Guided Tours - Athens Tours and Travel

Visiting Greece means that a tourist is completely submerged by an atmosphere full of history, legends, and heroic acts.

To better understand the history and the legend you need someone expert and with a deep knowledge of the area,  who, step by step, explain you what you are looking at.

Greece Tours is a leader company in organizing guided tours across the whole Greece and its islands, in a flexible way, guaranteeing an high standard of accommodation and luxury coach for trips.

The Greece Classical Package, starts with a culture visit across Athens from the Constitution Square up to the Acropolis where the Parthenon shows all its majestic.

The second day is dedicated in exploring and discovering the Peloponnesus Area, full of archaeological sites and ancient cities such as Mycenae with its Cyclopean walls and Royal tombs.

Then visitors try for real the perfect acoustic of the Epidaurus, one of the most ancient Greek Theatre. At the end of the excursion tourists reach Olympia where they overnight

The third day is the archaeological day, dedicated to visit the Ancieny Olympia and all its historical sites. Tourists feel the old and heroic atmosphere by visiting the Temple of Zeus, the Temple of Hera, the altar of the Olympic flame, the Olympic stadium of 45,000 seating capacity where the first Olympic games took place in 776 B.C, the archaeological museum with the famous Hermes of Praxitelus statue. In the afternoon visitors cross the Corinthian bay to go to Delphi, where they overnight.

The fourth day is spent in Delphi, where like the old kings and emperors tourists can get their Pythia’s chrism for their future and the future of the world. In the afternoon tourists arrive to the small town of Kalampaka nicely located at the foot of the majestic grey rocks, where they overnight.

The last day tourists are driven to Meteora to visit ancient and important Byzantine monasteries and the incredible treasures they keep inside. Then coming back to Athens to visit the monument of Leonidas at Thermopiles.