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1 / 102 Day Private Tour to Delphi,Thermopylae,Mycenae,Nafplion and Ancient olympia
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About this activity
Explore seven of Greece's most significant archaeological treasures across two days, from Athens to Delphi, Thermopylae, Mycenae, Nafplion, and Ancient Olympia. Your private guide shares deep insights into Greek history, mythology, and culture while you travel in comfort, with an overnight stay in the historic town of Delphi.
Our trip starts from Athens.
An excursion that includes seven of the most important archaeological sites in Greece
This 2 day tour takes you to some of the most popular highlights of Greece. On our way I will give you a lot of information about history, mythology and culture.
We will enjoy a visit to Delphi, novel of the world and the religious sites of Meteora. After, we will pass by Thermopylae, where the 300 Spartans fought and the breathtaking Arachova. We'll spend the night in Delphi (accomodation is not included. The accomodation for all, plus the driver's, must be done by the travellers), where in the evening we'll have free time for activities etc.
The second day we will visit Mycenae,, the charming seaside town of Nafplion and the Palamidi castle, followed by a trip to the Ancient Olympia. In Nafplion we'll have some free time maybe for food or a walk through the beautiful city.
This tour can be adjusted accordingly to your needs.
An excursion that includes seven of the most important archaeological sites in Greece
This 2 day tour takes you to some of the most popular highlights of Greece. On our way I will give you a lot of information about history, mythology and culture.
We will enjoy a visit to Delphi, novel of the world and the religious sites of Meteora. After, we will pass by Thermopylae, where the 300 Spartans fought and the breathtaking Arachova. We'll spend the night in Delphi (accomodation is not included. The accomodation for all, plus the driver's, must be done by the travellers), where in the evening we'll have free time for activities etc.
The second day we will visit Mycenae,, the charming seaside town of Nafplion and the Palamidi castle, followed by a trip to the Ancient Olympia. In Nafplion we'll have some free time maybe for food or a walk through the beautiful city.
This tour can be adjusted accordingly to your needs.
Highlights
- ✓Delphi — ancient sanctuary and Oracle site perched dramatically on Mount Parnassus
- ✓Thermopylae — legendary battleground of the 300 Spartans
- ✓Mycenae — Bronze Age palace complex and legendary home of Agamemnon
- ✓Nafplion — elegant coastal town with Palamidi Castle and seaside charm
- ✓Ancient Olympia — birthplace of the Olympic Games with temple ruins and museum
- ✓Arachova mountain village with panoramic views
Insider tips
- ★Book accommodation in Delphi in advance; the tour includes overnight but lodging is your responsibility—opt for a hotel in the main town centre for evening taverna access and local atmosphere
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring layers; Delphi sits at 600m elevation with cool mornings and evenings even in summer
- ★Start early on day two to maximise time at Olympia before the afternoon heat intensifies
- ★Ask your guide about lesser-known mythology stories tied to each site; private tours allow for deep dives based on your interests
Good to know
- •Accommodation for night one in Delphi is not included and must be arranged by you; the driver's lodging is also your responsibility
- •Private tour format allows customisation — discuss any schedule adjustments with your guide beforehand
- •Bring sun protection, water, and a light jacket; sites involve moderate walking across uneven ancient terrain
- •Tour departs from Athens; confirm exact meeting point and time when booking
Who it's for
History and mythology enthusiasts seeking comprehensive context across multiple periods (Bronze Age to Classical Greece)Cruise passengers looking for a deep two-day shore excursion from AthensCouples and small groups wanting flexible, personalised itinerariesCultural travellers who value expert storytelling and private access over mass-group logistics
Best time to visit
Visit April–May or September–October for mild weather and fewer crowds at archaeological sites. Avoid peak summer (July–August) when intense heat and tourist crowds diminish the experience at open-air ruins.
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