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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Athens Catamaran: Riviera Sailing with Swim & Greek MealYou sail from Athens Marina down the Riviera, stop twice to swim and snorkel in clear water, eat a fresh Greek meal cooked onboard, and return in about half a day. The catamaran stays small, the crew handles everything, and you don't have to arrange transport, timing, or figure out which bay is actually worth the trip — it's all planned.Is it for me?Book this if you want to swim in the Athens Riviera without renting a boat or figuring out which bay to visit — the catamaran handles the route, the meal, and the timing, leaving you to float and eat.
Rhodes Cruise with Fun Island: Swim, Snorkel & Greek LunchThis 6.5-hour boat excursion around Rhodes sails aboard El Greco, a traditional Greek wooden gulet, with stops for swimming in Anthony Quinn Bay and snorkeling at the operator's private Fun Island platform. The day includes snorkeling equipment, SUPs and canoes at no extra cost, a traditional Greek meal and local wine aboard, and a pass by Kallithea Springs. A live guide speaks English and Greek throughout.Is it for me?The boat departs from Rhodes town, so you do not need a car or a ride to the pier. If you are staying elsewhere on the island or arrived without transport, this is a full day on the water that starts and ends in one place, with swimming, snorkeling and lunch all arranged and included—nothing to organize beyond showing up.
Athens Night Tour: Acropolis Lights, City Drive & Greek DinnerYou’ll glide through Athens as dusk falls, watching monuments like the Acropolis and Parliament glow against the sky before sharing stories over dinner in a Greek taverna. Expect laughter with your local driver, small surprises on quiet hillsides, and that feeling you only get when ancient stones meet city lights.
Santorini: Private Sunset Sailing Tour with Dinner & PickupYou’ll sail Santorini’s caldera with a local captain, pass Red Beach and White Beach by private yacht, swim off Thirasia island, and enjoy dinner cooked fresh onboard as sunset colors fill the sky. Includes hotel pickup and drinks — it’s not just scenery but real warmth you’ll remember.
Crete: Dia Island Sailing Trip with Lunch & SnorkelingYou’ll sail from Heraklion to Dia island with a small group and friendly local crew. Swim or snorkel in crystal-clear bays, watch for wildlife, then relax with an organic Cretan lunch served right on deck. It’s a day that lingers in your mind—the kind where you forget your phone exists for hours.
Pella & Vergina Day Trip from Thessaloniki: Royal Tombs MosaicsYou're picked up from central Thessaloniki and driven to two museums in one day: Pella, where Alexander was born, and Vergina, where his father Philip II was buried in a golden tomb. The trip includes transport, a traditional lunch, museum entries, and an English-speaking attendant who stays with the group. Total time is roughly nine hours, with the drive and museum time split evenly.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the tombs and artifacts of Alexander the Great's world without arranging your own transport, paying entry fees separately, or timing museum visits yourself — the fixed schedule handles all three, and the attendant stays with your group so you're never figuring out where to go next.
Rhodes: Butterfly Valley & Seven Springs Day Trip with PickupYou’ll wander shaded paths in Butterfly Valley, maybe spotting rare butterflies or freshwater crabs along cool streams before heading east to explore Seven Springs’ lush valley. Brave the narrow tunnel barefoot or just relax by clear spring water with lunch at a local café—all with easy pickup from Rhodes City or Faliraki. You might leave with wet shoes, but you’ll remember those quiet moments long after.
Scuba Diving Introduction in Santorini: SSI Try Scuba ProgramThe SSI Try Scuba program is a 3-hour introduction to scuba diving in Santorini, Greece, where you receive instruction on shore, then descend into a volcanic reef with an English- or Greek-speaking guide. The dive itself lasts 35–40 minutes. You'll need to wait a minimum of 12 hours after diving before flying. Children from age 8 are welcome; all fitness levels can participate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to try scuba without committing to certification—you get the full underwater experience with an instructor watching you the whole time, and you'll know within an hour whether you want to pursue diving further.
Meteora: Monasteries Morning Tour with Pickup & Local StoriesYou’ll ride out from Kalabaka or Kastraki for a morning exploring Meteora’s cliff-top monasteries with a local guide—climbing ancient steps, hearing stories about hermits and monks, pausing for views that don’t fit in photos. Includes entry to three monasteries plus hotel pickup so you can just show up and let yourself get swept along.
Crete: Sunset Jeep Tour with BBQ Dinner & ProseccoYou’ll ride off-road through Crete’s hidden hills with a local guide, meet shepherds in Potamies, see the ghostly village of Sfendili reflected in the dam, gather wild herbs in Ebassas gorge, sip Prosecco at sunset, and finish with a proper Cretan BBQ dinner under open skies. The kind of evening that lingers long after you’re home.
Rhodes: Bay to Bay Swim Cruise with Greek Buffet & WineYou’ll swim in three different bays around Rhodes — each one with its own vibe — snorkel at Anthony Quinn Bay with free gear, eat a full Greek buffet lunch right on deck (with local wine included), and hear stories from locals as you cruise between stops. Expect laughter, good food, salty air, and that lingering feeling of wanting just one more hour out there.
Crete: Olive Oil Tasting Tour & Mill Visit with Local FlavorsYou’ll wander real Cretan olive groves with a local guide who actually works the land, explore both traditional and modern mills, and taste fresh extra virgin olive oils right at the source. Expect honest flavors (and maybe sticky fingers from grape syrup), stories you won’t find online, and that rare feeling of slowing down under old trees.
Rhodes: E-Bike Tour & Photo Stop Old Town & AcropolisYou ride an e-bike through Rhodes Old Town and up to the Acropolis, stopping for photos at the Palace of the Grand Master and Hippokratous Square. A team member shoots professional photos throughout, edits them, and emails them to you after the tour. You finish with a complimentary coffee or lemonade at the store. The whole experience takes 2 to 3 hours and covers most of the city without the fatigue of walking or the distance of a car.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the main sights of Rhodes without arranging transport or spending hours on foot — the e-bikes cover distance in a couple of hours, and the professional photos mean you're riding instead of stopping to frame shots.
Rhodes: Private Lindos & Kallithea Springs Tour with City ViewsYou’ll jump right into Rhodes life on this private tour — wandering Lindos’ tangled streets up to its Acropolis, feeling mosaic tiles underfoot at Kallithea Springs, pausing for city views over Rhodes Town with your local driver sharing stories along the way. Expect small surprises (and maybe some good-natured navigation mistakes) as you go.
Balos & Gramvousa: Catamaran Cruise with Cretan LunchYou’ll sail from Kissamos on a modern catamaran with plenty of space to stretch out, stopping first at Balos Lagoon for swimming and paddleboarding before heading to wild Gramvousa Island. Enjoy Cretan snacks and a healthy Mediterranean lunch onboard — plus local wine or beer if you want it. Expect real flavors, quiet moments, laughter in salty air, and time to just let go.
Santorini Wine Stories: 8 Tastings & Lunch TourSantorini Wine Stories is a 4-hour guided tour of two traditional island wineries where you taste eight wines, tour the cellars to watch production and bottling, and eat lunch with a sommelier guide in English. Pickup is included; the group stays under eight people. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?The sommelier guide and the cellar access are what set this one apart—you're not just tasting wine, you're standing in the place where it's made and learning from someone who knows the volcanic terroir, so the eight wines make sense instead of just tasting good.
Chania: Old Town Street Food Tour & Local Tastes WalkYou’ll taste your way through Chania’s Old Town—bougatsa from a bakery window, goat cheese and raki in tucked-away shops, strong Greek coffee in Splatzia square. Expect laughter with locals, Venetian alleyways full of color, and moments that linger long after you’ve finished your last bite of souvlaki.
Mykonos Private Tour: Windmills, Beaches & Monastery with PickupYou spend the day in a private SUV with a local guide, stopping at lighthouses, monasteries, and beaches that most cruise passengers never reach. The itinerary is yours to adjust—stay longer at Kalafatis if the fishing village appeals, skip ahead if you've had enough churches. Pickup is free from your hotel or cruise port, entrance fees are covered, and you're back in time for dinner or departure.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Mykonos landmarks—windmills, monasteries, beaches—without arranging your own transport or buying tickets separately, and you'd rather have a local guide explain what you're seeing than navigate alone or join a crowded group.
Pelion: Speedboat Trip to Poseidon's Caves & Hidden BeachesYou’ll race along North Pelion’s coast by speedboat with a local guide, pass wild beaches like Plaka and Horefto, then swim or snorkel inside Poseidon’s Caves—where sunlight turns everything silver-blue. Includes all sea equipment and time to explore hidden pebble beaches. It’s equal parts thrill and quiet wonder.
Chania: 7 Villages Apokoronas Tour & Cretan LunchYou spend the day moving through seven Apokoronas villages by minivan, stopping to taste olive oil and baked goods at a local bakery, eating lunch in a traditional kafenio, and walking through village squares where life moves at its own pace. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with all tastings and transport, so you show up and the logistics are handled. It's the kind of day that makes you understand why people stay in Crete.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see how Cretans actually live—villages, local food, real pace—without arranging your own transport or figuring out where to eat. The minivan and fixed schedule are what make a full day inland possible from a Chania base.
