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Travel thousands of years back in time to discover ancient architects, fascinating philosophers, and mythical gods with this tour of Greece!
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Easy Tours are accessible for all travelers. There will be limited periods of standing or walking during sightseeing excursions as pre-booked transportation will take passengers between destinations.
This week-long tour of Greece will show you some of the most fascinating cities and extraordinary sites in Southern Europe! Begin your journey in Athens, where you will discover the Temple of Olympian Zeus and visit the Acropolis. Then, make a short stop at the Corinth Canal and discover the breathtaking scenery en route to Olympia, where you will visit the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus and see the Archaeological Museum. Travel along the coastal road to Delphi, known in ancient times as the navel of the world. Discover the Museum of Delphi and bask in the views of Central Greece before you continue your journey to Kalambaka, spanning through the northwestern part of the Thessaly Plains. Then, explore Meteora, a World Heritage Site with hilltop monasteries and a wide collection of Byzantine art. Travel back to Athens and enjoy your leisure time before you end a fascinating journey of Greece!
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Prices for this tour are per person, based on a twin / double room sharing basis.
Single supplement is available at USD 599 per person
| Optional Tours Selection | |
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Athens at Night Walking Tour - Day 3  Discover the most ancient and atmospheric quarters of Athens on a small-group night walking tour. Feel the weight of history while passing the Greek and Roman Forums, and admire views of the illuminated Parthenon and Acropolis from the outside as the city's nocturnal energy comes alive in pubs and cafes. Catch the sound of the ‘laterna’ barrel piano drifting through doorways as you wind along narrow streets of this romantic city. |
+ $105 |
| Cape Sounion & Poseidon Temple Sunset Tour - Day 3 Journey along the Athenian Riviera to Cape Sounion and the legendary Temple of Poseidon. Travel past picturesque seaside suburbs with views of the Saronic Gulf before reaching the dramatic cliffs where the 5th-century BC temple stands. Explore the site, enjoy panoramic Aegean views, and immerse yourself in Greek history and mythology before returning to Athens. Spend time admiring the majestic Doric columns, capturing photos of the breathtaking landscape, and experiencing the tranquil atmosphere of one of Greece’s most iconic landmarks. |
+ $60 |
| The Ultimate Evening Food Tasting Tour - Day 3 As the sun sets, set out on a delightful culinary journey through the lively streets and vibrant neighborhoods of Athens, accompanied by an expert local guide. Begin with a leisurely walk through the historic city center, where charming cobblestone lanes lead to traditional tavernas and family-run eateries. Along the way, sample an array of authentic Greek mezes, aperitifs, and local spirits infused with rich Mediterranean flavors. Continue discovering the city’s diverse gastronomic scene, savoring classic specialties that highlight Greece’s culinary heritage. From time-honored tavernas to contemporary dining spots, experience why Athens is renowned as a true food lover’s paradise, where every dish reflects culture and tradition. Conclude your evening on a sweet note with a traditional dessert, leaving you with delicious memories to cherish long after the tour ends. |
+ $125 |
| Athens City Tour with Acropolis Museum - Day 8 Begin your journey passing by the Panathenaic Stadium, the historic venue of the firstmodern Olympic Games in 1896. Continue past the Prime Minister’s residence and theformer Royal Palace, still guarded by the Evzones in their traditional attire.See the Zappion Hall, now a conference and exhibition center, before arriving at theTemple of Olympian Zeus, completed in 131 A.D. The tour continues past the NationalGardens, Hadrian’s Arch, and the Parliament, along with landmarks such as the NationalAcademy, National Library, Old Parliament, Constitution Square, and the Russian OrthodoxChurch.At the Acropolis, explore its magnificent monuments, including the Propylaea Gateway,the Temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon, and the Erechtheion, famous for its Porch ofthe Caryatids.Continue to the Acropolis Museum, an architectural masterpiece built over ancient ruins,featuring glass floors that offer a glimpse into the past. Inside, discover over 4,000artifacts, including original sculptures from the Parthenon, beautifully restored Caryatids,and relics spanning from the Greek Bronze Age to the Roman and Byzantine periods.Interactive exhibits and multimedia displays bring the history and artistry of ancientAthens to life, offering a deeper understanding of its cultural legacy. |
+ $110 |
| Hydra, Poros & Aegina One Day Cruise - Day 8 Set sail on a full-day cruise to the stunning Saronic Islands of Poros, Hydra, and Aegina from Athens. Glide across the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, enjoy free time to explore each island, and indulge in a delicious buffet lunch onboard. Your day begins with a comfortable bus transfer from Athens to the port, where you’ll board a spacious cruise ship. Head to the open decks for panoramic views of the Greek coastline as you journey toward your first stop: Poros. The smallest of the three islands, Poros is separated from the Peloponnese by a narrow strait—offering a peaceful charm and scenic beauty to explore at your leisure. Back onboard, enjoy a mouth-watering buffet lunch as the ship sets course for Hydra. As you sail into its picturesque harbor, admire the dramatic cliffs and tranquil coves that once sheltered pirates. On the island, wander through narrow stone-paved alleyways on foot or opt for a rie on a traditional donkey. Stroll the waterfront promenade and perhaps browse the quaint local shops. Your final destination is Aegina, the largest of the three islands. Known for its charming port and rich history, Aegina offers plenty to discover—from ancient ruins to local eateries and markets. Enjoy exploring at your own pace before heading back to Athens. This island-hopping adventure offers a perfect mix of relaxation, cultural discovery, and scenic cruising—all in one unforgettable day. |
+ $200 |
| Athens Food Tasting Experience - Day 8 Indulge in one of the best food tours Athens has to offer, led by a local foodie expert, and experience the true flavors of Greek cuisine and culture. The tour begins in the heart of the city at Monastiraki Square. As you stroll through the area, you’ll explore local markets, family-owned shops, and traditional eateries filled with delicious foods and local spirits. Start with Greek yogurt drizzled with honey — a nourishing breakfast — along with a traditional Greek coffee. Continue your culinary journey in Psirri, sampling classic treats like koulouri and freshly baked bougatsa. Visit an authentic downtown mezze tavern to taste traditional Greek delicacies paired with tsipouro or ouzo. Then wander along Evripidou Street, fragrant with herbs, and enjoy a famous Greek souvlaki. Finish your tour on a sweet note with ancient Greek loukoumades. Duration: 04 hours |
+ $105 |
| Aegina, Agistri & Metopi Swim Cruise with Lunch - Day 8 Set sail on an unforgettable island and Riviera cruise through the stunning Saronic Gulf. Discover crystal-clear turquoise waters, sun-kissed beaches, and the vibrant charm of Agistri, Metopi, and Perdika. Experience the beauty of Perdika on Aegina, where traditional character meets breathtaking scenery, and admire the irresistible allure of the Athenian Riviera as golden hues illuminate the coastline. Swim in refreshing waters, unwind on pristine shores, and savor authentic Greek flavors. As the day ends, enjoy a magical sunset while sailing past the Glyfada coast. Join this captivating cruise and create lifelong memories in the most enchanting corners of the Saronic Gulf. Meeting Point: Marina Kallitheas |
+ $145 |
| Extra night in Athens with breakfast and airport transfer | |
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| Charges for 1 Day(s) |
+ $195 |
| Rooming Charges | |
| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $175 / person |
| Extra night in Athens with breakfast and airport transfer | |
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| Tour Extension for 1 Day(s) |
+ $195 |
| Rooming Charges | |
| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $175 / person |
| Extra Services Selection | |
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| Upgrade to Deluxe Hotels (01 April – 31 Dec, 2026) | + $599 |
| Upgrade to Superior Hotels (01 April – 31 Dec, 2026) | + $449 |
Make your way to your gateway airport to board your flight to Athens. Enjoy in-flight meals and services.
Overnight Onboard Flight
Welcome to Athens! Upon arrival at Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport you will be met by our company representative and transferred to your hotel. If you have free time today we suggest visiting Syntagma Square and immerse yourself in the city, enjoy shopping in one of the most popular streets in the Kolonaki area or Ermou, take a walk through the beautiful alleys of the Plaka where you can find a large number of small shops selling souvenirs and other local artifacts as well as many outdoor restaurants and cafes.
Overnight in Athens
After breakfast, you will be picked up and taken on a tour of Athens. Depart for Panathinaiko Stadium, the cradle of the first Olympic Games took place in 1896 (short stop). Pass by the Prime Minister’s Residence, ex-Royal Palace (guarded by colorful Evzones) and Zappeion (Conference & Exhibition Hall). Proceed, passing by the Roman Temple of Olympian Zeus. Continue passing by National Garden, Hadrian’s Arc, St. Paul’s Church, Parliament, Tomb of the Unknown soldier, Schliemann’s House (Numismatic Museum), Catholic Cathedral, Academy, University, National Library, Old Parliament, Constitution Square, Russian Orthodox Church and finally Acropolis (visit Propylaea, Temple of Athena Nike, Parthenon, Erechtheion with its Porch of Maidens). Option to include a visit to Acropolis Museum at an extra charge. Return to your hotel. The rest of the day will be at your leisure.
Overnight in Athens
Optional: Athens at Night Walking Tour: USD 105, min 2 paxDiscover the most ancient and atmospheric quarters of Athens on a small-group night walking tour. Feel the weight of history while passing the Greek and Roman Forums, and admire views of the illuminated Parthenon and Acropolis from the outside as the city's nocturnal energy comes alive in pubs and cafes. Catch the sound of the ‘laterna’ barrel piano drifting through doorways as you wind along narrow streets of this romantic city.
Optional: Cape Sounion & Poseidon Temple Sunset Tour: USD 60, min 1 paxJourney along the Athenian Riviera to Cape Sounion and the legendary Temple of Poseidon. Travel past picturesque seaside suburbs with views of the Saronic Gulf before reaching the dramatic cliffs where the 5th-century BC temple stands. Explore the site, enjoy panoramic Aegean views, and immerse yourself in Greek history and mythology before returning to Athens. Spend time admiring the majestic Doric columns, capturing photos of the breathtaking landscape, and experiencing the tranquil atmosphere of one of Greece’s most iconic landmarks.
Optional: The Ultimate Evening Food Tasting Tour: USD 125, min 2 paxAs the sun sets, set out on a delightful culinary journey through the lively streets and vibrant neighborhoods of Athens, accompanied by an expert local guide. Begin with a leisurely walk through the historic city center, where charming cobblestone lanes lead to traditional tavernas and family-run eateries. Along the way, sample an array of authentic Greek mezes, aperitifs, and local spirits infused with rich Mediterranean flavors. Continue discovering the city’s diverse gastronomic scene, savoring classic specialties that highlight Greece’s culinary heritage. From time-honored tavernas to contemporary dining spots, experience why Athens is renowned as a true food lover’s paradise, where every dish reflects culture and tradition. Conclude your evening on a sweet note with a traditional dessert, leaving you with delicious memories to cherish long after the tour ends.
After breakfast, you will be picked up for a 4‐day tour of the highlights of Classical Greece.. Enroute there will be a brief stop at the Corinth Canal, a magnificent engineering marvel dating back to the late 19th century. Drive to Epidaurus and visit the ancient theater, world-famous for its outstanding acoustics. Proceed to Nafplion (short stop) and through the Plain of Argos and then to Mycenae. Visit the archaeological site and the Tomb of Agamemnon. In the afternoon depart for Olympia, through the cities of Tripoli and Megalopolis (short stop) to the birthplace of the Olympic Games.
Dinner and overnight in Olympia
This morning delve into its ancient wonders on a guided tour of the archaeological site. Step back in time to 776 B.C., the birthplace of the Olympic Games, where athletes from across Greece and its colonies competed. Marvel at iconic landmarks such as the Temple of Zeus, the historic stadium, the gymnasium, and the arena. Depart via Patras to Rion and cross the Corinthian Bay by the new bridge to Antirion. Pass by the city of Nafpaktos home to an imposing Venetian fortress serving as a poignant reminder of the historic Battle of Lepanto, where Christian and Turkish fleets clashed, and even Cervantes lost his arm. Then along the coastal road to Delphi, known in ancient times as the navel of the world.
Dinner and overnight in Delphi
This morning visit Delphi considered one of Greece’s most important archaeological sites, famous for the Ancient Oracle. Situated between the two towering rocks of Mount Parnassus known as the Phaidriades (Shining) Rocks, Delphi was the most important oracle in the ancient Greek world and pilgrims from all over the Mediterranean would come to ask for the prophecy of god Apollo. This is one of the most important sites in Greece, and in ancient times was considered the center of the known world, where heaven and earth met. Afterwards continue on to Kalambaka, passing through picturesque villages and spectacular towns of central Greece.
Dinner ad overnnight in Kalambaka
Travel through one of the most picturesque parts of Greece, passing by breathtaking scenery to Meteora. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Meteora is defined by a series of large pillars of rock with beautiful rock formations, some of which are crowned by Monasteries. Admire the ageless Monasteries, standing between earth and sky, atop huge rocks containing priceless historical and religious treasures. You can purchase traditional items that include hand painted religious icons, embroidered fabrics, and leather sandals. Return to Athens via Trikala, Lamia, and Thermopylae. We will stop to see the monument to Leonidas, King of Sparta at Thermopylae.
Overnight in Athens
Enjoy your day at leisure or perhaps book an optional tour.
Overnight in Athens
Optional: Athens City Tour with Acropolis Museum: USD 110, min 2 paxBegin your journey passing by the Panathenaic Stadium, the historic venue of the firstmodern Olympic Games in 1896. Continue past the Prime Minister’s residence and theformer Royal Palace, still guarded by the Evzones in their traditional attire.See the Zappion Hall, now a conference and exhibition center, before arriving at theTemple of Olympian Zeus, completed in 131 A.D. The tour continues past the NationalGardens, Hadrian’s Arch, and the Parliament, along with landmarks such as the NationalAcademy, National Library, Old Parliament, Constitution Square, and the Russian OrthodoxChurch.At the Acropolis, explore its magnificent monuments, including the Propylaea Gateway,the Temple of Athena Nike, the Parthenon, and the Erechtheion, famous for its Porch ofthe Caryatids.Continue to the Acropolis Museum, an architectural masterpiece built over ancient ruins,featuring glass floors that offer a glimpse into the past. Inside, discover over 4,000artifacts, including original sculptures from the Parthenon, beautifully restored Caryatids,and relics spanning from the Greek Bronze Age to the Roman and Byzantine periods.Interactive exhibits and multimedia displays bring the history and artistry of ancientAthens to life, offering a deeper understanding of its cultural legacy.
Optional: Hydra, Poros & Aegina One Day Cruise: USD 200, min 2 paxSet sail on a full-day cruise to the stunning Saronic Islands of Poros, Hydra, and Aegina from Athens. Glide across the sparkling Mediterranean Sea, enjoy free time to explore each island, and indulge in a delicious buffet lunch onboard. Your day begins with a comfortable bus transfer from Athens to the port, where you’ll board a spacious cruise ship. Head to the open decks for panoramic views of the Greek coastline as you journey toward your first stop: Poros. The smallest of the three islands, Poros is separated from the Peloponnese by a narrow strait—offering a peaceful charm and scenic beauty to explore at your leisure. Back onboard, enjoy a mouth-watering buffet lunch as the ship sets course for Hydra. As you sail into its picturesque harbor, admire the dramatic cliffs and tranquil coves that once sheltered pirates. On the island, wander through narrow stone-paved alleyways on foot or opt for a rie on a traditional donkey. Stroll the waterfront promenade and perhaps browse the quaint local shops. Your final destination is Aegina, the largest of the three islands. Known for its charming port and rich history, Aegina offers plenty to discover—from ancient ruins to local eateries and markets. Enjoy exploring at your own pace before heading back to Athens. This island-hopping adventure offers a perfect mix of relaxation, cultural discovery, and scenic cruising—all in one unforgettable day.
Optional: Athens Food Tasting Experience: USD 105, min 2 paxIndulge in one of the best food tours Athens has to offer, led by a local foodie expert, and experience the true flavors of Greek cuisine and culture. The tour begins in the heart of the city at Monastiraki Square. As you stroll through the area, you’ll explore local markets, family-owned shops, and traditional eateries filled with delicious foods and local spirits. Start with Greek yogurt drizzled with honey — a nourishing breakfast — along with a traditional Greek coffee. Continue your culinary journey in Psirri, sampling classic treats like koulouri and freshly baked bougatsa. Visit an authentic downtown mezze tavern to taste traditional Greek delicacies paired with tsipouro or ouzo. Then wander along Evripidou Street, fragrant with herbs, and enjoy a famous Greek souvlaki. Finish your tour on a sweet note with ancient Greek loukoumades.
Duration: 04 hours
Departure Time: 09:30 AM approx.
Set sail on an unforgettable island and Riviera cruise through the stunning Saronic Gulf. Discover crystal-clear turquoise waters, sun-kissed beaches, and the vibrant charm of Agistri, Metopi, and Perdika. Experience the beauty of Perdika on Aegina, where traditional character meets breathtaking scenery, and admire the irresistible allure of the Athenian Riviera as golden hues illuminate the coastline. Swim in refreshing waters, unwind on pristine shores, and savor authentic Greek flavors. As the day ends, enjoy a magical sunset while sailing past the Glyfada coast. Join this captivating cruise and create lifelong memories in the most enchanting corners of the Saronic Gulf.
Meeting Point: Marina Kallitheas
Duration: 10 hours
Departure Time: 09:30 AM approx.
Today you will be transferred back to Athens Eleftherios Venizelos International Airport to check in for your onward flight.
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What are optional sightseeing tours?
Optional tours are offered to travelers interested in additional experiences, sightseeing, meals or activities to supplement the included components of our tours. You may choose to participate in some, all or none of the optional tours which are priced individually. Complete descriptions and prices for each optional tour are listed on the itinerary section of the tours on our website.
When can I add optional tours?
Optional tours are available for purchase any time up to 45 days before departure.
Can I purchase optional tours locally?
Yes. When traveling on an escorted tour, optional tours may be purchased locally from the Tour Manager. However, Indus cannot guarantee the rate and availability of these services when purchased locally. Please note that tours purchased locally are subject to current exchange rates and may cost up to 10% more.
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For complete details on Travel Insurance, check our Travel protection page.
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American Residents can purchase Trawick Insurance with us at the time of booking or anytime prior to departure. After booking, Canadian Residents will receive an email with a referral to TuGo Insurance which can be purchased anytime prior to departure.
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Travel Protection coverages will take effect on the later of 1) the date the plan payment has been received by the Policyholder; 2) the date and time you start your Covered Trip; or 3) 12:01 A.M. Standard Time on the Scheduled Departure Date of your Covered Trip.
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