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Leap the opportunity to visit the majestic places of Greece and explore all the hidden treasuries. Delphi, Meteora and a lot more offer to the travelers unique experiences and magical moments. • Visit the archeological sites of Delphi and the beautiful archeological museum of the region. • Wander through the picturesque roads of Itea • Visit two monasteries nestling on the top of the rocks in Meteora. During the trip you can enjoy ancient and relaxing music in order to delight in the view the most.

Leave the heat and crowds of Athens behind and set out for a sea kayaking adventure along the picturesque coastline of eastern Attica. Join your kayaking guide and set off to paddle along the coast, stopping to snap photos and take a dip along the way. Discover hidden beaches and tiny islets, snorkel around dramatic rock formations, and relax over a picnic of Greek snacks and beverages.

If you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of the city while you're staying in Athens then this activity is for you. You will explore Corinthian gulf with sea kayaks, hidden beaches accessible only by the sea, sea caves and much more. There will be free time for snorkeling, enjoy the snack at the beach and relax. Always in small groups which gives more flexibility to the team and fun

Athenian taxi drivers are famously difficult. Skip the stress—and the bargaining—when you prebook this private one-way transfer service between your Athens address and the airport or Piraeus port. If you’re traveling from Piraeus or the airport, your friendly driver will wait holding a sign with your name; from hotels and private addresses, they will meet you at reception. Vehicles are good for up to four travelers.

Discover our 3 days Greek island hopping package from Athens to Mykonos Island, Greece. We remind you that this is not a group tour but an individual tour.

It is considered among the most beautiful islands in Greece. Its beauty has been spread through the world and millions of tourists come every summer to Mykonos to feel the island's special vibe! With good air or ferry connection to Athens and other islands, Mykonos is the second most visited island of Greece, after Santorini. The traditional architecture, the gorgeous beaches and the extreme nightlife is what makes Mykonos so famous around the world. This was one of the first islands to open to tourism, from as early as the 1960s. At first, it attracted mostly artists and wealthy businessmen, which is why the island still keeps its cosmopolitan atmosphere. Chora is the capital and center of activities in Mykonos. 

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Start your full-day bus trip to Meteora from Athens. Explore this UNESCO world heritage site and admire the unique landscape and its mystic atmosphere. On your way to Meteora you will be able to see a very big beautiful and big part of the eastern mainland of Greece and learn everything about its history. Upon our arrival on Meteora you will be able to visit 3 of the 6 Monasteries, according to their operating schedule. Let the mesmerizing view above the clouds to take your breath away and capture the dramatic scenery of the rocks lying on the valley of Kalampaka village. Discover the tower of the old preserved net at the Monastery of Varlaam, explore the largest of the monasteries at the Monastery of Great Meteoron. End your visit to Meteora with Nikolaos Anapafsas monastery and view Meteora from below as well. Understand in depth the orthodox Christian art. Enjoy a traditional Greek lunch in Kastraki, near the city of Kalampaka, before heading back to Thessaloniki.

Experience the top attractions on Naxos with this guided bus excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, learn about the island from an informative multilingual guide and check out sites like the ancient Temple of Demeter, the Archaeological Museum of Apiranthos, a historic, operational olive mill, a century-old distillery, and one of the oldest Orthodox churches in the region.