Athens Sightseeing Day Tour from Loutraki, Corinth and Nafplion

Visit Athens, the capital of Greece with our organized private luxury excursions

Athens general information:

The history of the capital of Greece starts from the 5th century B.C., continues in the Roman and Byzantine times and makes it to today.

In the heart of the city you can find elements from all the different eras of history coexisting harmoniously. Ornate temples and monuments of the classical era and the Roman civilization, Byzantine churches and neoclassic buildings of the modern times form a beautiful setting that showcases the ceaselessness of the Greek culture throughout the centuries.

Sights to visit in Athens Day Tour:

You can watch the Changing of the Guard of Evzones, in front of the Greek Parliament and the Pantheon. Then you will visit the Panathenaic Stadium (Kallimarmaro), where the Olympic Games took place in ancient times and the modern games were revived in 1986. You will admire buildings of extraordinary architecture, such as the “University”, the “Academy” and the “National Library” and will end up on the Acropolis. The Acropolis of Athens is the city’s trademark and you will surely be mesmerized by its location, the majestic Parthenon, the Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike and the Erechtheion.

Free time:

At the end of the tour you will have some free time. You can walk on cobblestone streets between traditional shops and neoclassic houses, at the foothills of Acropolis, in Plaka. In the open marketplace in Monastiraki, you can find everything you desire, souvenirs, traditional food, antiques, leather goods, clothing etc.

Delphi Day Tour Experience from Loutraki, Athens & Corinth area

Step into the heart of ancient Greece with our exclusive Delphi Day Tour! Discover the mystical ruins of Delphi, once considered the center of the world, and immerse yourself in its rich history, breathtaking landscapes and legendary past.

The Fascinating History of Delphi – The Navel of the World

Nestled on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, Delphi was one of the most important religious and cultural centers of the ancient world. Revered as the Sanctuary of Apollo, it was home to the legendary Oracle of Delphi, a mystical priestess known as the Pythia, who delivered cryptic prophecies believed to be inspired by the god himself.

Origins & Mythology

According to Greek mythology, Delphi was the center of the world—the spot where Zeus released two eagles from opposite ends of the earth, and they met here. The Omphalos (navel stone), symbolizing this divine significance, can still be seen at the site today.

The Oracle & Its Influence

From as early as the 8th century BCE, kings, warriors, and philosophers from across Greece and beyond traveled to Delphi seeking guidance from the Oracle before making crucial decisions about wars, politics, and personal matters. The Oracle’s enigmatic prophecies shaped the fate of empires, making Delphi a hub of spiritual and political power.

A Cultural & Athletic Center

Beyond its religious significance, Delphi was also known for its Pythian Games, held every four years in honor of Apollo. These games, second only to the Olympics, featured athletic competitions, music, and poetry, drawing spectators and participants from all over the ancient world.

The Decline of Delphi

Delphi thrived for centuries, but as Greece fell under Roman rule and Christianity spread, the influence of the Oracle diminished. By the 4th century CE, the site was abandoned, left to be reclaimed by nature until rediscovered by archaeologists in the 19th century. Today, Delphi stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting travelers eager to experience its timeless magic.

Why Visit Delphi Today?

Walking through the ruins of the Temple of Apollo, the Ancient Theater, and the Athenian Treasury, you can almost hear the whispers of the past. With breathtaking views over the valley of olive groves and the Gulf of Corinth, Delphi remains an awe-inspiring destination that blends history, mythology, and natural beauty.

Ancient Corinth & Nemea Half Day Tour from Loutraki & Corinth area

Visit two of the oldest cities in Greece with thousands years of history

Visit Two of Greece’s Oldest & Most Legendary Cities

Travel through time and uncover the rich heritage of Ancient Corinth and Nemea—two destinations where history, mythology, and culture intertwine to create an unforgettable experience!

Ancient Corinth – The Crossroads of Civilizations

Once a powerful city-state, Ancient Corinth was a thriving center of trade, culture, and political influence. Today, its magnificent ruins tell the stories of ancient Greeks, Romans, and early Christians.

Explore the Temple of Apollo, one of the oldest Doric temples in Greece
Walk through the ancient marketplace, where Apostle Paul once preached
Admire Roman-era ruins, including public baths and fountains
Marvel at Acrocorinth, the awe-inspiring fortress that has guarded the city for centuries
Visit the Archaeological Museum, home to remarkable artifacts from different eras

With breathtaking views and centuries of history beneath your feet, Corinth offers a unique glimpse into the past.

Ancient Nemea – Where Legends Were Born

Our journey continues in Ancient Nemea, a land of heroic myths and grand athletic competitions.

Stand in the legendary stadium where the Nemean Games—one of the four great Panhellenic festivals—took place.
Discover the Temple of Zeus, a sacred site dedicated to the king of the gods.
Relive the legend of Hercules, who fought and defeated the fearsome Nemean Lion here!

Optional: Wine Tasting in Nemea – A Sip of Greek Tradition

Beyond its rich history, Nemea is also Greece’s most celebrated wine region, famous for its Agiorgitiko red wine. If you choose, you can:

Visit a renowned local winery
Taste award-winning wines with expert guidance
Learn about traditional winemaking techniques
Take home a bottle (or two!) of this exquisite local treasure

Why Choose This Tour?

Walk in the footsteps of ancient heroes & historical figures
Explore iconic archaeological sites with expert insights
Enjoy an authentic wine-tasting experience (optional)
Travel in comfort with professional guides & seamless organization

Book your adventure today & immerse yourself in the magic of Ancient Greece!

Kalavryta Day Tour from Loutraki, Athens & Corinth area

The trip to Kalavryta is a special experience for nature lovers and also for those who want to get to know a piece of the Greek history.

Cog Railway (Odontotos):

Arriving at Diakopto, a trip to your dreams awaits. Boarding the scenic train, the Cog Railway,you will go up on the green slopes of Helmos, a tour described as one of the six rarer train tours in the world. You will cross the beautiful gorge of Vouraikos and find picturesque villages dressed in green, the color of nature. The tour takes 60 minutes until you reach the beautiful village of Kalavryta.

Kalavryta:

Kalavryta is a typical mountainous Greek village, where you can walk around in the little streets, buy fresh local products (jams, cheese, pasta) and enjoy greek cuisine or fragrant coffee and fresh pastries.

Agia Lavra Monastery:

Five kilometers southwest of Kalavryta, on a hillside, you will see the historic monastery of Agia Lavra, which was built in the 10th century and became the center of the national liberation fight of the Greek people. In the monastery they keep the gospel – a gift for the Russian Empress Catherine II, the relics of the saints, manuscripts on parchment and a unique collection of ancient books.

Mega Spilaio Monastery:

The last stop of the tour is “Mega Spileo” (the Great Cave), one of the most famous and ancient monasteries in Greece. According to legend, in a remote cave a miraculous carved image of Holy Mary was found by chance, made of resin and wax. At that point the monk-brothers Simeon and Theodore built the monastery, which today has a large number of valuable assets, a rare banner with a picture of three Byzantine emperors, a precious cross and the relics of the saints.

Meteora One Day Tour from Loutraki, Athens & Corinth area

Serene, spiritual, magical, mystical, extraordinary, breathtaking, immense, inspiring, impressive…. Meteora. Join our private tour. 

Meteora One Day Tour – Private Excursion

Meteora:

These are only some of the words people very often use to describe the Meteora phenomenon. A trip to Meteora offers the unique experience of nature’s grandeur in conjunction with history, architecture and man’s everlasting desire to connect with the Divine.

From the early Christian times, the Meteora vertical cliffs were regarded as the perfect place to achieve absolute isolation, to discover peace and harmony and, thus, to support man’s eternal struggle for spiritual elevation.

Meteora is a truly inspiring and sensational setting of overwhelming rock formations, but one must also be prepared to expect that this trip is much more than merely visiting an exquisite landscape. It is a pilgrimage to a holy place for all Christians around the world. Meteora has become a preservation ark for the 2000-year-old Christian Orthodox creed.

Οn this unique tour we will visit two monasteries and we will enjoy the breathtaking scenery

Sailing Across Corinth Canal from Loutraki, Corinth, Athens

Book Corinth Canal mini Cruise and admire this unique construction

Corinth Canal:

The Corinth Canal is one of the largest construction projects in the history of Greece. To avoid having ships sail around the Peloponnese, there have been many attempts to unite the two seas, since ancient times. The project of the opening of the canal of Corinth was pioneer in the 19th century, a construction dream – a challenge that lasted 2.300 years.

In July 1893 after 11 years of 2.500 workers working hard, this construction dream came true and finally this technical exploit became a reality. The Corinth Canal is about 6 kilometers long, and thousands of tourists, from all over the world, visit each year to admire this masterpiece project with the breathtaking view.

The cruise:

The sailing across the canal is a unique experience. The color of the water has many amazing shades of emerald and the rocks, with their sprouting bushes and pines, rise imposingly at 70 meters. The trip starts from the port of Isthmia, which is located near the exit of the canal in the Saronic Gulf, heads west towards Posidonia and returns. The trip takes about an hour.

Be a piece of this extraordinary construction project and admire the natural beauty of the Isthmus.

One Day Cruise το Agistri, Aegina & Corinth Canal  from Loutraki, Corinth, Athens

Visit Aegina and Agistri Islands combined with sailing across the Corinth Canal

The cruise starts from the village of Isthmia with a small and elegant cruise ship

Aegina Island:

First stop: Aegina, built amphitheatrically towards the sea. The church of St. Nicholas “Of the Sea” at the harbor entrance is combined with the neoclassical buildings of the city and this will give the visitor their moneys’ worth from the first look. You can use the carriages or just walk around to get to know the picturesque streets of the island, surrounded by colorful houses and tidy gardens or you can enjoy delicacies and traditional sweets at the taverns and cafes by the beach. Great interest, from an archaeological point of view, shows the Temple of Aphaia, while a very famous orthodox monastery is that of St. Nektarios “the Wonderworker”, whose relic is openly displayed for worship. Before leaving the island don’t forget to buy fresh peanuts, produced only in Aegina.

Agistri Island:

In the small and beautiful island next to Aegina, Agkistri, you will feel like you are visiting heaven on earth. You can spend time relaxing, swimming in the clear blue waters of the Saronic Gulf or wandering the hillsides full of plants.

On the way back you will have the opportunity to live a unique experience … sailing across the Corinth Canal!

Argolis Day Tour from Loutraki, Athens and Corinth

Epidaurus ancient theater, Mycenae and Nafplion await to be discovered with our organized private luxury excursions

Argolis Tour information:

Argolis, one of Greece’s most historic destinations, uniquely combines ancient heritage with natural beauty. From the legendary Mycenae and the impressive Theater of Epidaurus to the romantic Nafplio, the region offers unforgettable experiences. Explore Venetian castles, enjoy local flavors, and relax on picturesque beaches. A destination full of history, culture, and authentic Greek hospitality!

Mycenae:

Mycenae, one of Greece’s most iconic archaeological sites, is a must-visit for history enthusiasts and culture seekers. Located in the heart of Argolis, Mycenae was once the powerful kingdom of King Agamemnon, famous for its ancient ruins, including the impressive Lion Gate, the Treasury of Atreus, and the royal tombs. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Mycenae offers a captivating journey through ancient Greek civilization, with breathtaking views of the surrounding landscapes. Visitors can explore the rich history, intricate architecture, and legends of the Mycenaean period, making it an essential stop for anyone touring Greece. Don’t miss this timeless landmark for a true connection to the past!

Visit to Naflion:

Nafplio, a charming coastal town in the Peloponnese, is one of Greece’s most beautiful destinations, offering a blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. Known for its Venetian architecture, Nafplio is home to iconic landmarks such as the Palamidi Fortress, the Bourtzi Castle, and the picturesque old town, perfect for leisurely strolls. As the first capital of modern Greece, the town boasts a rich historical heritage and vibrant local culture. Visitors can enjoy delicious Greek cuisine at seaside tavernas, relax on nearby beaches, and immerse themselves in the town’s romantic atmosphere. Nafplio is an ideal base for exploring the surrounding Argolis region, making it a must-see for any traveler in Greece.

Ancient Theater of Epidaurus:

Epidaurus, located in the stunning Argolis region of Greece, is world-renowned for its ancient ruins and the iconic Theater of Epidaurus, famous for its perfect acoustics and classical performances. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Epidaurus was once the center of healing in the ancient world, dedicated to Asclepius, the god of medicine. Visitors can explore the archaeological site, which includes well-preserved temples, the ancient stadium, and healing centers, offering a unique glimpse into the past. Epidaurus is also home to the annual Epidaurus Festival, where theater lovers can experience classical Greek plays in an authentic setting. Whether you’re a history buff, culture enthusiast, or looking for a peaceful retreat, Epidaurus is an unmissable destination in Greece.

Is Argolis worth visiting?

Loutraki Area Tour

Saint Patapios’s Monastery – Lake Vouliagmeni – Hera Temple – Lighthouse

A Journey Through History, Nature & Breathtaking Views

Saint Patapios Monastery

Nestled on the slopes of Mount Gerania, just before the summit, the Monastery of Saint Patapios is a serene retreat with a rich history dating back to the 11th century. From here, you’ll be mesmerized by the panoramic views of both the Corinthian and Saronic Gulf. Step inside the mystical cave where Saint Patapios once lived, and admire the preserved Byzantine frescoes along with the saint’s relic, still resting in this sacred place.

Heraion & Lighthouse

After a peaceful monastery visit, our journey takes us to the breathtaking Melagkavi Cape. Here, where the Gerania Mountains embrace the deep blue waters of the Corinthian Gulf, you’ll witness a truly magical landscape. Prepare to be amazed by the iconic Melagkavi Lighthouse, standing proudly over the rugged cliffs, offering an unforgettable view of the endless sea. Nearby, explore the ancient Temple of Hera, a fascinating archaeological site dating back to 800 BC, where mythology and history blend into one.

Lake Vouliagmeni – A Hidden Paradise

Our adventure concludes at Lake Vouliagmeni, one of the most stunning lagoons in Greece! With its crystal-clear waters, fine white sand, and a lush pine forest backdrop, this place is a true natural wonder. The lake is connected to the Corinthian Gulf via a narrow channel, creating a unique and tranquil setting. Whether you want to swim in the calm waters, enjoy a coffee or lunch by the shore, or even try water sports, this is the perfect place to relax and unwind.

Free Time at Lake Vouliagmeni

Enjoy your time at the lake – swim, savor a delicious meal, or simply take in the breathtaking surroundings before heading back with unforgettable memories.

Don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience! Book your Loutraki tour today!

Olympia Day Tour from Loutraki, Athens & Corinth area

The blessed land of Olympia, home of the Olympic Games is a great experience for all visitors. Try our private excursion.

Ancient Olympia – The Birthplace of the Olympic Games

Step into History & Experience the Spirit of the Olympics!

Discover Olympia – A Land Blessed by the Gods

Nestled in the lush Peloponnesian countryside, Ancient Olympia is a place where history, mythology, and athleticism unite. Known as the birthplace of the Olympic Games, this sacred land was home to the most celebrated sanctuary of ancient Greece, dedicated to Zeus, the king of the gods. Since 776 BC, the Olympic Games were held here every four years in his honor, an event of immense cultural and religious significance that continues to inspire the world today.

To this day, the lighting of the Olympic flame takes place in Olympia before each modern Olympic Games, preserving the legacy of this ancient tradition.

Explore the Wonders of Ancient Olympia

During your visit to this UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will walk through the legendary ruins of Olympia, where history comes alive before your eyes.

Temple of Zeus – Once home to the colossal gold and ivory statue of Zeus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, crafted by the famous sculptor Phidias.
Temple of Hera – The sacred site where the Olympic flame is still ignited for each modern Olympic Games.
The Ancient Olympic Stadium – Step onto the very ground where athletes competed for glory, in one of the most significant sports arenas of all time.
The Workshop of Phidias – The place where the renowned sculptor created his masterpieces, including the statue of Zeus.
The Palestra – The ancient training grounds where Olympians practiced wrestling and boxing.

Archaeological Museum of Olympia – A Journey Through Time

Just a short distance from the archaeological site, you will find the Archaeological Museum of Olympia, one of the most significant museums in Greece. It houses incredible artifacts spanning from prehistoric times to early Christianity, including:

“Hermes” by Praxiteles, a breathtaking marble statue and a masterpiece of ancient Greek art
The Temple of Zeus pediments, showcasing stunning mythological sculptures
The Nike of Paionios, a symbol of victory and triumph
Phidias’ cup, a personal artifact of the legendary sculptor

Free Time to Explore & Relax

After your immersive historical experience, take a leisurely stroll through the charming village of Olympia, enjoy a delicious local meal, or simply soak in the atmosphere of this timeless place.