterfront promenade. Visitors can meander along narrow cobblestone streets, admiring historical edifices adorned with vibrant bougainvillea, and savour traditional Greek delicacies at local tavernas. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: Zakynthos Farm Experience: A Taste of Local Life Discover the Greek rural way of life at this organic farm on Zakynthos, set amid lush pine forests and scenic coastal views. The farm’s olive grove reflects a rich tradition of cultivation. Originally home to just nine olive groves, Zakynthos now boasts over 600, thanks to the dedication of local farmers who have blended traditional methods with modern techniques to refine the quality of their olive oil. In addition to olives, the farm cultivates syrah, cabernet and robola grapes, and maintains beehives that produce fragrant honey. Seasonal fruits such as apricots, figs, cherries, oranges, lemons and mandarins enrich the farm’s offerings. A tour and tasting with a member of the family provides an authentic glimpse into Greek agricultural life, offering an escape from the usual tourist experience and a deeper understanding of Zakynthos’s farming heritage. Option 2 ‒ Full day experience: Zakynthos complete Discover the hidden side of Zakynthos as our local guide shares the island’s rich history and culture. The tour begins on the western side, passing through Tsilivi, Planos and Katastari, offering a glimpse of traditional village life. Visit a local winery where experts demonstrate traditional winemaking, allowing you to sample local wines and delicacies. Continuing our scenic drive, we reach the cliffs overlooking the famous Navagio Beach (Shipwreck Beach). Here, you can admire the azure waters and golden sands, as well as the rusted hull of the MV Panagiotis, a freighter that ran aground in 1980 while allegedly smuggling contraband. We then visit the Monastery of Anafonitria, where Saint Dionysius, the island’s patron, spent the last years of his life. Enjoy a traditional lunch at a local tavern, featuring delicious dishes and local wine. The tour continues to Volimes, one of the island’s oldest villages, renowned for traditional handmade embroidery. We also visit the villages of Exo Chora, Kiliomenos, and Agios Leon. The final stop is Maherado, where we visit the Church of Saint Mavra and hear its fascinating story, before returning to the ship.","lat":"37.78816","lng":"20.898827"},{"title":"Day 6: Katakolon","name":"Katakolon","description":"Today, our ‘Your Choice’ experiences are truly Olympic in scope, offering you two classic Greek treats. A brief ten- minute walk from our berth, finds a variety of shops and restaurants to explore. Just a short distance away, the popular pebbled Plakes Beach awaits, and the sandy stretch of Agios Andreas Beach is a mere five-minute taxi ride. Steeped in maritime history, the picturesque port town of Katakolon remains the gateway to the ancient site of Olympia, and our port for today. One of the most important sanctuaries in ancient Greece, Olympia was dedicated to Zeus, the king of the gods. Every four years, athletes from across the Greek world gathered here to compete in various sports, honouring Zeus and fostering unity among the city states. The busy port town of Katakolon itself is a hub of activity, with its quaint streets lined with shops and cafes, while the Katakolon Lighthouse and the Museum of Ancient Greek Technology offer insights into the region’s rich history. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: An Olympic Encounter Renowned as the birthplace of the ancient Olympic Games, the 8th -century BCE site of Olympia was the Greek world’s most revered religious sanctuary, dedicated to Zeus, the king of the gods. The site housed numerous temples, altars, and sporting facilities, with the Temple of Zeus featuring a 40-foot statue of Zeus sitting on an elaborate cedarwood throne adorned with ebony, ivory, gold and precious stones. This statue was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Held every four years from 776 BCE to 393 CE, the games at Olympia attracted athletes from all over the Greek world. Over 45,000 spectators cheered on their sporting heroes, who competed in a range of sports such as running, wrestling, boxing, and chariot racing. The games were not only a display of physical prowess, but also a celebration of Greek unity and religious devotion. Victors were awarded olive wreaths and gained immense prestige and honour in their home cities. Today, Olympia continues to influence the modern Olympic Games. Many of the ancient sports, lost throughout the centuries, were revived in 1896 by Pierre de Coubertin’s ‘Modern Olympics’. The Olympic flame, a symbol of peace and unity, is lit in a ceremony at the ancient site of Olympia before every modern Olympics, and then relayed to the host city. This tradition underscores the connection between the ancient and modern games. A visit to Olympia is a lesson not only in its historical and archaeological importance, but also in its lasting impact on global culture through the ongoing tradition of the Olympic Games. The site fosters a spirit of unity and excellence that resonates nearly 3,000 years after those first games. Our local guide brings the story of Olympia to life with tales of sporting heroes, revered gods, and generations of families who have lived on this land. The museum is a short walk from the site and contains the 4th -century BCE statue of Hermes by Praxiteles, plus several finds from the excavations, including Paeonius’ Nike of Victory, who according to Olympic legend, came down from the heavens to hand a palm leaf to every winner. Option 2 – Half day experience: Farm and Feast Nestled among olive trees and vineyards, this 30-acre, family-owned estate lies approximately 45 minutes from the port in the picturesque region of Floka near Ancient Olympia. Embracing traditional farming methods and organic cultivation passed down through generations, the estate exudes a timeless charm. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a classic shot of ouzo, a beloved Greek spirit celebrated for its distinct anise flavour and potent clarity. Integral to Greek culture, ouzo is often savoured as an aperitif or paired with meze (small dishes). Accompanying the ouzo is a freshly baked local pie, served as our hosts share insights into the estate’s non- mechanised olive-harvesting techniques. Delve into a captivating history of olive oil and its revered properties, underscoring the profound connection between Greek cuisine and the land. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around the farm, interacting with the resident animals. Later, we gather in the charming stone farmhouse, now transformed into a cosy dining area. Here, indulge in a feast of traditional flavours sourced from the farm and the local area, complemented by the estate’s wine drawn straight from large oak barrels. Our visit culminates in true Greek style with a lively sirtaki dance. Join in the celebration as guests and newfound friends of the estate embrace the joyous spirit of Opa!","lat":"37.646309","lng":"21.317131"},{"title":"Day 6: Katakolon","name":"Olympia","description":"Today, our ‘Your Choice’ experiences are truly Olympic in scope, offering you two classic Greek treats. A brief ten- minute walk from our berth, finds a variety of shops and restaurants to explore. Just a short distance away, the popular pebbled Plakes Beach awaits, and the sandy stretch of Agios Andreas Beach is a mere five-minute taxi ride. Steeped in maritime history, the picturesque port town of Katakolon remains the gateway to the ancient site of Olympia, and our port for today. One of the most important sanctuaries in ancient Greece, Olympia was dedicated to Zeus, the king of the gods. Every four years, athletes from across the Greek world gathered here to compete in various sports, honouring Zeus and fostering unity among the city states. The busy port town of Katakolon itself is a hub of activity, with its quaint streets lined with shops and cafes, while the Katakolon Lighthouse and the Museum of Ancient Greek Technology offer insights into the region’s rich history. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: An Olympic Encounter Renowned as the birthplace of the ancient Olympic Games, the 8th -century BCE site of Olympia was the Greek world’s most revered religious sanctuary, dedicated to Zeus, the king of the gods. The site housed numerous temples, altars, and sporting facilities, with the Temple of Zeus featuring a 40-foot statue of Zeus sitting on an elaborate cedarwood throne adorned with ebony, ivory, gold and precious stones. This statue was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Held every four years from 776 BCE to 393 CE, the games at Olympia attracted athletes from all over the Greek world. Over 45,000 spectators cheered on their sporting heroes, who competed in a range of sports such as running, wrestling, boxing, and chariot racing. The games were not only a display of physical prowess, but also a celebration of Greek unity and religious devotion. Victors were awarded olive wreaths and gained immense prestige and honour in their home cities. Today, Olympia continues to influence the modern Olympic Games. Many of the ancient sports, lost throughout the centuries, were revived in 1896 by Pierre de Coubertin’s ‘Modern Olympics’. The Olympic flame, a symbol of peace and unity, is lit in a ceremony at the ancient site of Olympia before every modern Olympics, and then relayed to the host city. This tradition underscores the connection between the ancient and modern games. A visit to Olympia is a lesson not only in its historical and archaeological importance, but also in its lasting impact on global culture through the ongoing tradition of the Olympic Games. The site fosters a spirit of unity and excellence that resonates nearly 3,000 years after those first games. Our local guide brings the story of Olympia to life with tales of sporting heroes, revered gods, and generations of families who have lived on this land. The museum is a short walk from the site and contains the 4th -century BCE statue of Hermes by Praxiteles, plus several finds from the excavations, including Paeonius’ Nike of Victory, who according to Olympic legend, came down from the heavens to hand a palm leaf to every winner. Option 2 – Half day experience: Farm and Feast Nestled among olive trees and vineyards, this 30-acre, family-owned estate lies approximately 45 minutes from the port in the picturesque region of Floka near Ancient Olympia. Embracing traditional farming methods and organic cultivation passed down through generations, the estate exudes a timeless charm. Upon arrival, guests are greeted with a classic shot of ouzo, a beloved Greek spirit celebrated for its distinct anise flavour and potent clarity. Integral to Greek culture, ouzo is often savoured as an aperitif or paired with meze (small dishes). Accompanying the ouzo is a freshly baked local pie, served as our hosts share insights into the estate’s non- mechanised olive-harvesting techniques. Delve into a captivating history of olive oil and its revered properties, underscoring the profound connection between Greek cuisine and the land. Enjoy a leisurely stroll around the farm, interacting with the resident animals. Later, we gather in the charming stone farmhouse, now transformed into a cosy dining area. Here, indulge in a feast of traditional flavours sourced from the farm and the local area, complemented by the estate’s wine drawn straight from large oak barrels. Our visit culminates in true Greek style with a lively sirtaki dance. Join in the celebration as guests and newfound friends of the estate embrace the joyous spirit of Opa!","lat":"37.644669","lng":"21.625513"},{"title":"Day 7: Kalamáta","name":"Kalamata","description":"Renowned for its famous olives, Kalamata is the capital of the Messenia region. Having withstood the influences of various civilizations—including the Byzantines, Franks, Venetians, and Ottomans—Kalamata invites us to explore a slice of classic Greece on the Peloponnese Peninsula. Today, it serves as our gateway to a coastline dotted with medieval castles and provides an opportunity to savour the local olives. Sampling the renowned black Kalamata olives and picking up a bottle of extra virgin olive oil from a local producer is highly recommended. Many of these producers are small-scale and family-run, offering a genuine experience. This vibrant harbour city is dominated by a rocky outcrop, which, although formerly a Greek Argos, now hosts the Frankish-built 13th-century Castle of Isabeau. The castle offers dramatic panoramic views across the Messinian Gulf. At its base, the Palia Poli, or Old City, provides an eclectic open-air venue for theatre, music, and dance shows. The city's charm lies in its blend of historical allure and contemporary vibe. It continues to thrive as a centre of agriculture, with its famed almond-shaped olives exported worldwide and locally produced olive oil coveted as a symbol of Greek culinary expertise. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences Option 1 – Morning experience: Kalamata’s Olives and Ancient Messini Our morning begins with a journey into the ancient past and present as we explore the ruins of Messini, visit the village of Androusa, and discover the essence of the Kalamata olive. Nestled below the village of Mavromati, the extensive ruins of Messini sprawl across a hillside, comparable in scope to sites like Delphi and Epidavros. Founded around the 4th century BCE, Ancient Messini thrived as a prominent city-state for 350 years under Spartan rule before gaining independence. Explore its expansive theatre and formidable city walls, offering an insight to the city’s former political, cultural, and religious life. Further down the hill, we find a large stadium, surrounded by a forest of restored columns. Invading Romans transformed part of the athletics track into a gladiator arena, complete with VIP seats adorned with lion backs and paw-shaped legs. Nearby, by the rebuilt gate of the immense gymnasium, discover round holes in stone slabs—Roman public toilets ingeniously positioned over a stream. No visit to Kalamata is complete without a nod to its famed olives. Afterward, immerse yourself in the timeless tradition of olive oil production in Androusa village. Visit a traditional olive mill to observe the meticulous process from olive cultivation to oil extraction, followed by an exclusive tasting session to savour the rich flavours of locally crafted olive oil, celebrated for its quality and distinctive Mediterranean character. Option 2 – Morning experience: Medieval Methoni and Pylos Our drive follows the scenic coast for an exploration of two magnificent Venetian castles and their waterfront villages. Methoni Castle, built in the early 13th century on a rocky promontory, ranks among the Mediterranean's largest. It boasts a stone bridge with 14 arches and houses relics of Ottoman bathhouses and immured reliefs. Adjacent is Bourtzi, once a prison during Turkish rule. Pylos Castle, constructed by the Turks in 1573, showcases sixteenth-century military architecture fortified by European engineers against land and sea attacks. Venetian enhancements from 1686 to 1715 added the Zematistra gateway, Evdomos and Santa Maria bastions, and cannon embrasures on the south wall, flanked by towers like the Makrygiannis Tower. The castle encloses a hexagonal citadel with a moat. Immersing ourselves in the rich history of these Venetian fortresses and experiencing their strategic significance is a true insight into the everlasting importance of the coastline of the Peloponnese.","lat":"37.036639","lng":"22.114372"},{"title":"Day 7: Kalamáta","name":"Ancient Messini","description":"Renowned for its famous olives, Kalamata is the capital of the Messenia region. Having withstood the influences of various civilizations—including the Byzantines, Franks, Venetians, and Ottomans—Kalamata invites us to explore a slice of classic Greece on the Peloponnese Peninsula. Today, it serves as our gateway to a coastline dotted with medieval castles and provides an opportunity to savour the local olives. Sampling the renowned black Kalamata olives and picking up a bottle of extra virgin olive oil from a local producer is highly recommended. Many of these producers are small-scale and family-run, offering a genuine experience. This vibrant harbour city is dominated by a rocky outcrop, which, although formerly a Greek Argos, now hosts the Frankish-built 13th-century Castle of Isabeau. The castle offers dramatic panoramic views across the Messinian Gulf. At its base, the Palia Poli, or Old City, provides an eclectic open-air venue for theatre, music, and dance shows. The city's charm lies in its blend of historical allure and contemporary vibe. It continues to thrive as a centre of agriculture, with its famed almond-shaped olives exported worldwide and locally produced olive oil coveted as a symbol of Greek culinary expertise. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences Option 1 – Morning experience: Kalamata’s Olives and Ancient Messini Our morning begins with a journey into the ancient past and present as we explore the ruins of Messini, visit the village of Androusa, and discover the essence of the Kalamata olive. Nestled below the village of Mavromati, the extensive ruins of Messini sprawl across a hillside, comparable in scope to sites like Delphi and Epidavros. Founded around the 4th century BCE, Ancient Messini thrived as a prominent city-state for 350 years under Spartan rule before gaining independence. Explore its expansive theatre and formidable city walls, offering an insight to the city’s former political, cultural, and religious life. Further down the hill, we find a large stadium, surrounded by a forest of restored columns. Invading Romans transformed part of the athletics track into a gladiator arena, complete with VIP seats adorned with lion backs and paw-shaped legs. Nearby, by the rebuilt gate of the immense gymnasium, discover round holes in stone slabs—Roman public toilets ingeniously positioned over a stream. No visit to Kalamata is complete without a nod to its famed olives. Afterward, immerse yourself in the timeless tradition of olive oil production in Androusa village. Visit a traditional olive mill to observe the meticulous process from olive cultivation to oil extraction, followed by an exclusive tasting session to savour the rich flavours of locally crafted olive oil, celebrated for its quality and distinctive Mediterranean character. Option 2 – Morning experience: Medieval Methoni and Pylos Our drive follows the scenic coast for an exploration of two magnificent Venetian castles and their waterfront villages. Methoni Castle, built in the early 13th century on a rocky promontory, ranks among the Mediterranean's largest. It boasts a stone bridge with 14 arches and houses relics of Ottoman bathhouses and immured reliefs. Adjacent is Bourtzi, once a prison during Turkish rule. Pylos Castle, constructed by the Turks in 1573, showcases sixteenth-century military architecture fortified by European engineers against land and sea attacks. Venetian enhancements from 1686 to 1715 added the Zematistra gateway, Evdomos and Santa Maria bastions, and cannon embrasures on the south wall, flanked by towers like the Makrygiannis Tower. The castle encloses a hexagonal citadel with a moat. Immersing ourselves in the rich history of these Venetian fortresses and experiencing their strategic significance is a true insight into the everlasting importance of the coastline of the Peloponnese.","lat":"37.175","lng":"21.92"},{"title":"Day 7: Kalamáta","name":"Androusa","description":"Renowned for its famous olives, Kalamata is the capital of the Messenia region. Having withstood the influences of various civilizations—including the Byzantines, Franks, Venetians, and Ottomans—Kalamata invites us to explore a slice of classic Greece on the Peloponnese Peninsula. Today, it serves as our gateway to a coastline dotted with medieval castles and provides an opportunity to savour the local olives. Sampling the renowned black Kalamata olives and picking up a bottle of extra virgin olive oil from a local producer is highly recommended. Many of these producers are small-scale and family-run, offering a genuine experience. This vibrant harbour city is dominated by a rocky outcrop, which, although formerly a Greek Argos, now hosts the Frankish-built 13th-century Castle of Isabeau. The castle offers dramatic panoramic views across the Messinian Gulf. At its base, the Palia Poli, or Old City, provides an eclectic open-air venue for theatre, music, and dance shows. The city's charm lies in its blend of historical allure and contemporary vibe. It continues to thrive as a centre of agriculture, with its famed almond-shaped olives exported worldwide and locally produced olive oil coveted as a symbol of Greek culinary expertise. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences Option 1 – Morning experience: Kalamata’s Olives and Ancient Messini Our morning begins with a journey into the ancient past and present as we explore the ruins of Messini, visit the village of Androusa, and discover the essence of the Kalamata olive. Nestled below the village of Mavromati, the extensive ruins of Messini sprawl across a hillside, comparable in scope to sites like Delphi and Epidavros. Founded around the 4th century BCE, Ancient Messini thrived as a prominent city-state for 350 years under Spartan rule before gaining independence. Explore its expansive theatre and formidable city walls, offering an insight to the city’s former political, cultural, and religious life. Further down the hill, we find a large stadium, surrounded by a forest of restored columns. Invading Romans transformed part of the athletics track into a gladiator arena, complete with VIP seats adorned with lion backs and paw-shaped legs. Nearby, by the rebuilt gate of the immense gymnasium, discover round holes in stone slabs—Roman public toilets ingeniously positioned over a stream. No visit to Kalamata is complete without a nod to its famed olives. Afterward, immerse yourself in the timeless tradition of olive oil production in Androusa village. Visit a traditional olive mill to observe the meticulous process from olive cultivation to oil extraction, followed by an exclusive tasting session to savour the rich flavours of locally crafted olive oil, celebrated for its quality and distinctive Mediterranean character. Option 2 – Morning experience: Medieval Methoni and Pylos Our drive follows the scenic coast for an exploration of two magnificent Venetian castles and their waterfront villages. Methoni Castle, built in the early 13th century on a rocky promontory, ranks among the Mediterranean's largest. It boasts a stone bridge with 14 arches and houses relics of Ottoman bathhouses and immured reliefs. Adjacent is Bourtzi, once a prison during Turkish rule. Pylos Castle, constructed by the Turks in 1573, showcases sixteenth-century military architecture fortified by European engineers against land and sea attacks. Venetian enhancements from 1686 to 1715 added the Zematistra gateway, Evdomos and Santa Maria bastions, and cannon embrasures on the south wall, flanked by towers like the Makrygiannis Tower. The castle encloses a hexagonal citadel with a moat. Immersing ourselves in the rich history of these Venetian fortresses and experiencing their strategic significance is a true insight into the everlasting importance of the coastline of the Peloponnese.","lat":"37.110171","lng":"21.943203"},{"title":"Day 7: Kalamáta","name":"Methoni","description":"Renowned for its famous olives, Kalamata is the capital of the Messenia region. Having withstood the influences of various civilizations—including the Byzantines, Franks, Venetians, and Ottomans—Kalamata invites us to explore a slice of classic Greece on the Peloponnese Peninsula. Today, it serves as our gateway to a coastline dotted with medieval castles and provides an opportunity to savour the local olives. Sampling the renowned black Kalamata olives and picking up a bottle of extra virgin olive oil from a local producer is highly recommended. Many of these producers are small-scale and family-run, offering a genuine experience. This vibrant harbour city is dominated by a rocky outcrop, which, although formerly a Greek Argos, now hosts the Frankish-built 13th-century Castle of Isabeau. The castle offers dramatic panoramic views across the Messinian Gulf. At its base, the Palia Poli, or Old City, provides an eclectic open-air venue for theatre, music, and dance shows. The city's charm lies in its blend of historical allure and contemporary vibe. It continues to thrive as a centre of agriculture, with its famed almond-shaped olives exported worldwide and locally produced olive oil coveted as a symbol of Greek culinary expertise. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences Option 1 – Morning experience: Kalamata’s Olives and Ancient Messini Our morning begins with a journey into the ancient past and present as we explore the ruins of Messini, visit the village of Androusa, and discover the essence of the Kalamata olive. Nestled below the village of Mavromati, the extensive ruins of Messini sprawl across a hillside, comparable in scope to sites like Delphi and Epidavros. Founded around the 4th century BCE, Ancient Messini thrived as a prominent city-state for 350 years under Spartan rule before gaining independence. Explore its expansive theatre and formidable city walls, offering an insight to the city’s former political, cultural, and religious life. Further down the hill, we find a large stadium, surrounded by a forest of restored columns. Invading Romans transformed part of the athletics track into a gladiator arena, complete with VIP seats adorned with lion backs and paw-shaped legs. Nearby, by the rebuilt gate of the immense gymnasium, discover round holes in stone slabs—Roman public toilets ingeniously positioned over a stream. No visit to Kalamata is complete without a nod to its famed olives. Afterward, immerse yourself in the timeless tradition of olive oil production in Androusa village. Visit a traditional olive mill to observe the meticulous process from olive cultivation to oil extraction, followed by an exclusive tasting session to savour the rich flavours of locally crafted olive oil, celebrated for its quality and distinctive Mediterranean character. Option 2 – Morning experience: Medieval Methoni and Pylos Our drive follows the scenic coast for an exploration of two magnificent Venetian castles and their waterfront villages. Methoni Castle, built in the early 13th century on a rocky promontory, ranks among the Mediterranean's largest. It boasts a stone bridge with 14 arches and houses relics of Ottoman bathhouses and immured reliefs. Adjacent is Bourtzi, once a prison during Turkish rule. Pylos Castle, constructed by the Turks in 1573, showcases sixteenth-century military architecture fortified by European engineers against land and sea attacks. Venetian enhancements from 1686 to 1715 added the Zematistra gateway, Evdomos and Santa Maria bastions, and cannon embrasures on the south wall, flanked by towers like the Makrygiannis Tower. The castle encloses a hexagonal citadel with a moat. Immersing ourselves in the rich history of these Venetian fortresses and experiencing their strategic significance is a true insight into the everlasting importance of the coastline of the Peloponnese.","lat":"36.819902","lng":"21.706302"},{"title":"Day 7: Kalamáta","name":"Pylos","description":"Renowned for its famous olives, Kalamata is the capital of the Messenia region. Having withstood the influences of various civilizations—including the Byzantines, Franks, Venetians, and Ottomans—Kalamata invites us to explore a slice of classic Greece on the Peloponnese Peninsula. Today, it serves as our gateway to a coastline dotted with medieval castles and provides an opportunity to savour the local olives. Sampling the renowned black Kalamata olives and picking up a bottle of extra virgin olive oil from a local producer is highly recommended. Many of these producers are small-scale and family-run, offering a genuine experience. This vibrant harbour city is dominated by a rocky outcrop, which, although formerly a Greek Argos, now hosts the Frankish-built 13th-century Castle of Isabeau. The castle offers dramatic panoramic views across the Messinian Gulf. At its base, the Palia Poli, or Old City, provides an eclectic open-air venue for theatre, music, and dance shows. The city's charm lies in its blend of historical allure and contemporary vibe. It continues to thrive as a centre of agriculture, with its famed almond-shaped olives exported worldwide and locally produced olive oil coveted as a symbol of Greek culinary expertise. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences Option 1 – Morning experience: Kalamata’s Olives and Ancient Messini Our morning begins with a journey into the ancient past and present as we explore the ruins of Messini, visit the village of Androusa, and discover the essence of the Kalamata olive. Nestled below the village of Mavromati, the extensive ruins of Messini sprawl across a hillside, comparable in scope to sites like Delphi and Epidavros. Founded around the 4th century BCE, Ancient Messini thrived as a prominent city-state for 350 years under Spartan rule before gaining independence. Explore its expansive theatre and formidable city walls, offering an insight to the city’s former political, cultural, and religious life. Further down the hill, we find a large stadium, surrounded by a forest of restored columns. Invading Romans transformed part of the athletics track into a gladiator arena, complete with VIP seats adorned with lion backs and paw-shaped legs. Nearby, by the rebuilt gate of the immense gymnasium, discover round holes in stone slabs—Roman public toilets ingeniously positioned over a stream. No visit to Kalamata is complete without a nod to its famed olives. Afterward, immerse yourself in the timeless tradition of olive oil production in Androusa village. Visit a traditional olive mill to observe the meticulous process from olive cultivation to oil extraction, followed by an exclusive tasting session to savour the rich flavours of locally crafted olive oil, celebrated for its quality and distinctive Mediterranean character. Option 2 – Morning experience: Medieval Methoni and Pylos Our drive follows the scenic coast for an exploration of two magnificent Venetian castles and their waterfront villages. Methoni Castle, built in the early 13th century on a rocky promontory, ranks among the Mediterranean's largest. It boasts a stone bridge with 14 arches and houses relics of Ottoman bathhouses and immured reliefs. Adjacent is Bourtzi, once a prison during Turkish rule. Pylos Castle, constructed by the Turks in 1573, showcases sixteenth-century military architecture fortified by European engineers against land and sea attacks. Venetian enhancements from 1686 to 1715 added the Zematistra gateway, Evdomos and Santa Maria bastions, and cannon embrasures on the south wall, flanked by towers like the Makrygiannis Tower. The castle encloses a hexagonal citadel with a moat. Immersing ourselves in the rich history of these Venetian fortresses and experiencing their strategic significance is a true insight into the everlasting importance of the coastline of the Peloponnese.","lat":"36.913076","lng":"21.696347"},{"title":"Day 8: Gythio","name":"Gythio","description":"Gytheio enchants visitors with its coastal charm and fascinating traditions. Surrounded by nearby historical sites, including the scant ruins of the infamous Sparta, Gytheio is steeped in myth and said to be the birthplace of the sea god Poseidon. As a small ship we dock at the quay, gifting us direct access to Gytheio’s waterfront. The town’s charm is evident in its mix of neoclassical buildings, traditional stone houses, and Byzantine churches. The Tzanetakis Tower, a notable feature of Gytheio’s skyline, offers views over the harbour and hints at the town’s medieval history. Gytheio’s harbour is lively, with colorful fishing boats bobbing in the clear waters and waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and Greek dishes. Along the promenade, you’ll find cafes and shops, while the old town’s winding streets reveal quaint courtyards and pleasant squares. Gytheio provides a genuine taste of the Peloponnese, perfect for those seeking an authentic Greek experience. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: A Morning in the Mani Embark on a captivating journey through the villages of the Mani Peninsula, renowned for its rugged landscapes and unique cultural heritage. Often described as the ‘Wild West’ of Greece, this region boasts dramatic scenery with mountains plunging into the sea; ancient stone towers and secluded coves. As we travel from village to village, we capture the essence of Greek village life. Wander through the snug alleys of Aeropoli, enjoy the panoramic vistas of Itilos, and stroll the streets of Limeni. Water levels permitting, we may venture into the iconic Diros Cave, known for its stunning underground lake and intricate stalactites and stalagmites. Throughout the tour, we gain insight into how the Greeks in this region maintain a traditional lifestyle, with family at its core, preserving customs and values in a landscape both timeless and deeply rooted in history. Option 2 – Morning experience: The Ghost Town of Mystras and Sparta’s Liquid Gold We visit two of the Peloponnese peninsula’s most unique sites, beginning with Mystras, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its Byzantine architecture. Founded in the 13th century by the prince of Achaia, Mystras flourished as a key Byzantine city serving as the seat of the Despotate of the Morea. Abandoned in 1832 after the Greek War of Independence, it stands today as a ghost town. Stepping through its ancient streets offers a rare glimpse into the past, with landmarks like the majestic Palace of the Despots and the Monastery of Pantanassa still adorned with original frescoes that reveal medieval life. Our guide brings the city’s rich history to life with engaging stories and insights. Next, we visit Sparta, known for its legendary warrior society and pivotal role in ancient Greek history. While ancient Sparta’s grandeur is now in ruins, we delve into its historical impact at the Olive Oil Museum. This unique museum explores the cultural and economic significance of olive oil, and uses interactive exhibits to provide an in-depth look at the region’s olive oil heritage, from traditional to modern-day production techniques. Option 3 – Morning experience: Monemvasia An hour’s drive from Gytheio we encounter the unique town of Monemvasia. With its buildings gathered like jewels in a jewellery box cut from rock and stone, the town of Monemvasia sits 15 metres above the sea, protected by a natural fortification of cliffs. As we stroll the streets of Monemvasia with our local guide, we learn it was founded in the 6th century BCE, and how the rockface separated from the surrounding land during a violent earthquake two centuries later, divided the old town from the mainland, enhancing its dramatic location. Wandering its labyrinthine of streets on a sunny Greek day is a real treat. Its eclectic mix of stone houses, courtyard gardens, whitewashed churches and golden-tiled roofs is mesmerising, while the sea lapping at its fortified walls presents a unique insight into life on the edge of the Peloponnese.","lat":"36.761028","lng":"22.563999"},{"title":"Day 8: Gythio","name":"Mani Peninsula","description":"Gytheio enchants visitors with its coastal charm and fascinating traditions. Surrounded by nearby historical sites, including the scant ruins of the infamous Sparta, Gytheio is steeped in myth and said to be the birthplace of the sea god Poseidon. As a small ship we dock at the quay, gifting us direct access to Gytheio’s waterfront. The town’s charm is evident in its mix of neoclassical buildings, traditional stone houses, and Byzantine churches. The Tzanetakis Tower, a notable feature of Gytheio’s skyline, offers views over the harbour and hints at the town’s medieval history. Gytheio’s harbour is lively, with colorful fishing boats bobbing in the clear waters and waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and Greek dishes. Along the promenade, you’ll find cafes and shops, while the old town’s winding streets reveal quaint courtyards and pleasant squares. Gytheio provides a genuine taste of the Peloponnese, perfect for those seeking an authentic Greek experience. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: A Morning in the Mani Embark on a captivating journey through the villages of the Mani Peninsula, renowned for its rugged landscapes and unique cultural heritage. Often described as the ‘Wild West’ of Greece, this region boasts dramatic scenery with mountains plunging into the sea; ancient stone towers and secluded coves. As we travel from village to village, we capture the essence of Greek village life. Wander through the snug alleys of Aeropoli, enjoy the panoramic vistas of Itilos, and stroll the streets of Limeni. Water levels permitting, we may venture into the iconic Diros Cave, known for its stunning underground lake and intricate stalactites and stalagmites. Throughout the tour, we gain insight into how the Greeks in this region maintain a traditional lifestyle, with family at its core, preserving customs and values in a landscape both timeless and deeply rooted in history. Option 2 – Morning experience: The Ghost Town of Mystras and Sparta’s Liquid Gold We visit two of the Peloponnese peninsula’s most unique sites, beginning with Mystras, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its Byzantine architecture. Founded in the 13th century by the prince of Achaia, Mystras flourished as a key Byzantine city serving as the seat of the Despotate of the Morea. Abandoned in 1832 after the Greek War of Independence, it stands today as a ghost town. Stepping through its ancient streets offers a rare glimpse into the past, with landmarks like the majestic Palace of the Despots and the Monastery of Pantanassa still adorned with original frescoes that reveal medieval life. Our guide brings the city’s rich history to life with engaging stories and insights. Next, we visit Sparta, known for its legendary warrior society and pivotal role in ancient Greek history. While ancient Sparta’s grandeur is now in ruins, we delve into its historical impact at the Olive Oil Museum. This unique museum explores the cultural and economic significance of olive oil, and uses interactive exhibits to provide an in-depth look at the region’s olive oil heritage, from traditional to modern-day production techniques. Option 3 – Morning experience: Monemvasia An hour’s drive from Gytheio we encounter the unique town of Monemvasia. With its buildings gathered like jewels in a jewellery box cut from rock and stone, the town of Monemvasia sits 15 metres above the sea, protected by a natural fortification of cliffs. As we stroll the streets of Monemvasia with our local guide, we learn it was founded in the 6th century BCE, and how the rockface separated from the surrounding land during a violent earthquake two centuries later, divided the old town from the mainland, enhancing its dramatic location. Wandering its labyrinthine of streets on a sunny Greek day is a real treat. Its eclectic mix of stone houses, courtyard gardens, whitewashed churches and golden-tiled roofs is mesmerising, while the sea lapping at its fortified walls presents a unique insight into life on the edge of the Peloponnese.","lat":"36.772187","lng":"22.381462"},{"title":"Day 8: Gythio","name":"Mystras","description":"Gytheio enchants visitors with its coastal charm and fascinating traditions. Surrounded by nearby historical sites, including the scant ruins of the infamous Sparta, Gytheio is steeped in myth and said to be the birthplace of the sea god Poseidon. As a small ship we dock at the quay, gifting us direct access to Gytheio’s waterfront. The town’s charm is evident in its mix of neoclassical buildings, traditional stone houses, and Byzantine churches. The Tzanetakis Tower, a notable feature of Gytheio’s skyline, offers views over the harbour and hints at the town’s medieval history. Gytheio’s harbour is lively, with colorful fishing boats bobbing in the clear waters and waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and Greek dishes. Along the promenade, you’ll find cafes and shops, while the old town’s winding streets reveal quaint courtyards and pleasant squares. Gytheio provides a genuine taste of the Peloponnese, perfect for those seeking an authentic Greek experience. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: A Morning in the Mani Embark on a captivating journey through the villages of the Mani Peninsula, renowned for its rugged landscapes and unique cultural heritage. Often described as the ‘Wild West’ of Greece, this region boasts dramatic scenery with mountains plunging into the sea; ancient stone towers and secluded coves. As we travel from village to village, we capture the essence of Greek village life. Wander through the snug alleys of Aeropoli, enjoy the panoramic vistas of Itilos, and stroll the streets of Limeni. Water levels permitting, we may venture into the iconic Diros Cave, known for its stunning underground lake and intricate stalactites and stalagmites. Throughout the tour, we gain insight into how the Greeks in this region maintain a traditional lifestyle, with family at its core, preserving customs and values in a landscape both timeless and deeply rooted in history. Option 2 – Morning experience: The Ghost Town of Mystras and Sparta’s Liquid Gold We visit two of the Peloponnese peninsula’s most unique sites, beginning with Mystras, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its Byzantine architecture. Founded in the 13th century by the prince of Achaia, Mystras flourished as a key Byzantine city serving as the seat of the Despotate of the Morea. Abandoned in 1832 after the Greek War of Independence, it stands today as a ghost town. Stepping through its ancient streets offers a rare glimpse into the past, with landmarks like the majestic Palace of the Despots and the Monastery of Pantanassa still adorned with original frescoes that reveal medieval life. Our guide brings the city’s rich history to life with engaging stories and insights. Next, we visit Sparta, known for its legendary warrior society and pivotal role in ancient Greek history. While ancient Sparta’s grandeur is now in ruins, we delve into its historical impact at the Olive Oil Museum. This unique museum explores the cultural and economic significance of olive oil, and uses interactive exhibits to provide an in-depth look at the region’s olive oil heritage, from traditional to modern-day production techniques. Option 3 – Morning experience: Monemvasia An hour’s drive from Gytheio we encounter the unique town of Monemvasia. With its buildings gathered like jewels in a jewellery box cut from rock and stone, the town of Monemvasia sits 15 metres above the sea, protected by a natural fortification of cliffs. As we stroll the streets of Monemvasia with our local guide, we learn it was founded in the 6th century BCE, and how the rockface separated from the surrounding land during a violent earthquake two centuries later, divided the old town from the mainland, enhancing its dramatic location. Wandering its labyrinthine of streets on a sunny Greek day is a real treat. Its eclectic mix of stone houses, courtyard gardens, whitewashed churches and golden-tiled roofs is mesmerising, while the sea lapping at its fortified walls presents a unique insight into life on the edge of the Peloponnese.","lat":"37.068834","lng":"22.375808"},{"title":"Day 8: Gythio","name":"Sparta","description":"Gytheio enchants visitors with its coastal charm and fascinating traditions. Surrounded by nearby historical sites, including the scant ruins of the infamous Sparta, Gytheio is steeped in myth and said to be the birthplace of the sea god Poseidon. As a small ship we dock at the quay, gifting us direct access to Gytheio’s waterfront. The town’s charm is evident in its mix of neoclassical buildings, traditional stone houses, and Byzantine churches. The Tzanetakis Tower, a notable feature of Gytheio’s skyline, offers views over the harbour and hints at the town’s medieval history. Gytheio’s harbour is lively, with colorful fishing boats bobbing in the clear waters and waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and Greek dishes. Along the promenade, you’ll find cafes and shops, while the old town’s winding streets reveal quaint courtyards and pleasant squares. Gytheio provides a genuine taste of the Peloponnese, perfect for those seeking an authentic Greek experience. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: A Morning in the Mani Embark on a captivating journey through the villages of the Mani Peninsula, renowned for its rugged landscapes and unique cultural heritage. Often described as the ‘Wild West’ of Greece, this region boasts dramatic scenery with mountains plunging into the sea; ancient stone towers and secluded coves. As we travel from village to village, we capture the essence of Greek village life. Wander through the snug alleys of Aeropoli, enjoy the panoramic vistas of Itilos, and stroll the streets of Limeni. Water levels permitting, we may venture into the iconic Diros Cave, known for its stunning underground lake and intricate stalactites and stalagmites. Throughout the tour, we gain insight into how the Greeks in this region maintain a traditional lifestyle, with family at its core, preserving customs and values in a landscape both timeless and deeply rooted in history. Option 2 – Morning experience: The Ghost Town of Mystras and Sparta’s Liquid Gold We visit two of the Peloponnese peninsula’s most unique sites, beginning with Mystras, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its Byzantine architecture. Founded in the 13th century by the prince of Achaia, Mystras flourished as a key Byzantine city serving as the seat of the Despotate of the Morea. Abandoned in 1832 after the Greek War of Independence, it stands today as a ghost town. Stepping through its ancient streets offers a rare glimpse into the past, with landmarks like the majestic Palace of the Despots and the Monastery of Pantanassa still adorned with original frescoes that reveal medieval life. Our guide brings the city’s rich history to life with engaging stories and insights. Next, we visit Sparta, known for its legendary warrior society and pivotal role in ancient Greek history. While ancient Sparta’s grandeur is now in ruins, we delve into its historical impact at the Olive Oil Museum. This unique museum explores the cultural and economic significance of olive oil, and uses interactive exhibits to provide an in-depth look at the region’s olive oil heritage, from traditional to modern-day production techniques. Option 3 – Morning experience: Monemvasia An hour’s drive from Gytheio we encounter the unique town of Monemvasia. With its buildings gathered like jewels in a jewellery box cut from rock and stone, the town of Monemvasia sits 15 metres above the sea, protected by a natural fortification of cliffs. As we stroll the streets of Monemvasia with our local guide, we learn it was founded in the 6th century BCE, and how the rockface separated from the surrounding land during a violent earthquake two centuries later, divided the old town from the mainland, enhancing its dramatic location. Wandering its labyrinthine of streets on a sunny Greek day is a real treat. Its eclectic mix of stone houses, courtyard gardens, whitewashed churches and golden-tiled roofs is mesmerising, while the sea lapping at its fortified walls presents a unique insight into life on the edge of the Peloponnese.","lat":"37.074461","lng":"22.430264"},{"title":"Day 8: Gythio","name":"Monemvasia","description":"Gytheio enchants visitors with its coastal charm and fascinating traditions. Surrounded by nearby historical sites, including the scant ruins of the infamous Sparta, Gytheio is steeped in myth and said to be the birthplace of the sea god Poseidon. As a small ship we dock at the quay, gifting us direct access to Gytheio’s waterfront. The town’s charm is evident in its mix of neoclassical buildings, traditional stone houses, and Byzantine churches. The Tzanetakis Tower, a notable feature of Gytheio’s skyline, offers views over the harbour and hints at the town’s medieval history. Gytheio’s harbour is lively, with colorful fishing boats bobbing in the clear waters and waterfront tavernas serving fresh seafood and Greek dishes. Along the promenade, you’ll find cafes and shops, while the old town’s winding streets reveal quaint courtyards and pleasant squares. Gytheio provides a genuine taste of the Peloponnese, perfect for those seeking an authentic Greek experience. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: A Morning in the Mani Embark on a captivating journey through the villages of the Mani Peninsula, renowned for its rugged landscapes and unique cultural heritage. Often described as the ‘Wild West’ of Greece, this region boasts dramatic scenery with mountains plunging into the sea; ancient stone towers and secluded coves. As we travel from village to village, we capture the essence of Greek village life. Wander through the snug alleys of Aeropoli, enjoy the panoramic vistas of Itilos, and stroll the streets of Limeni. Water levels permitting, we may venture into the iconic Diros Cave, known for its stunning underground lake and intricate stalactites and stalagmites. Throughout the tour, we gain insight into how the Greeks in this region maintain a traditional lifestyle, with family at its core, preserving customs and values in a landscape both timeless and deeply rooted in history. Option 2 – Morning experience: The Ghost Town of Mystras and Sparta’s Liquid Gold We visit two of the Peloponnese peninsula’s most unique sites, beginning with Mystras, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its Byzantine architecture. Founded in the 13th century by the prince of Achaia, Mystras flourished as a key Byzantine city serving as the seat of the Despotate of the Morea. Abandoned in 1832 after the Greek War of Independence, it stands today as a ghost town. Stepping through its ancient streets offers a rare glimpse into the past, with landmarks like the majestic Palace of the Despots and the Monastery of Pantanassa still adorned with original frescoes that reveal medieval life. Our guide brings the city’s rich history to life with engaging stories and insights. Next, we visit Sparta, known for its legendary warrior society and pivotal role in ancient Greek history. While ancient Sparta’s grandeur is now in ruins, we delve into its historical impact at the Olive Oil Museum. This unique museum explores the cultural and economic significance of olive oil, and uses interactive exhibits to provide an in-depth look at the region’s olive oil heritage, from traditional to modern-day production techniques. Option 3 – Morning experience: Monemvasia An hour’s drive from Gytheio we encounter the unique town of Monemvasia. With its buildings gathered like jewels in a jewellery box cut from rock and stone, the town of Monemvasia sits 15 metres above the sea, protected by a natural fortification of cliffs. As we stroll the streets of Monemvasia with our local guide, we learn it was founded in the 6th century BCE, and how the rockface separated from the surrounding land during a violent earthquake two centuries later, divided the old town from the mainland, enhancing its dramatic location. Wandering its labyrinthine of streets on a sunny Greek day is a real treat. Its eclectic mix of stone houses, courtyard gardens, whitewashed churches and golden-tiled roofs is mesmerising, while the sea lapping at its fortified walls presents a unique insight into life on the edge of the Peloponnese.","lat":"36.687602","lng":"23.056032"},{"title":"Day 9: Náfplion","name":"Náfplion","description":"Sitting on the northeastern coast of the Peloponnese peninsula, this historical town overlooks the Argolic Gulf, framed by surrounding mountains. Serving as the first capital of independent Greece, between 1833 and 1834, Nafplion boasts a wealth of historical landmarks that bear witness to its illustrious past. Serving as the gateway to major UNESCO World Heritage Sites Epidaurus and Mycenae, Nafplion offers visitors a memorable day out. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: Nafplion Walking Tour with Ouzo Factory Tour and Tasting Our locally guided walking tour begins as soon as we disembark, at the old port, where we begin our exploration of the town’s most important sites. From here we can view the iconic Palamidi Fortress, perched atop a rocky hill overlooking the town, standing as a testament to Nafplion’s strategic importance throughout the ages. Meanwhile, the old town, with its narrow cobblestone streets, Venetian mansions, and neoclassical buildings, invites visitors to step back in time and immerse themselves in centuries of Greek history and culture. Karonis Distilleries, a family-run business in Nafplion, has been crafting ouzo, tsipouro, and masticha for 145 years. Managed by Fotis and Yiannis Karonis, this distillery uses modern copper stills to produce high-quality spirits. Just two minutes from the town centre, we tour the distillery, taste the products, and explore a museum filled with artefacts from 1870. No visit to the Peloponnese is complete without a taste of Greece’s most popular brew. Ouzo, a beloved Greek spirit, is an integral part of Greek culture and social life. It is often enjoyed at gatherings and celebrations, symbolising Greek hospitality and tradition. Visitors can also sample the Karonis’s distinguished cherry liqueur, made from Arcadian cherries. Both drinks, shared with friends and family, highlight the rich flavours and heritage of Greece, making a visit to Karonis Distilleries a delightful and educational experience. Option 2 – Morning experience: UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mycenae This morning, we journey through time and explore the remains of the ancient city of Mycenae, which was a major centre of Greek civilisation from 1600 BCE to 1100 BCE and one of the most important cities of Ancient Greece. Our local expert guides us through time, bringing daily life in this ancient city alive among its relics and ruins. This sprawling UNESCO World Heritage Site brings the Bronze Age city of Mycenae to life, as our curiosity travels beyond archaeology, fuelling our fascination for the heroic age of Greek mythology. Renowned for its impressive fortifications, monolithic architecture, and rich archaeological finds, Mycenae has played a crucial role in shaping ancient Greek history and mythology. Ruled by legendary figures such as King Agamemnon, who according to myth led the Greeks in the Trojan War and was later murdered upon his return to Mycenae, the city’s story is central to Homer’s epic poems, the ‘Iliad’ and the ‘Odyssey’ . Archaeological excavations at Mycenae have unearthed a wealth of artefacts, including intricately decorated pottery, gold jewellery, and the famous ‘Mask of Agamemnon’, a gold funeral mask discovered in a royal tomb. These discoveries provide insights into the wealth, artistry, and sophistication of the Mycenaean civilisation. The site’s significance extends beyond archaeology, as it continues to inspire artists, writers and scholars, fuelling fascination with the heroic age of Greek mythology and the legacy of ancient civilisation. Option 3 – Morning experience: UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Sanctuary of Asklēpiós and Epidaurus This morning we tour one of Greece’s most revered sites and the world-famous Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus. A significant centre of healing, Epidaurus remains a symbol of humanity’s quest for self-preservation, with Asklēpiós’ staff and wrapped snake recognised as a sign of the medical profession even today. Acknowledged as the legendary birthplace of Apollo’s son, Asklēpiós – the god of medicine – Epidaurus’s fame spread as pilgrims seeking cures for their ailments flocked to the site, and particularly the temple of Asklēpiós, which is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Treatments, combining religious rites with practical medical practices, ranged from herbal medicines to therapeutic snake licks. Clients travelled great distances to reach the site, which included a hospital, a guest house, mineral springs and a gymnasium. The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, built in the 4th century BCE to accommodate the crowds, is considered one of the most well-preserved ancient theatres in Europe. With a capacity of around 14,000 spectators, the theatre hosted dramatic performances that were an integral part of the healing rituals, as the Greeks believed in the therapeutic power of the arts. Today, Epidaurus continues to influence the world through its contributions to both medicine and the arts. The ancient theatre still hosts performances during the annual Epidaurus Festival, while the site’s emphasis on holistic healing resonates with modern integrative medicine approaches, blending physical treatments with psychological and spiritual well-being. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its legacy as a centre for healing and culture highlights the enduring influence of ancient Greek civilisation on modern medicine and the arts.","lat":"37.567317","lng":"22.801553"},{"title":"Day 9: Náfplion","name":"Mycenae","description":"Sitting on the northeastern coast of the Peloponnese peninsula, this historical town overlooks the Argolic Gulf, framed by surrounding mountains. Serving as the first capital of independent Greece, between 1833 and 1834, Nafplion boasts a wealth of historical landmarks that bear witness to its illustrious past. Serving as the gateway to major UNESCO World Heritage Sites Epidaurus and Mycenae, Nafplion offers visitors a memorable day out. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: Nafplion Walking Tour with Ouzo Factory Tour and Tasting Our locally guided walking tour begins as soon as we disembark, at the old port, where we begin our exploration of the town’s most important sites. From here we can view the iconic Palamidi Fortress, perched atop a rocky hill overlooking the town, standing as a testament to Nafplion’s strategic importance throughout the ages. Meanwhile, the old town, with its narrow cobblestone streets, Venetian mansions, and neoclassical buildings, invites visitors to step back in time and immerse themselves in centuries of Greek history and culture. Karonis Distilleries, a family-run business in Nafplion, has been crafting ouzo, tsipouro, and masticha for 145 years. Managed by Fotis and Yiannis Karonis, this distillery uses modern copper stills to produce high-quality spirits. Just two minutes from the town centre, we tour the distillery, taste the products, and explore a museum filled with artefacts from 1870. No visit to the Peloponnese is complete without a taste of Greece’s most popular brew. Ouzo, a beloved Greek spirit, is an integral part of Greek culture and social life. It is often enjoyed at gatherings and celebrations, symbolising Greek hospitality and tradition. Visitors can also sample the Karonis’s distinguished cherry liqueur, made from Arcadian cherries. Both drinks, shared with friends and family, highlight the rich flavours and heritage of Greece, making a visit to Karonis Distilleries a delightful and educational experience. Option 2 – Morning experience: UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mycenae This morning, we journey through time and explore the remains of the ancient city of Mycenae, which was a major centre of Greek civilisation from 1600 BCE to 1100 BCE and one of the most important cities of Ancient Greece. Our local expert guides us through time, bringing daily life in this ancient city alive among its relics and ruins. This sprawling UNESCO World Heritage Site brings the Bronze Age city of Mycenae to life, as our curiosity travels beyond archaeology, fuelling our fascination for the heroic age of Greek mythology. Renowned for its impressive fortifications, monolithic architecture, and rich archaeological finds, Mycenae has played a crucial role in shaping ancient Greek history and mythology. Ruled by legendary figures such as King Agamemnon, who according to myth led the Greeks in the Trojan War and was later murdered upon his return to Mycenae, the city’s story is central to Homer’s epic poems, the ‘Iliad’ and the ‘Odyssey’ . Archaeological excavations at Mycenae have unearthed a wealth of artefacts, including intricately decorated pottery, gold jewellery, and the famous ‘Mask of Agamemnon’, a gold funeral mask discovered in a royal tomb. These discoveries provide insights into the wealth, artistry, and sophistication of the Mycenaean civilisation. The site’s significance extends beyond archaeology, as it continues to inspire artists, writers and scholars, fuelling fascination with the heroic age of Greek mythology and the legacy of ancient civilisation. Option 3 – Morning experience: UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Sanctuary of Asklēpiós and Epidaurus This morning we tour one of Greece’s most revered sites and the world-famous Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus. A significant centre of healing, Epidaurus remains a symbol of humanity’s quest for self-preservation, with Asklēpiós’ staff and wrapped snake recognised as a sign of the medical profession even today. Acknowledged as the legendary birthplace of Apollo’s son, Asklēpiós – the god of medicine – Epidaurus’s fame spread as pilgrims seeking cures for their ailments flocked to the site, and particularly the temple of Asklēpiós, which is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Treatments, combining religious rites with practical medical practices, ranged from herbal medicines to therapeutic snake licks. Clients travelled great distances to reach the site, which included a hospital, a guest house, mineral springs and a gymnasium. The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, built in the 4th century BCE to accommodate the crowds, is considered one of the most well-preserved ancient theatres in Europe. With a capacity of around 14,000 spectators, the theatre hosted dramatic performances that were an integral part of the healing rituals, as the Greeks believed in the therapeutic power of the arts. Today, Epidaurus continues to influence the world through its contributions to both medicine and the arts. The ancient theatre still hosts performances during the annual Epidaurus Festival, while the site’s emphasis on holistic healing resonates with modern integrative medicine approaches, blending physical treatments with psychological and spiritual well-being. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its legacy as a centre for healing and culture highlights the enduring influence of ancient Greek civilisation on modern medicine and the arts.","lat":"37.730863","lng":"22.756133"},{"title":"Day 9: Náfplion","name":"Epidaurus","description":"Sitting on the northeastern coast of the Peloponnese peninsula, this historical town overlooks the Argolic Gulf, framed by surrounding mountains. Serving as the first capital of independent Greece, between 1833 and 1834, Nafplion boasts a wealth of historical landmarks that bear witness to its illustrious past. Serving as the gateway to major UNESCO World Heritage Sites Epidaurus and Mycenae, Nafplion offers visitors a memorable day out. Personalise your exploration with our included ‘Your Choice’ experiences. Option 1 – Morning experience: Nafplion Walking Tour with Ouzo Factory Tour and Tasting Our locally guided walking tour begins as soon as we disembark, at the old port, where we begin our exploration of the town’s most important sites. From here we can view the iconic Palamidi Fortress, perched atop a rocky hill overlooking the town, standing as a testament to Nafplion’s strategic importance throughout the ages. Meanwhile, the old town, with its narrow cobblestone streets, Venetian mansions, and neoclassical buildings, invites visitors to step back in time and immerse themselves in centuries of Greek history and culture. Karonis Distilleries, a family-run business in Nafplion, has been crafting ouzo, tsipouro, and masticha for 145 years. Managed by Fotis and Yiannis Karonis, this distillery uses modern copper stills to produce high-quality spirits. Just two minutes from the town centre, we tour the distillery, taste the products, and explore a museum filled with artefacts from 1870. No visit to the Peloponnese is complete without a taste of Greece’s most popular brew. Ouzo, a beloved Greek spirit, is an integral part of Greek culture and social life. It is often enjoyed at gatherings and celebrations, symbolising Greek hospitality and tradition. Visitors can also sample the Karonis’s distinguished cherry liqueur, made from Arcadian cherries. Both drinks, shared with friends and family, highlight the rich flavours and heritage of Greece, making a visit to Karonis Distilleries a delightful and educational experience. Option 2 – Morning experience: UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mycenae This morning, we journey through time and explore the remains of the ancient city of Mycenae, which was a major centre of Greek civilisation from 1600 BCE to 1100 BCE and one of the most important cities of Ancient Greece. Our local expert guides us through time, bringing daily life in this ancient city alive among its relics and ruins. This sprawling UNESCO World Heritage Site brings the Bronze Age city of Mycenae to life, as our curiosity travels beyond archaeology, fuelling our fascination for the heroic age of Greek mythology. Renowned for its impressive fortifications, monolithic architecture, and rich archaeological finds, Mycenae has played a crucial role in shaping ancient Greek history and mythology. Ruled by legendary figures such as King Agamemnon, who according to myth led the Greeks in the Trojan War and was later murdered upon his return to Mycenae, the city’s story is central to Homer’s epic poems, the ‘Iliad’ and the ‘Odyssey’ . Archaeological excavations at Mycenae have unearthed a wealth of artefacts, including intricately decorated pottery, gold jewellery, and the famous ‘Mask of Agamemnon’, a gold funeral mask discovered in a royal tomb. These discoveries provide insights into the wealth, artistry, and sophistication of the Mycenaean civilisation. The site’s significance extends beyond archaeology, as it continues to inspire artists, writers and scholars, fuelling fascination with the heroic age of Greek mythology and the legacy of ancient civilisation. Option 3 – Morning experience: UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Sanctuary of Asklēpiós and Epidaurus This morning we tour one of Greece’s most revered sites and the world-famous Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus. A significant centre of healing, Epidaurus remains a symbol of humanity’s quest for self-preservation, with Asklēpiós’ staff and wrapped snake recognised as a sign of the medical profession even today. Acknowledged as the legendary birthplace of Apollo’s son, Asklēpiós – the god of medicine – Epidaurus’s fame spread as pilgrims seeking cures for their ailments flocked to the site, and particularly the temple of Asklēpiós, which is today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Treatments, combining religious rites with practical medical practices, ranged from herbal medicines to therapeutic snake licks. Clients travelled great distances to reach the site, which included a hospital, a guest house, mineral springs and a gymnasium. The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, built in the 4th century BCE to accommodate the crowds, is considered one of the most well-preserved ancient theatres in Europe. With a capacity of around 14,000 spectators, the theatre hosted dramatic performances that were an integral part of the healing rituals, as the Greeks believed in the therapeutic power of the arts. Today, Epidaurus continues to influence the world through its contributions to both medicine and the arts. The ancient theatre still hosts performances during the annual Epidaurus Festival, while the site’s emphasis on holistic healing resonates with modern integrative medicine approaches, blending physical treatments with psychological and spiritual well-being. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its legacy as a centre for healing and culture highlights the enduring influence of ancient Greek civilisation on modern medicine and the arts.","lat":"37.626573","lng":"23.132244"},{"title":"Day 10: Athens","name":"Athens","description":"After breakfast, disembark the ship and say farewell to your fellow passengers before being transferred to the airport for your onward journey. We strongly recommend scheduling your departure for after 1:00 pm today to ensure you have sufficient time to catch your flight.","lat":"37.98381","lng":"23.727539"}]