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.

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Classic Tour of Greece – 4 Days from Loutraki, Athens & Corinth

By choosing the classic tour of Greece, get ready to know myths, traditions and history of Greece

Classical Tour – Four Days

This four-day journey offers a fascinating glimpse into Greece’s rich history, from prehistoric times through the Classical era, Roman domination, the Byzantine Empire, the Crusades, and modern history.

Day 1:

On the first day, the tour departs along the coastal road, with a brief stop at the Corinth Canal. The first major visit is to the Theatre of Epidauros, renowned for its extraordinary acoustics. The journey continues with a photo stop in the charming town of Nauplion before heading to Mycenae to explore its Archaeological Site and the Tomb of Agamemnon. The day concludes with a scenic drive through the Peloponnese, passing Tripolis and Megalopolis, and arriving in Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games, where you will stay overnight and enjoy dinner.

Day 2:

On the second day, the morning is dedicated to visiting the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus, the Ancient Stadium, and the Archaeological Museum in Olympia. The tour proceeds through the fertile plains of Eliad and Achaia, crossing the impressive Rion-Antirion Bridge over the Corinthian Bay. After passing through the picturesque towns of Nafpactos (Lepanto) and Itea, the day ends in Delphi, where you will stay overnight and have dinner.

Day 3:

The third day begins with a visit to the Archaeological Site and Museum of Delphi. Following this, the tour departs for Kalambaka, a small town nestled at the base of the spectacular Meteora rock formations. Overnight accommodation and dinner are provided in Kalambaka.

Day 4:

On the fourth day, the highlight is a visit to the Meteora Monasteries, which are perched atop massive rock pillars and feature stunning examples of Byzantine art. The return journey to Athens passes through Trikala, Lamia, and Thermopylae, with a short stop at the Leonidas Monument. Arrival in Athens is scheduled for early evening, with guests staying along the coast returning to their hotels around 19:30.

Classic Tour of Greece – 3 Days from Loutraki, Athens & Corinth

By choosing the classic tour of Greece, get ready to know myths, traditions and history of Greece

Classical Greece Tour

3-Day Experience

What’s Included:

Explore Greece through the ages, from Prehistory and the Classical era to Roman rule, the Byzantine Empire, the Crusades, and Modern history. This three-day tour offers a fascinating journey through Greece’s rich past.

Day 1:

Depart from Athens via the coastal road, making a brief stop at the Corinth Canal. Continue your journey to the Theatre of Epidaurus, renowned for its incredible acoustics, followed by a photo stop in the charming town of Nafplio. Then, head to the ancient site of Mycenae, where you’ll visit the archaeological site and the famous Tomb of Agamemnon. Afterward, travel through Central Peloponnese, passing through Tripolis and Megalopolis, on your way to Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games. Overnight stay in Olympia, with dinner included.

Day 2:

After breakfast, visit the archaeological site in Olympia, including the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus, the ancient stadium, and the Archaeological Museum. Then, drive through the plains of Eliad and Achaia to the stunning bridge connecting Rion and Antirion, crossing the Corinthian Bay. Pass through the picturesque towns of Nafpaktos (Lepanto) and Itea before reaching Delphi for an overnight stay. Dinner included.

Day 3:

In the morning, explore the archaeological site and museum of Delphi. Enjoy a few hours of free time to explore the town before heading back to Athens, passing through the village of Arachova, known for its vibrant rugs and carpets. Continue your journey through Levadia and Thebes, arriving in Athens by early evening.