Greece Organized Excursions

A modern city and the trade capital of Morocco, Casablanca is a magnificent mix and contrast of modernism and tradition which shocks and astounds all visitors. It is the largest metropolitan city in the Maghreb that is characterized by elegant building, great avenues and Special architectural arts merging modern and Moorish styles featured in belvederes, domes and columns, etc. Erect on the ocean, the mosque looks as a divine nave whose beauty been made by the love of people. It is an everlasting monument and the work of craftsmen including plasterers, sculptors, etc.

A modern city and the trade capital of Morocco, Casablanca is a magnificent mix and contrast of modernism and tradition which shocks and astounds all visitors. It is the largest metropolitan city in the Maghreb that is characterized by elegant building, great avenues and Special architectural arts merging modern and Moorish styles featured in belvederes, domes and columns, etc. Erect on the ocean, the mosque looks as a divine nave whose beauty been made by the love of people. It is an everlasting monument and the work of craftsmen including plasterers, sculptors, etc.

The tour begins the night with a panoramic tour of Port of Piraeus. Continue to a typical Greek restaurant for traditional dinner with dance show with Greek folk music. Return to hotel around midnight.

An afternoon tour, driving by the coast of Athens and the beautiful beaches of Glyfada, Vouli-agmeni and Varkiza. Arriving in Cape Sunion, where you will view the white marble columns of the famous Temple of Poseidon. During your visit, you will view the magnificent Saronic Gulf and its small offshore islands. After the visit of the Temple of Poseidon, you will have free time where you can walk the rocky hill of Sounio.

Full-day tour passing by Cities of Thebes and Livaday Arahova, Famous for its manufacture of colored carpets. Arrive in Delphi and visit their archaeological site, known as the center the ancient world and the local museum with its famous statue “Auriga” bronze. Lunch at Delphi. Return to Athens in the afternoon to Athens.

Passing through picturesque paths of the Gulf Coast Saronic, reach the Corinth Canal. Then depart in the direction of Mycenae where you will visit the “Gate of Lions”, and the Tomb of Agamemnon Palace. Depart to visit Epidaurus and its theater, exceptionally famous for its acous-tics. Return to Athens late afternoon.

Depart in the morning to board the vessel. The first island you will visit is Hydra, an enchanting island and refuge for many artists. Free time for sightseeing and swimming. Second island is Poros, a small paradise of architecture neoclassical. Here you can visit the ruins of the Temple Poseidon and the Monastery of the Virgin Mary. The third island, Aegina, you will have a choice to participate in optional excursion to the Temple of Afea or stroll the island and taste the delicious pistachios that are the specialty of this island

Day 1: Athens – Delphi – Kalambaka Drive towards Delphi, the city known as the center of the world. Visit the local museum where we can appreciate the statue of the most known in the bronze “Auriga”. Visit the archaeological site of Delphi and in the afternoon in depart towards Kalambaka. Dinner and overnight.

Day 2: Meteora – Athens In the morning, visit Meteora with its centennial monasteries filled with priceless historical treasures. The scenery is unique, the monasteries seem to be suspended on top of huge granite rocks. Return to Athens passing Thermopylae, where the statue of King Spartan, Leonidas. Return to your hotel in Athens late afternoon

Day 1: Athens – Olympia Classic three-day Peloponnese. Stop at Corinth Canal. Continue and visit famous Theatre of Epidaurus (known worldwide for its acoustics) and the museum of Asclepius (the father medicine). Passing through the town of Nafplio, arrive at Mycenae where you will visit the archaeological site and the Tomb of Agamemnon. In the afternoon, cross the Central Peloponnese and the villages Tripoli and Megalopolis come to Olympia – birthplace of the Olympic Games.

Day 2: Olympia – Delphi In the morning visit the archaeological site with Sanctuary of the Temple of Zeus, the Ancient Olympic Stadium and the Archaeological Museum. Continue drive via the plains Eliada and Achaia, through the new bridge pendant (the biggest in the world), which intersects with the Bay of Corinth and Rion – Antirion. Shortly after passing through picturesque villages of Nafpactos (Lepanto) and Itea, arrived at Delphi. Dinner and overnight.

Day 3: Delphi – Athens Early morning visit the ancient city of Delphi, known as the center of the ancient world, visit the local museum with its famous bronze statue “Auriga” and its archaeological site. Lunch afternoon departure for Athens.

Day 1: Athens – Olympia
Stop at Corinth Canal. Continue to cisit the famous Theatre of Epidaurus (known world for its acoustics) and the museum Asclepius (the father of medicine). Passing through the town of Nafplio, arrive at Mycenae where you will visit the archaeological site and the Tomb of Agamemnon. In the afternoon, cross the Peloponnese and the Central villages of Tripoli and Megalopolis arrive and Olympia – Birthplace of the Olympic Games.

Day 2: Olympia – Delphi In the morning visit the archaeological site with Sanctuary of the Temple of Zeus, the Ancient Olympic Stadiumand the Archaeological Museum. Continue your drive through the plains Eliada and Archeia past the new bridge pendant (the biggest in the world), which intersects Corinth Bay and the Rion – Antirion. Immedaytely after passing through the picturesque towns of Nafpactos (Lepanto) and Itea, arrivedin Delphi. Dinner and overnight.

Day 3: Delphi – Meteora Delphi, a city known as the center of the World old, will visit the local museum with its famous bronze statue “Auriga” and its archaeological site. Soon after exit toward for Kalambaka, a small town situated in the amazing complex of Meteora and its gigantic rocks. Dinner and overnight.

Day 4: Meteora – Athens In the morning, visit Meteora with its centennial monasteries filled with priceless historical treasures. The scenery is unique, the monasteries seem to be suspended on top of huge granite rocks. Return to Athens passing Thermopylae, where the statue of King Spartan, Leonidas.