Things to do in Greece
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Rhodes electric scooter tour: Medieval City & Harbor, 2hA 2-hour private electric scooter tour of Rhodes that takes you through Mandraki Harbor and the Medieval City on a 3-wheeled Trikke with a live English or Greek-speaking guide. You'll pass the windmills and St. Nicola's Fortress, ride the narrow streets past the Knights' Castle and Hippocrates Square, and visit the Temple of Aphrodite ruins and Socrates Street — all without arranging transport or dealing with the heat. Helmet, water, safety instruction and photos sent after the tour are included; children from age 10 are welcome.Is it for me?The 2-hour pace means you're moving most of the time rather than standing still, so it suits travelers who want to cover both Mandraki Harbor and the Medieval City's main sights in one morning or afternoon without the fatigue of walking narrow streets in the heat. If you prefer a slower, more leisurely pace with longer stops at each site, a walking tour would give you more time to linger.
Athens: Acropolis, Plaka & City Landmarks Private TourYou’ll ride past ancient columns and modern chaos with a local driver who knows every shortcut and story. Climb the Acropolis before crowds hit, stroll Plaka’s tangled lanes for coffee or koulouri bread, watch the guards at Syntagma Square—and see Athens open up from Mount Lycabettus. It’s more feeling than checklist.
Athens Street Art Walk: Local Artist Guide in Psiri & GaziThis 3-hour street art walking tour of Athens follows a local artist guide through Psiri and Gazi, two neighborhoods transformed by murals and graffiti. The group stays under 12 people, so you can ask questions as the guide unpacks what each piece means and how the art shaped these districts. English or French; no transport or meals included.Is it for me?Book the English option if you want to follow the guide's commentary without translation; choose French if that's your working language. Either way, the artist guide is what sets this apart—you're not following a memorized script but walking with someone who makes art and sees these neighborhoods as a living conversation between the walls and the city.
Milos & Poliegos: Small Group Sailing, Snorkel & Cave SwimYou’ll sail around Milos and Poliegos with a small group, stopping to swim in crystal-clear bays and explore caves once used by pirates. Enjoy homemade Greek food onboard with drinks included, plus get underwater photos sent to you after. It’s the kind of day where time slows down and you feel part of something local—even if just for a few hours.
Corfu: Classic Wooden Boat Cruise with Swim & BBQ LunchYou’ll board a classic wooden boat in Corfu Town for a full-day cruise with three swimming stops in hidden Ionian coves only reachable by water. Enjoy traditional Greek BBQ lunch with local wine on deck and hear stories from your guide as you pass famous villas and forests. It’s relaxed, real—just salty skin, laughter over lunch, and those blue-green waters you’ll remember long after.
Athens: Greek Food Tour & 16+ Local TastingsYou walk through Athens' central markets with three local food guides, tasting 16+ traditional Greek dishes including breakfast, lunch, cheese and dessert. Every bite is included in the price, dietary needs are accommodated, and you meet the vendors and learn the stories behind the food. The tour is wheelchair accessible and paced for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like locals instead of tourists and don't want to figure out where to go or what to order. Expect to be on your feet for several hours moving through markets and neighborhoods — that's what puts you in the actual places where Athenians shop and eat, not in a restaurant designed for tour groups.
Rhodes to Lindos High Speed Boat: Fastest Route & Swim StopYou’ll board Rhodes’ only high speed boat for a quick trip to Lindos village — feeling sea spray and sun as you go. Spend hours wandering cobbled streets under the Acropolis or take a dip at Tsampika Bay if your day includes it. Local stories and small surprises along the way make this more than just a transfer; it sticks with you.
Delphi Day Trip from Athens: Oracle Site & Museum with ArchaeologistYou depart Athens from Platia Karaiskaki in a small group with an archaeologist guide, spend the morning exploring Delphi's temple complex and sacred spring, tour the archaeological museum to see the Charioteer and other treasures, eat a traditional lunch, stop briefly in the mountain village of Arachova, and return by early evening. The fixed schedule and expert guide take the logistics off your hands, leaving you to focus on the site itself.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want the main Delphi sites and the museum in one day without arranging your own transport or timing—the archaeologist guide and fixed schedule handle both, and the small-group format means you're not herded through with fifty other people.
Meteora: 6 Monasteries & Panoramic Views Small Group TourYou're picked up from your hotel and driven to all six Meteora monasteries in a climate-controlled minibus with a local guide who knows the site's history and geology. You enter three monasteries, stop at the best photo viewpoints, and learn why monks built a major Orthodox community on top of these 2,000-foot rock pillars. The four-hour tour includes hotel drop-off, so you're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Meteora's main monasteries and understand why they're significant, without arranging your own transport or timing around monastery opening hours—the guide and fixed schedule handle both.
Mycenae, Epidaurus, Nafplio: Private Day Tour from AthensA private full-day tour from Athens visits Mycenae, Epidaurus, and Nafplio across the Peloponnese, with hotel or airport pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, a knowledgeable driver, and lunch. You choose the route at your own pace; the driver handles the road while you stand at the Lion Gate, listen in the ancient theatre, and walk Nafplio's cobbled streets. Entry to archaeological sites is purchased on-site, and a licensed guide can be arranged on request.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through three major Peloponnese sites in one day without renting a car or navigating public transport—the driver handles the road, you handle the pace at each stop, and the private vehicle means no group waits while you linger at the Lion Gate or in the theatre.
Mykonos: Private Island Tour with Local Wine & Hidden BeachesYou’ll ride with a true Mykonian guide across beaches like Agios Ioannis and Kalafatis, pause for grilled lunch in Ano Mera village, explore monasteries scented with incense, and end with local wine above Mykonos Town’s rooftops. You’ll feel more connected than any map can show—just let yourself drift along.
Thermopylae, Meteora & Delphi Private Tour from AthensA full-day private tour from Athens to Delphi, Thermopylae, Meteora and Arachova with an English-speaking driver, hotel pickup, and a Greek meal included. The driver provides local context at each stop but does not enter the monuments themselves. You choose between a private vehicle for your group or a shared small-group option, and the itinerary can be adjusted to your pace and interests.Is it for me?Book the private option if your group wants the vehicle and stops to yourselves; choose the shared small-group option if you're flexible about traveling with other passengers and want to lower the per-person cost. Either way, the fixed itinerary and included meal mean you're not deciding where to eat or how to navigate between sites — the day unfolds without the planning.
Private Mykonos Tour: Customize Your Day, 2–6 HoursA private, fully customizable tour of Mykonos in a car with a local English or Greek-speaking guide, lasting 2 to 6 hours and including hotel pickup. You choose the route—beaches like Kalafatis and Kalo Livadi, the Panagia Tourliani Monastery, Armenistis Lighthouse, or the town center—and the guide adapts the stops to fit your interests. The car is air-conditioned; water and WiFi are included.Is it for me?Choose a longer duration if you want to swim at multiple beaches and explore inland—a 6-hour tour fits the monastery, the lighthouse, a village and two or three beaches into one day. A 2-hour option works if you're short on time and want the highlights near town without the drive to the far coast.
Knossos Palace: Skip-the-Line Group Tour & Ancient MythsYou’ll wander Knossos Palace’s twisting paths with a small group and skip straight past long lines at entry. A local guide brings ancient myths alive right where they happened, sharing secrets behind frescoes and ruins as you move from sunlit courtyards to shadowy chambers. Expect laughter, questions answered on the fly, and moments where history suddenly feels personal.
Athens: Alternative City Walking Tour with Akadimia & PsirriYou’ll step straight into Athens’ creative neighborhoods with a local guide—climbing Strefi Hill for city views, tasting honey-soaked pastries in Psirri, and slipping into hidden art spaces like TAF. With flexible routes and real conversations along the way, you’ll feel more like a guest than a tourist—maybe even pause long enough to notice what most visitors miss.
Milos: Kleftiko Bay Boat Tour & Swim with Lunch & Open BarYou board at Adamas or Paleochori and spend a half-day on the water with three designated swimming stops: Sykia Bay with its cave, Kleftiko's pirate-legend cliffs, and Kalogries Beach. Snorkeling equipment, Greek lunch, and an open bar are included. The route adjusts for weather and captain's discretion, which is what keeps you safe and in the water rather than stuck waiting for conditions to improve.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Milos' most dramatic coastline and swim in three different spots without renting a private boat or spending a full day at sea—the weather-dependent route is what keeps the boat in safe water and you in the best swimming spots available that day.
Santorini Small Group Tour: Red Beach, Oia & Black Sand BeachesA small group sightseeing tour of Santorini with up to 12 participants, visiting Oia, the blue-domed church, Perissa and Perivolos beaches, Red Beach, and traditional villages—pickup from your hotel is included, and the guide adjusts the route order each day to fit your group's starting locations. The tour runs six hours and covers the island's main highlights without requiring you to arrange transport or navigate between sites.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you're comfortable with a flexible itinerary that adjusts to pickup locations across the island; choose semi-private or private if your group needs a set route and consistent stop order.
Catamaran Sailing Tour: Paros Antiparos Despotiko Lunch SwimmingA nine-hour catamaran sailing tour from Paros visits Antiparos, Despotiko and smaller uninhabited islands with hidden coves and turquoise waters. The boat departs Paroikia, includes an authentic Greek lunch with local cheeses and fresh produce, snorkeling equipment, and multiple swimming stops at secluded bays accessible only by sea. An English-speaking guide leads the tour, and hotel pickup is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to reach hidden coves and secluded bays that only a boat can access—the small catamaran size is what makes those spots possible, and the fixed itinerary means the swimming stops, lunch timing and sunset sail all hold together without you planning any of it.
Private Boat Cruise Santorini: Caldera, Hot Springs & SnorkelingA 5-hour private boat cruise from Fira's Old Port around Santorini's Caldera, with stops at the thermal springs of Nea Kameni, the lava formations and beach of Nea Kameni island, and the cliffs of Thirasia and Oia village. The boat includes snorkeling equipment, towels, local white wine, water, and five plates of traditional Greek food; your skipper speaks English and can adjust the route based on weather and your preferences.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private boat with a skipper and crew handling navigation and meal prep, so you can focus entirely on swimming, snorkeling, and watching the sunset without managing logistics.
Crete Wine and Olive Oil Tour: Oldest olive tree, family wineryA six-hour wine and olive oil tasting tour in Crete visits a family winery, an olive oil factory and the oldest olive tree in the world, with an English-speaking guide leading the stops. Transport by air-conditioned minibus, wine and food tastings, olive oil tasting and a light meal are included; children under 18 receive juice or water instead of wine. Book 12 hours ahead.Is it for me?Six hours leaves room for a morning or afternoon elsewhere in Crete, but not for a second full activity—book this as your main event for the day. If you're traveling with children under 18, they join the tastings but receive juice instead of wine, so plan accordingly if that matters to your group.
