Things to do in Greece
Hop on Hop Off Athens9 optionsDay Trips from Athens13 optionsBoat Tour Santorini80 optionsAthens to Delphi15 optionsParthenon Tours53 optionsMeteora Tours29 optionsCatamaran Cruise Santorini39 optionsBoat Trips Chania Crete26 optionsAthens City Tour10 optionsSantorini Sunset Cruise27 optionsBoat Tour Mykonos21 optionsAthens Airport Taxi26 options
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Santorini: Private Day Tour Oia, Akrotiri, Pyrgos & Wine TastingYou’ll wander Oia’s iconic blue-domed lanes with a local guide, explore Akrotiri’s ancient ruins at your own pace, snap photos at Red Beach’s volcanic cliffs, stroll Pyrgos village streets, and end your private Santorini day trip tasting wine above the caldera—with pickup included and plenty of time to linger.
Crete: Dia Island Catamaran Cruise with Open Bar & LunchYou’ll board a luxury catamaran in Heraklion for a day trip to Dia Island, swimming and snorkeling in turquoise bays only reachable by boat. Enjoy a Mediterranean seafood lunch freshly prepared onboard (with vegetarian options), plus an open bar with local wine and beer. Paddleboard or just relax on deck as Cretan sun warms your skin—this is one of those days you’ll remember for its simple pleasures.
Santorini: E-Bike Tour Southern Villages & Perivolos Beach RideYou’ll ride an e-bike along Santorini’s ancient trails from Perivolos Beach through quiet southern villages with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste homemade energy bars, feel volcanic breezes, pause for photos among whitewashed houses—and decide how much effort you want to give thanks to your electric bike’s motor assist.
Scuba Diving in Mykonos: PADI Mini Course at Lia ReefTry a DIVE is a 1.5-hour scuba diving mini course in Mykonos at Lia reef, taught by a PADI professional instructor. You learn diving theory and equipment basics on land, then descend for a 40–45 minute open-water dive in a closely supervised environment. The course includes a qualified instructor, full scuba equipment, DAN diving insurance, bottled water and professional underwater photography at no extra cost.Is it for me?The 1.5-hour format works for a free afternoon or a morning slot before other plans—you're in and out without a full-day commitment. Plan to avoid flying for 24 hours after diving, since ascending too quickly after a dive can cause decompression sickness.
Sea Kayak Epidavros Sunken City Tour: Snorkel ancient ruins underwaterYou’ll paddle out from Epidavros with a local guide, explore an ancient sunken city by snorkel (camera included), pause at a tiny seaside theatre, then share homemade Greek food under pine trees near the beach. If luck’s on your side, you might spot sea turtles gliding past as you float above old stone walls.
Milos Catamaran: Kleftiko & Kleftiko Caves Half-Day CruiseYou board a shared catamaran at Milos and sail to Kleftiko and surrounding coves for swimming, snorkeling, and onboard meals. The crew provides snorkeling gear, serves Greek lunch cooked on board, and shares the history of each stop. You choose between a morning departure (9am–2pm) or afternoon (2:30pm–7:30pm), and you'll need to arrive thirty minutes early. The boat holds a small group, and everything — entry, transport, food, drinks, and snorkeling equipment — is included in the price.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Kleftiko and swim in the caves without renting a private boat or figuring out how to get there yourself — the catamaran handles transport, meals, and snorkeling gear, and the five-hour window fits a half-day without eating up your whole afternoon or morning.
Plaka Food Tour Athens: Bakery, Olive Oil, Kebab & PatisserieThis food tour explores Plaka's culinary backstreets with a live English-speaking guide, moving through five stops across the neighborhood and nearby Anafiotika and Syntagma. You taste handmade specialties at one of the city's finest bakeries, sample Greek olive oils at a small specialty deli, eat regional meatballs in cumin-scented tomato sauce, try family-made Greek kebab at a traditional workers' canteen, and finish with classic desserts at one of Athens' oldest patisseries. The tour lasts five and a half hours and includes all tastings, lunch, snacks, coffee and drinks.Is it for me?The tour moves on foot through five neighborhood stops over five and a half hours, so it suits someone who wants to taste real food in real places rather than sit through a long meal at one restaurant. The walking pace is steady but not rushed, and the guide does the explaining—you just follow and eat.
Apostle Paul Tour: Athens & Corinth with Private GuideA private guided tour of Athens and Corinth following Apostle Paul's missionary journey, with hotel or cruise ship pickup and an English-speaking guide. The itinerary covers the Areopagus where Paul addressed the Athenians, the Ancient Agora, the Church of St. Dionysius, and in Corinth the Bema where Paul preached, the Temple of Apollo, Kenchreai port, and panoramic views from Acrocorinth. Groups of 1–4 travel in a sedan; groups of 5–7 in a minivan. Entrance fees to archaeological sites and museums are not included; lunch stops are scheduled but meal costs are separate.Is it for me?Book this private tour if you want a guide focused on Paul's Christian heritage sites across Athens and Corinth in a single day, rather than a general history tour.
Crete South Coast Jeep Safari: Preveli Beach, Gorge & LunchYou’ll ride off-road through southern Crete with a local guide, pausing for strong coffee at a village café before swimming and lunch by the Libyan Sea. There’s time to wander Preveli Palm Beach under its palms and snap photos over Kourtaliotiko Gorge. Expect laughter, good food, and scenery that lingers long after you’ve rinsed off the salt.
Corfu: Boat Trip with Swimming & Beach BBQ LunchYou’ll cruise along northeast Corfu’s coast with a local captain, stopping to swim in clear waters and explore Agios Andreas cave before enjoying a Greek BBQ lunch right on the beach (drinks included). Expect laughter, fresh air, and time to just let go — all with pickup arranged so you can just show up and relax.
Wine & Olive Oil Tour Chania: 4WD Safari with Milia LunchA semi-private wine and olive oil tasting tour in Chania, Crete, for up to six guests per guide, combines tastings at Anoskeli's winery and mill with a full day exploring remote terrain by 4WD vehicle that standard buses cannot reach. Pickup is included within 5km east or 25km west of Chania; the tour runs 7 to 8 hours and ends with lunch and local wine at Milia Mountain Retreat, a top 50 National Geographic eco-tourism site. Children from age 6 are welcome, and a vegetarian option is available with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Chania without a car—pickup from your hotel and return at the end of the day means you explore terrain and taste wines you couldn't reach on your own. The small group size (up to six per guide) also keeps the pace flexible and the experience personal, so the day adjusts to what interests you most.
Santorini catamaran cruise: Snorkeling Red Beach hot springsA half-day catamaran cruise from Santorini with hotel pickup sails past the volcano, stops at Red Beach and the hot springs for snorkeling, and serves a Greek barbecue meal on board. You choose morning departure—best for snorkeling and the white cliffs in bright sun—or an afternoon sunset cruise. The boat holds a maximum of 14 guests, and all snorkeling equipment, towels, drinks and a guide in English or Greek are included.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the clearest water for snorkeling and the brightest light on the white cliffs; choose the sunset cruise if you're staying on the east side of the island and want to watch the sun drop below Oia from the water instead of from a crowded viewpoint on land.
Santorini Jeep Tour: Drive Your Own WranglerA five-hour afternoon jeep tour of Santorini where you drive your own Wrangler through sandy and rocky hidden paths to unknown beaches, villages and viewpoints, finishing with a traditional Greek dinner at sunset. You can drive manual or automatic, or ride in the lead vehicle at no extra cost. Hotel pickup, an English-speaking guide, fuel and a soft drink are included.Is it for me?If you want to drive, book this tour—it's the only one in Santorini that puts you behind the wheel of a Wrangler on the island's hidden paths. If you'd rather ride, you can join the lead vehicle at no extra cost, though you'll need to arrange that when you reserve.
Athens Food Market Walking Tour: 4-hour tasting routeA 4-hour walking tour of Athens food markets and neighborhoods with a live English-speaking guide, starting at Monastiraki Square. You taste Greek breakfast bread, century-old pastries, roasted coffee, wine, yogurt, aged vinegars, honey, local pies, mezedes plates and souvlaki at stops through the Varvakeios market, Evripidou Street and the Psirri neighborhood. Vegetarians are welcome; gluten-free cannot be accommodated. The tour includes all tastings and ends back at Monastiraki.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the commentary and the stories behind each stop without translation. This works for English speakers of any age traveling with small children in strollers, since the pace is a walk through neighborhoods rather than a hike, and the guide can adjust timing around the group.
Santorini: Greek Night Dinner Show & Unlimited WineYou arrive by 20:00, choose your table by colored card, fill a plate from the self-service buffet, and drink unlimited wine or beer while live bouzouki and violin players perform classic Greek dances. Dancers teach you the steps mid-show, you smash a plate for luck, and you're back outside by 23:00. No separate drink orders, no timing your own evening, no wondering if you picked the right taverna.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full Greek night — food, drinks, live music and dancing — without arranging transport, timing separate courses, or deciding what to order; the fixed schedule and self-service format mean you show up and the evening unfolds around you.
Half-Day Boat Tour Kleftiko Milos: Swim in crystal cavesYou board a traditional wooden boat at Agia Kiriaki and sail four hours past volcanic cliffs to Kleftiko, where you swim and explore caves for an hour. A second swim stop at Gerakas Bay follows. The boat provides shade or sun, and includes water, coffee, raki and homemade appetizers throughout. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Milos without a car who want to see the island's volcanic south coast and swim in caves — the boat handles the access that roads don't have. Expect four hours on the water with two swim stops and time to relax between them.
Mycenae Epidaurus Nafplio Archaeological Tour from AthensA 10-hour small-group tour from Athens visits three archaeological sites: the Bronze Age palace complex at Mycenae with its Cyclopean walls and royal tombs, the ancient theater of Epidaurus known for its acoustic precision, and the coastal city of Nafplio. An archaeologist travels with the group, and roundtrip transport, audio guide app and basic insurance are included. Free EU admission applies to visitors under 25 with valid ID, and reduced rates for EU seniors apply October through May.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through three major sites in a single day without arranging transport or entry tickets yourself — the fixed schedule and small-group size mean the day holds together, and the archaeologist traveling with you answers questions as they come up rather than lecturing from a distance.
Santorini: Electric Bike & Scooter Tour with Wine TastingYou’ll cruise along Santorini’s coast on an electric bike or scooter with a local guide, weaving through Emporio’s old Castelli streets and pausing for wine tasting in Megalochori’s oldest cellar. Expect sea breezes, vineyard scents, laughter over snacks — and maybe a new favorite view you’ll keep thinking about later.
Snorkeling in Santorini: Catamaran with Red & White BeachA five-hour sailing cruise from Santorini's Amoudi Bay aboard the Ipanema 58' catamaran, with stops to snorkel at Red Beach and White Beach, swim in the Santorini Hot Springs, and eat a full Greek barbecue meal on board. Hotel pickup and drop-off, snorkeling equipment, towels, drinks and an English-speaking crew are included; the captain positions the boat as close as Greek law allows to each beach so you enter the water from the vessel.Is it for me?The boat anchors offshore rather than on the beach itself, which is why you step into the water from the deck—a natural entry for swimmers and snorkelers of any level, and the reason the captain can position you closest to the underwater landscape without breaking Greek maritime law.
Santorini: Private Caldera, Oia & Red Beach Day TourYou’ll wander sleepy villages with local stories in your ear, taste sun-warmed figs in Oia, swim off black volcanic sand at Perissa Beach after lunch by the sea, and stand above Santorini at Prophet Elias Monastery as dusk colors everything soft gold. A private guide shapes every moment to fit your pace — it’s less about ticking sights off and more about feeling each place settle under your skin.
