Four Day Classical Greece Tour with Meteora
Description
Summary
Description
Embark on a fascinating 4-day journey through Greece's rich history and breathtaking landscapes. This multi-day tour takes you from the vibrant city of Athens to the birthplace of the Olympic Games in Olympia, the ancient navel of the world in Delphi, and the awe-inspiring Meteora Monasteries in Kalambaka. Along the way, you'll visit significant archaeological sites, explore charming towns and villages, and immerse yourself in the country's captivating culture. With comfortable accommodation, engaging activities, and a carefully curated itinerary, this tour offers an unforgettable Greek adventure.
Included
Entrance fees of archaeological sites
Visit to Meteora Monasteries: We visit Great Meteoro Monastery and St. Stefanos. Every Tuesday, we are visiting Varlaam monastery instead of Great Meteoro
Breakfast and dinner at the hotel
Transportation by luxury air conditioned bus
Hotel pick up/drop off service from the majority of Athens central hotels
3 nights hotel accomodation. T Class accommotion is this tour's basis, but an upgrade to higher hotel category is available at additional costs - the choice is yours!
T class (3*, standard): Neda, Delphi Palace, Orfeas (or similar hotels)
A class (4*, upgrade at extra charge): Arty Grand, Apollonia, Divani Meteora (or similar hotels)
hotel: 3 night(s);
Services of a passionate and licensed guide
Map
Attractions
Corinth Canal
Monastery of Agathon
Treasury of Atreus" or "Tomb of Agamemnon
Archaeological Site of Olympia
Museum of Delphic Festivals
Archaeological Museum of Olympia
Stadium at Olympia
Temple of Hera
Archaeological Museum of Lamia
Mycenae
Ancient Theatre at the Asclepieion of EpidaurusDaily Itinerary
Day 1 – Day 1: Athens to Olympia via Corinth Canal, Epidaurus, and Myceane
Day 1 – Day 1: Athens to Olympia via Corinth Canal, Epidaurus, and Myceane
- Athens - Arrival day
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- Corinth Canal
- Treasury of Atreus" or "Tomb of Agamemnon
- Mycenae
- Ancient Theatre at the Asclepieion of Epidaurus
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We start our journey from Athens, heading towards the Corinth Canal for a brief stop. We then proceed to the town of Epidaurus, where we visit the Ancient Theatre, renowned for its exceptional acoustics. Our next stop is Nauplia, followed by a visit to the archaeological site of Myceane, where we explore the Tomb of Agamemnon. In the afternoon, we make our way to Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games, where we will spend the night.
Day 2 – Day 2: Olympia to Delphi via Patras, Rion, and Antirion
Day 2 – Day 2: Olympia to Delphi via Patras, Rion, and Antirion
- Ancient Olympia
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- Archaeological Site of Olympia
- Saranti beach
- Archaeological Museum of Olympia
- Stadium at Olympia
- Temple of Hera
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We start the day with a visit to the archaeological site of Olympia, where we explore the Temple of Zeus, the Temple of Hera, the altar of the Olympic flame, the Stadium, and the archaeological Museum. We then depart for Patras, with a short stop at Rion. We cross the Corinthian bay by the bridge to Antirion, pass by the city of Nafpaktos, and travel along the coastal road to Delphi, known in ancient times as the navel of the world. In the afternoon, we visit the picturesque mountain village of Arachova. We spend the night in Delphi or Itea.
Day 3 – Day 3: Delphi to Kalambaka via Lamia
Day 3 – Day 3: Delphi to Kalambaka via Lamia
- Delfoi
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- Museum of Delphic Festivals
- Archaeological Museum of Lamia
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We start the day with a visit to the archaeological site and the Museum of Delphi. We then depart for Kalambaka via Central Greece, with a short stop by Lamia. Kalambaka is a small town built at the foot of the majestic grey rocks and crowned by the Meteora Monasteries, where we will spend the night.
Day 4 – Day 4: Kalambaka to Athens via Meteora and Thermopylae
Day 4 – Day 4: Kalambaka to Athens via Meteora and Thermopylae
- Athens - Departure day
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- Monastery of Agathon
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We leave in the morning for nearby Meteora to visit the breathtaking Byzantine Monasteries, a UNESCO World Heritage site. We discover the natural beauty and the cultural heritage of this area. We then return to Athens in the late afternoon, passing the heroic monument of Leonidas of Sparta at Thermopylae. We expect to arrive in Athens around 6:30 - 7pm.
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