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Argolis tour

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  • Itinerary

    Argolis tour is a very interesting full-day tour to explore Argolis! The tour starts by driving via the coastal highway to Peloponnese. On the way, we’ll see the Saronic Gulf where the naval battle of Salamis took place between Persians and Greeks in 480 BC. The first stop of the tour to Argolis is the famous Canal of Corinth. Shortstop there to take photos and if we are lucky we might see a sailing boat going through the Isthmus. After the canal in about fifteen minutes, we are going to Ancient Corinth.

    In Ancient Corinth, you will see the temple of Apollo (the God of Oracles and the Sun), the Theater, the Roman Odeon, the Glauke fountain, the Vima (step) from where St. Paul preached to the Corinthians in 52 A.D., and finally the Lechaion street. A visit to the Archaeological Museum which is known for its beautiful amphorae will impress you.
    We continue our tour through the farmland of Nemea. we’ll see olive trees and vineyards and after thirty minutes of driving, we’ll reach the famous Mycenae, which was the Kingdom of King Agamemnon, and see the Lion’s Gate and the Agamemnon Grave, the Archaeological Museum, and the Cyclopean Walls. After Mycenae, We will visit the beautiful Nafplio, a really romantic seaside town, the first capital of Greece until 1834. The old town has classic stone-built buildings and picturesque streets. There a stop for a traditional Greek lunch is a must. After the lunch break the  last destination before the way back to Athens is the Ancient Theater of Epidauros which was built in 4 B.C. very known in antiquity for the temple of Asklepios the god of medicine. The whole archaeological area is impressive, and you will admire the acoustics of the famous theater and also the museum. The theatre is used today by Greek actors who perform various ancient Greek plays. After a long day in Peloponnese tour ends with a drive back to Athens.

  • Information
    • We use vehicles, legal and licensed by the Greek National Tourism Organization, smoke-free, fully air-conditioned.
    • Rates include all tolls, fuel, parking fees, and baggage charges.
    • Not included: Drinks, meals, entrance fees, accommodation, licensed guides.
    • Tours are private, personal, and flexible just for you and your party.
    • Tickets:
      • Acient Corinth: Full: €8 / Reduced: €4
      • Acrocorinth: Full: €2 / Reduced: €1
      • Mycenae: Full: €12 / Reduced: €6
      • Epidaurus: Full: €12 / Reduced: €6
      • Reduced ticket: European citizens over 65 years old, University students
      • Free entrance: Children and young people up to the age of 25, from EU member-states, upon presentation of their ID card or passport for verification of their age and country of origin.
      • Children up to the age of 5, from non-European Union countries, upon presentation of their passport for verification of their age and country of origin.
  • Prices

    Vehicle: SUV Volkswagen or Mercedes sedan – Capacity: 1-4 persons + driver
    Price: €385

    Vehicle: Mercedes Minivan – Capacity: 5-7 people
    Price:€470

    Vehicle: Mercedes Minibus – Capacity: 8-15 people
    Price: €650

    Vehicle: Mercedes Minibus  – Capacity: 16-19 persons + driver
    Price: €780

  • Holidays

    Museums and Archaeological sites are closed:

    • 1 January: closed
    • 6 January: closed
    • 25 March: closed
    • Good Friday: until 12:00 closed
    • Easter Sunday: closed
    • 1 May: closed
    • 25 December: closed
    • 26 December: closed

    Museums and Archaeological sites are open 08.30-15.00:

    • Shrove Monday:
    • Holy Saturday
    • Easter Monday
    • Holy Spirit Day
    • 15 August
    • 28 October

Argolis full day tour

Argolis tour is a very interesting full-day tour to explore Argolis! The tour starts by driving via the coastal highway to Peloponnese. On the way, we’ll see the Saronic Gulf where the naval battle of Salamis took place between Persians and Greeks in 480 BC. The first stop of the tour to Argolis is the famous Canal of Corinth. Shortstop there to take photos and if we are lucky we might see a sailing boat going through the Isthmus. After the canal in about fifteen minutes, we are going to Ancient Corinth.
Highlights
  • Canal of Corinth
  • Ancient Corinth
  • Nemea
  • Mycenae
  • Nafplio
  • Epidauros
Tour Duration

9 – 10 hours

Useful Tips
  • Photography is allowed throughout the tour.
  • Comfortable shoes and clothing are recommended.
  • Hat and sun glasses can be really helpful all year round
Activity Level

Activity Level Medium

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