Private Tours

Our tour begins in Athens from the pick-up point that you specify.
Our first visit is the Acropolis and the archaeological site surrounding it. The panoramic view of the capital from atop the Sacred Rock is unique. Following this, if you wish and depending on the time available, we can visit the unique state-of-the-art Acropolis Museum.
Our visit to the Acropolis Museum is followed by a tour along the city starting from the temple of Olympian Zeus and Adrian's Gate.
We then head to the Panathenaic Stadium, where the first modern Olympic Games were held in 1896, and following this to the Unknown Soldier's Monument in front of the Greek Parliament, where you can take pictures in front of the military guards in their traditional Greek costumes.
To end the tour, we visit the city centre's unique architectural monuments, also known as the Athenian Trilogy (National Library - University - Academy of Athens), following which your driver will return you to the pickup point or any other point you wish on the return route.
*The price does not include admission to archaeological sites, souvenirs, food, drinks or anything else the passenger wishes to consume.

Our tour to Sounio starts from the pick-up point that you specify.
Our "trip" to Sounio is indeed unique as you can enjoy the wonderful route along the Athenian Riviera, the picturesque coastal road which starting from Faliro traverses some of the most beautiful suburbs south of Athens, and is flanked by amazing views of the Argosaronic Gulf Arrive at Sounio you shall have the opportunity to visit the Temple of Poseidon and take unique photos. If your schedule permits, you can take in the amazing sunset, while enjoying your dinner in one of the most picturesque corners of Attica.
You can then relax and enjoy the return trip to Athens, where your driver shall return you to the pickup point or any other point you wish on the return route.
*The price does not include admission fees to archaeological sites.

Our tour to Corith starts from the pick-up point that you specify.
We shall travel for about an hour to reach the city of Corinth and more specifically the bridge over the Isthmus Canal, which connects the Corinthian to the Saronic Gulf The canal is 6,154 meters long, 78 meters high and 25 meters wide.
Our next des
tination, for a quick visi, is the ancient harbour of Corinth We shall then visit the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Corinth and the surrounding area.
To round up our visit to Corinth and before starting on the return trip, we shall pass over the old submersible bridge of the Isthmus Canal following which your driver shall return you to the pickup point or any other point you wish on the return route.
*The price does not include admission to archaeological sites, souvenirs, food, drinks or anything else the passenger wishes to consume.

Our tour to Argolida starts from the pick-up point that you specify.
After a trip of little over an hour we reach Mycenae. There we shall visit the Lions' Gate, the Cyclopean walls and the Tomb of the House of Atreus.
We continue our tour to the first capital of the modern Greek state, Nafplion. There we have the opportunity to visit the Venetian fortress of medieval Palamidi and the fortified island of Bourtzi, which seems to "float" in the middle of the bay. In Nafplion we can have a meal or a coffee before continuing to our next stop, Epidavros.
At Epidavros we shall visit the world famous ancient theatre of Epidaurus, where one can marvel at its unique acoustics, as well as the surrounding archaeological site.
We return to Athens late in the afternoon, where your driver shall return you to the pickup point or any other point you wish on the return route. *The price does not include admission to archaeological sites, souvenirs, food, drinks or anything else the passenger wishes to consume.

Leaving Athens (from the pick-up point that you specify) our journey begins via the National Road to Delphi. On our way to Delphi we shall pass through the city of Thebes, where we shall visit the city's modern archaeological museum.
From Thebes we head for the picturesque village of Arachova where we shall make a short stop for photos.
From there we travel down to Delphi which in ancient times was known as the navel of the earth. In Delphi we shall visit the Temple of Apollo and the Delphi Museum.
The Delphi Museum houses impressive ancient finds, such as the Charioteer of Delphi statue, the Sphinx of Naxos and the statue of Antinous. Following the visit to the archaeological site, you may have a meal or a coffee before starting our return trip.
On our way to Athens, we will again pass through the village of Arachova to take in the magnificent views, as the village is built on the southern slopes of Mount Parnassus. From there, if you wish, you can buy hand-woven rugs or blankets, handmade pasta or the village's famous cheese.
We return to Athens late in the afternoon, where your driver shall return you to the pickup point or any other point you wish on the return route.
*The price does not include admission to archaeological sites, souvenirs, food, drinks or anything else the passenger wishes to consume.

We shall set off from Athens early in the morning (from the pick-up point that you specify) and via the National Road we shall head towards central mainland Greece.
Our first stop shall be at the battlefield of Thermopylae, where King Leonidas, along with 300 brave Spartans, sacrificed their lives in a heroic attempt to stop the Persian army form invading southern Greece. We then continue our journey through Trikala, Karditsa and Kalampaka before finally reaching Meteora.
Meteora is a unique UNESCO world heritage site. "Meteora" in Greek means "suspended in the sky", and this name is due to the fact that the monasteries are built on the precipitous granite rock columns. The Meteora monasteries house priceless historical and religious treasures. The monasteries that may be visited are: Agios Nikolaos, Megalo Meteoro, Varlaam, Rousanou, Agia Triada and Agios Stefanos. From there we shall be able to take in the wonderful panoramic view and, when we so wish, we can sample Greek cuisine in one of the local restaurants.
After this wonderful experience, we can start our return trip to Athens where your driver shall return you to the pickup point, or any other point you wish along the return route.
*The price does not include admission to archaeological sites, souvenirs, food, drinks or anything else the passenger wishes to consume.

Our excursion starts by departing from Athens (from the pick-up point that you specify) and heading for Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games. Our first short stop shall be at the Corinth Isthmus, to take in the view of the Isthmus Canal that connects the Corinthian to the Saronic Gulf.
Following this brief stop we shall continue our journey to Ancient Olympia, crossing the Peloponnese, a trip of about two and a half hours to our destination.
Ancient Olympia is the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The games were held in honour of the god Zeus and quickly became the most important event of antiquity. Held every four years during the Truce, a period that is, during which all warfare ceased for the duration of the Games. After visiting the Archaeological Museum, the Ancient Stadium and exploring the surrounding area with its impressive ancient sights, we shall round off our visit to the area.
Prior to our return to Athens, we can visit the port of Katakolo, which in recent years has become a point of attraction for cruise ships and pleasure boats. Here you can dine at one of the many taverns in the area.
After this wonderful experience, we can start our return trip to Athens where your driver shall return you to the pickup point, or any other point you wish along the return route.
*The price does not include admission to archaeological sites, souvenirs, food, drinks or anything else the passenger wishes to consume.