• Day 1 -  Athens to Delphi via Thebes, Levadia and Arachova
  In the morning you will be picked up from select spots in Athens (departure at approx 8:45) and drive through the fertile plains of Beotia, enjoying the picturesque scenery and crossing various Greek towns along the way. These will be -in succession- Thebes, which was a major city-state in antiquity, rivaling that of Athens, Levadia -known in antiquity as Mideia according to the historian Pausanias- and Arachova, one of the most charming villages in all Greece, where we will make a short stop. We will reach Delphi, the 'navel of the world' according to ancient Greeks, a sacred site because of the presence of the famous Oracle. On the slopes of Mount Parnassus, in a landscape of unparalleled beauty and majesty, lie the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios. We will visit the grounds which aside from the Oracle house the Treasury of the Athenians, the Treasury of Sifnians, the Stadium which used to house the Pythian Games and the Ancient Theater which offers magnificent views of the valley below. We will finish our tour in the Delphi Archaeological Museum which features masterpieces of Ancient Greek sculpture such as the bronze Charioteer.
  Overnight: Delphi
  Meals: Dinner
  
  
• Day 2 - Return to Athens
  The morning is at your disposal to explore the town of Delphi, a beautiful place in its own right. Stroll down narrow alleys, sample local culinary treats and get hand-crafted mementos in one of the towns many craft shops and galleries. Delphi's location offers stunning views of the Boetia valley below, so make sure to take plenty of photos for your friends back home. After you've grabbed lunch and taken in all that Delphi has to offer, you will hop on the bus and return to Athens in the evening by the same route (approx. 19:00).
  Overnight: -
  Meals: Breakfast

• Day 1 -  Athens to Kalambaka via Delphi
  After we pick you up from select spots in Athens (departure at approx 8:45) we will hit the road and drive through the plains of Beotia, crossing small towns that played a significant role in antiquity, like Thebes and Levadia. We will stretch our legs in the village of Arachova on the foot of Mount Parnassus, a spot beloved by locals for weekend getaways. Not long after we will reach Delphi, our main destination for the day. In the archaeological site, we will start making our way up the hill, encountering important sites along the way. Delphi was a place in which ancient city-states entrusted their treasuries, with Athens and Sifnos being the most prominent ones. The Ancient Theater of Delphi hosted plays with a view to the chaotic valley below. Further up we will find the Temple of Apollo, in the heart of which we will find the chamber of the Oracle. On the top of the site we will see the Stadium, which hosted the Pythian Games in honor of Delphi's greatest sage. We'll bid adieu to Delphi and head north for Kalambaka, a small town on the foot of Meteora, where we will spend the night.
  Overnight: Kalambaka
  Meals: Dinner
  
  
• Day 2 - Visit Meteora and Return to Athens
  After a fulfilling breakfast, we will head to Meteora, a geological marvel of vast, rock pillars rising up from the valley below to create a unique spectacle that is a testament to wonders of nature. On top of the pillars, stand Byzantine Monasteries, of immeasurable historical and religious importance. We will marvel at the scenery and visit two of the monasteries where you can see how the ascetic occupants live and buy mementos, hand-crafted by the monks and nuns themselves. Afterwards we will hop back on the bus and make our way back via Thermopylae, where a short stop to see Leonidas' Monument across the road is in order. Early in the evening we will arrive back in Athens (approx. 19:00).
  Overnight: -
  Meals: Breakfast

• Day 1 -  Athens to Delphi via Thebes, Levadia and Arachova
  Starting from Athens early in the morning (departure at approx 8:45) we'll drive through the region of Beotia, crossing the towns of Thebes and Levadia to stop in Arachova, a charming village of Central Greece, preferred by locals for a weekend getaway, especially during the fall. After we've stretched our legs, we will reach Delphi, whose central role in the lives of ancient Greeks is exemplified by it being dubbed as the 'navel of the world'. On the slopes of Mount Parnassus, in a landscape of unparalleled beauty, lie the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios. This is where the famous Oracle would hand out prophecies on the fate of Kings and armies, shaping policy in the ancient world. We will visit the archaeological site, which includes the Treasury of the Athenians, the Stadium of the Pythian Games and the Ancient Theater. After we leave the site, we will proceed to the Delphi Archaeological Museum containing such masterpieces of Ancient Greek sculpture as the bronze Charioteer. We will settle in the town of Delphi in the afternoon, where you will be free to explore the nightlife in cozy cafes and bars.
  Overnight: Delphi
  Meals: Dinner
  
  
• Day 2 - Delphi to Kalambaka
  After a fulfilling breakfast, you will have the morning at your disposal to explore the town of Delphi at your own pace! Stroll down Apollonos and Friderikis streets and browse the galleries, craft shops and jewelry stores filled with artifacts created by local artists. Have a beverage enjoying the stunning view of the chaotic valley below. Sample the multitude of culinary delights that stem from the region in the cafes, bakeries and taverns spread all through the town. After you've carved your own path of adventure in Delphi, you will meet back with your group and drive north to Kalambaka, a quaint town of Thessaly, resting on the foot of Meteora, where we will spend the night.
  Overnight: Kalambaka
  Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
  
  
• Day 3 - Visit Meteora and Return to Athens
  Time to fully comprehend the meaning of the word awe by visiting Meteora. The word 'unique' gets thrown around a lot, but there is no better way to describe the geological marvel of vast, rock pillars rising up from the serene valley below to create a stunning spectacle. As if the powers of nature needed human augmentation, on top of the pillars, rest pious Byzantine Monasteries whose construction will surely evoke feelings of humility and admiration for the spirit of human perseverance. We will trek to two monasteries, observe how the ascetic monks and nuns live their daily lives, see works of religious and artistic significance and pick up mementos hand-crafted by the occupants of the monasteries themselves. On our way back to Athens, we will take a short stop at Thermopylae to see Leonidas' Monument across the road. Our arrival in the capital is expected early in the evening (approx. 19:00).
  Overnight: -
  Meals: Breakfast

• Day 1 -  Athens to Nafplion via the Corinth Canal
  We will pick you up from select spots in Athens (departure at approx 8:45) and reach Peloponnese via the coastal road, crossing the Corinth Canal, where we will make a short stop for pictures. Our first long stop of this busy day will be in the Sanctuary of Asklepios, on the premises of which stands the famous Theater of Epidaurus. A monument to the performing arts, the theater was constructed in the late 4^th century BCE and still hosts plays to this day. We will then proceed to the Nafplion, the first capital of modern Greece, for another short stop to take pictures of the charming town and then drive on to Mycenae to pay a visit to the archaeological site. Among the many points of interest is the Lion Gate, which marks the entrance to the Mycenaean citadel and the Tomb of Agamemnon (also known as the Treasury of Atreus) is the largest and most elaborate tholos to have been constructed in that era. We'll hit the road for one last time today and head to Olympia, through the scenic routes of Central Peloponnese, as well as the towns of Tripolis and Megalopolis, and get some well earned rest.
  Overnight: Olympia
  Meals: Dinner
  
  
• Day 2 - Olympia to Delphi
  Finding ourselves in Olympia, we'll have the perfect opportunity to explore its ancient counterpart, which is the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The Temple of Olympian Zeus holds a central position in the site, and around it sprawl various constructions that hosted athletic events such as the Great Gymnasium, the Palaestra, and the Stadium. Your guide will elucidate the importance of the Games in Ancient Greece, which cannot be overstated, as they signified a ceasefire of all ongoing conflicts. Afterwards we will make our way to the Archaeological Museum of Olympia which is home to numerous exhibits found in the grounds nearby. Early in the afternoon, we will drive through the picturesque scenery of Ilia and Achaia, cross the magnificent bridge of Rio-Antirio which connects the two sides of the Corinthian Bay and reach Central Greece. Our resting spot for the night will be the town of Delphi which we will reach after passing by the towns of Nafpaktos and Itea. The evening is at your leisure to explore Delphi on your own pace.
  Overnight: Delphi
  Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
  
  
• Day 3 - Delphi and Return to Athens via Arachova, Levadia and Thebes
  In the morning, we will visit the archaeological site where the Oracle once stood. We will climb up encountering various interesting sights, such as the Ionic Treasury of Massilia,the Doric Treasury, the Stadium, the Temple of Apollo and the Priestess' House. Upon leaving the site we will proceed to the Archaeological Museum where we will find many terracottas, statues and sculptures, the most significant of which is undoubtedly that of the Charioteer of Delphi. Time to return to Athens and we will do that through the region of Boetia, passing by the towns of Arachova, Levadia and Thebes. 
  Overnight: -
  Meals: Breakfast

• Pick up / drop off service from most of the hotels in Athens
• Visit to the Epidaurus Theater
• Visit to the Mycenae Archaeological site & Tomb of Agamemnon
• Visit to the Olympia Archaeological site & Museum
• Visit to the Delphi Archaeological site & Museum
• 1 night hotel accommodation in Nafplion
• 1 night hotel accommodation in Olympia
• 1 night hotel accommodation in Delphi
• 3 breakfasts
• 3 dinners
• VAT for all services

 Not included:

- Your international airfare
- Personal expenses, beverages at lunch and / or dinner
- Customary tips to your drivers, guides and escorts
- Stayover hotel tax, to be paid directly to the hotel

• Day 1 - Athens to Nafplion via the Corinth Canal
  Starting from Athens early in the morning (departure at approx 8:45) we will take the coastal road South and exit the Athenian peninsula via the Corinth Canal, where we'll take a short stop for pictures. Now in Peloponnese, we are back on the road and will make our way to the Theater of Epidaurus, on of the most famous theaters in the entire world, known for its incredible acoustics. Once we've explored the site, we will proceed to Nafplion, a charming town that served as the first capital of modern Greece. We will stop here for the night and you will have the opportunity to explore the town's nightlife and its iconic waterfront which has a view to the fortress of Bourtzi!
  Overnight: Nafplion
  Meals: Dinner
  
  
• Day 2 - Nafplion to Olympia via Mycenae
  Take advantage of your free time in the morning to explore the town and pick up mementos of your trip. Nafplion is a town of artists, so quaint craft shops and galleries can be found all around. Alternatively, you can chose to hike up the walls to Akronafplia, the walls surrounding the town. Around noon, we will depart for Mycenae, an important bronze age citadel where we will visit the archaeological site and nearby museum. In the Mycenae complex you can find the Tomb of King Agamemnon, the Cyclopean Walls and the Lion's Gate, among many others. From there, we will depart for Olympia, the cradle of the Olympic games, through the scenic routes of Central Peloponnese, as well as the towns of Tripolis and Megalopolis. It is there that we will stop for the night for some well-earned rest. 
  Overnight: Olympia
  Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
  
  
• Day 3 - Olympia to Delphi
  We simply can't visit Olympia and not pay tribute to the ruler of Mount Olympus, so in the morning we'll pay a visit to the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus, in the complex of Ancient Olympia. There we will also find the Stadium which housed the Olympic Games of antiquity. Before we leave, we shall visit the Archaeological Museum which features thousands of artifacts found in the grounds of the site. Afterwards, we will hop back on the bus and drive through the plains of Ilia and Achaia, and the bridge of Rio-Antirio which connects the two sides of the Corinthian Bay. Back in Central Greece, we will pass through the picturesque towns of Nafpaktos and Itea, to arrive in Delphi, our very own sanctuary for the night.
  Overnight: Delphi
  Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
  
  
• Day 4 - Delphi and Return to Athens via Arachova, Levadia and Thebes
  In the morning, we will visit the archaeological site of Delphi, a place of immense spiritual importance for ancient Greeks. It is there that kings found themselves before each war campaign, consulting the Oracle before taking action. As we climb up the hill of the site we will find treasuries from ancient city-states like Athens and Sifnos, altars, the ancient theater and the stadium which housed the Pythian Games. However, the crowning jewel of the complex is the Temple of Apollo, in the center of which you can find the chamber of the Oracle. Before we depart from Delphi we will pay a visit to the Archaeological Museum, which houses thousands of artifacts, the most important of which is undoubtedly the bronze statue of the Charioteer, dedicated to Polyzalus of Gela. Afterwards, we will make our way back to Athens passing through the picturesque village of Arachova, and the quaint towns of Levadia and Thebes. 
  Overnight: -
  Meals: Breakfast