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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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.
Elafonissi Beach Day Trip from Chania: Honey Tasting & Pink SandThis day trip from Chania takes you to Elafonissi Beach on Crete's west coast, with stops at a honey producer and the village of Elos. You'll taste four varieties of local honey and complimentary Cretan wine before spending four hours at the beach, where you can swim in turquoise water, explore the pink-sand shoreline, or rest under a complimentary umbrella. The tour runs eight to ten hours total, includes pickup from your hotel or a meeting point, and a professional driver guides the route in an air-conditioned coach. On the way back, you stop in Elos for an optional lunch or a walk through the chestnut forest.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Chania without a rental car—the pickup and fixed schedule mean you don't arrange the drive to Elafonissi yourself, and the four hours at the beach are carved out of the day without you having to plan the timing around the return journey.
Santorini: Flying Dress Photoshoot with Pickup & 120+ Edited PhotosYou’ll slip into a flowing dress (any color you want) for your own private flying dress photoshoot around Santorini’s blue domes and sunlit alleys, guided by local photographers who know all the best angles. Includes pickup and drop-off, help from an assistant tossing your dress just right, and over 120 edited photos sent straight to your inbox — plus that feeling of being part of something totally unique.
Naxos: Saint Anna Winery Tour & Wine Tasting with Farm WalkYou walk through olive gardens and a 9th-century chapel, then move into the working winery to watch the wine-making process unfold. The tasting pairs six to nine local wines with farm-grown snacks — tomatoes, cheeses, olives — all served in the production space itself. The tour wraps in the late afternoon, and you leave with a clear sense of where the wine came from and how it got into the bottle.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see how wine actually gets made rather than just taste it — the tour happens inside the working winery, not in a separate tasting room, which is what makes the connection between the process and the glass in your hand real.
Santorini Catamaran Cruise: Red & White Beach, Volcano Swim, BBQYou’ll sail Santorini’s caldera by catamaran, stopping to swim at Red Beach and White Beach, soak in Nea Kameni’s volcanic hot springs, and enjoy a barbecue lunch onboard with local wine. Expect laughter, salty hair, and moments where you just have to pause and look around—because this place feels unreal sometimes.
Kos Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer with Pickup & ComfortYou’ll be greeted at Kos Airport by your driver holding a sign with your name, then ride comfortably in a private vehicle straight to your hotel. Enjoy local stories along the way, let someone else handle your bags and directions, and start your trip feeling looked after—even before you’ve unpacked.
Santorini Airport & Port Transfers: Private Car with Luggage HelpYou're picked up at the airport or port by a named driver who meets you on arrival and loads your luggage. The car has AC, water, and WiFi; the price is fixed before you book. The driver drops you at your hotel or accommodation and handles the same service in reverse when you leave. No queue, no negotiation, no surprises.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and the uncertainty of negotiating a fare after a long flight—the driver arrives at a set time, handles your luggage, and the price is locked in before you land.
Rhodes: Private Catamaran Day Trip to Lindos & Blue LagoonYou’ll feel the hush of open water as you cruise by Rhodes’ southeast coast on your private catamaran day trip to Lindos. Snap photos of the Acropolis from the sea, swim in the Blue Lagoon’s clear shallows, and share Mediterranean lunch with cool drinks onboard. It’s relaxed but full of small surprises — perfect if you want a day that feels both easy and special.
Crete: Cretan Cooking Class & Olive Oil Tasting on Family FarmYou’ll join a mother-daughter team on their Crete olive farm for a real Cretan cooking class — picking fresh ingredients, learning family recipes outdoors, tasting olive oil pressed right here, and sharing lunch with local wine under the trees. Expect laughter, hands-on tips (and maybe some flour on your shirt), plus stories you’ll want to remember long after you leave.
Crete: Finikia & Giouchtas Horseback Ride with Cretan LunchYou’ll ride gentle horses through Crete’s Finikia and Giouchtas mountains alongside a local guide, pause for fruit at the summit with views of Zeus’ resting place, then return for a homemade Cretan lunch and wine in the stables’ garden. It’s not rushed—just slow moments you’ll want to hold onto.
Zakynthos Turtle Tour: Small Group Boat & SwimmingYou board a small boat with a local skipper and spend the morning spotting Caretta-Caretta sea turtles in their natural habitat, swimming near them when conditions allow. You explore the blue-water caves at Keri—something only small boats can do—and visit Turtle Island for a beach swim. Snorkeling gear and hotel pickup are included, and the whole experience keeps groups under ten people so you're never crowded.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see sea turtles without the noise and crowd of a big tour boat, and if you're comfortable with a small vessel and a short walk through shallow water to board. The small-group format is what makes the turtles stay calm and lets you swim near them safely.
Rhodes SUP & Snorkeling: Sea Caves & Cliff Jump OptionYou paddle a small group of twelve along Rhodes' east coast, exploring a sea cave and snorkeling in clear water, with a midday break for local snacks. Cliff jumping is optional. Guides provide instruction for beginners, a support boat stays nearby for safety, and all gear plus hotel pickup are included. The whole experience runs about four hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to explore Rhodes' coast without arranging your own boat or gear — the small group size and experienced guides mean you get personal attention whether you're new to paddleboarding or already comfortable on the water.
Athens: Acropolis & Ancient Agora Walking Tour with EntryYou’ll follow ancient footsteps up to the Acropolis with a local guide who brings history alive through stories and laughter. Stand beneath the Parthenon’s columns, touch centuries-old marble, then wind down to explore Athens’ Ancient Agora where democracy began. Entry fees are included so you can focus on soaking up every detail—and maybe even try out your Greek.
Athens: Acropolis, Agora & Private Full Day Tour with PickupYou’ll climb ancient marble steps at sunrise on the Acropolis, wander lively Monastiraki after lunch, and take in Athens from Lycabettus Hill—all with easy hotel pickup and a local driver who makes every moment feel personal. It’s a day packed with stories and small surprises that linger long after you leave.
Symi Island from Rhodes: Full-Day Ferry & MonasteryYou board a passenger ferry in Rhodes, spend an hour exploring a 18th-century monastery with silver icons and bell tower views, then have 3.5 hours loose in a harbor village to swim, eat, and wander. Hotel pickup and drop-off from select Rhodes resorts are included, along with your boarding cards and a printed guide to the island.Is it for me?A good fit if you want a full Aegean island experience without arranging your own ferry or transport—the pickup from your resort and pre-arranged boarding cards mean you just show up. The day is full but unhurried: monastery, village, and water time all fit because the schedule gives each one the hours it needs.
Athens Street Food Tour: Taste Local Eateries in MonastirakiAn Athens street food tour through Monastiraki, Psirri and the Central Market, led by a local guide who stops at working eateries and food stalls to taste koulouri, spanakopita, souvlaki, peinirli and loukoumades. The tour runs 2.5 hours at a relaxed pace with regular stops; small-group and private options are available, and dietary needs (vegetarian, gluten-free, vegan, lactose-free) can be accommodated with advance notice.Is it for me?Small groups move at a relaxed pace with more conversation; go private to explore the markets and eateries at your own rhythm with your travel companions.
Athens Acropolis, Parthenon & Plaka Walking Tour with SnacksYou’ll climb Athens’ Acropolis with a local guide who brings ancient stories to life, stand beneath the Parthenon’s columns, snack on warm Greek pastries in Plaka’s cobbled streets, and end among Monastiraki’s lively crowds. Expect surprises—maybe even in your own reaction to those old stones.
Santorini island tour: Oia, volcanic beaches & monasteryA five-hour guided tour of Santorini with a local driver covers the island's most photographed spots—Oia's blue-domed churches, the Monastery of Profitis Ilias at the island's peak, red and black volcanic beaches—plus a quieter traditional village in the wine-growing south. You choose between swimming time and lunch at Perivolos Beach or a visit to either Akrotiri's archaeological site or a local wine farm; pickup is included, and the itinerary can be customized to your pace.Is it for me?The flexible itinerary means you steer the afternoon toward what interests you—a swim and meal at the beach, an archaeological dig, or a wine tasting—so the tour fits your pace instead of a fixed schedule rushing you through each stop.
Cooking Classes in Mykonos: Learn Greek Dishes at HomeA cooking class in Mykonos held in a traditional Mykonian home where you learn to make dishes like spinach pie and stuffed peppers, then share the meal with your fellow cooks and a local guide. The class runs about 5 hours and includes hotel or port pickup, wine with lunch or dinner, a commemorative photo, and a small bag of local products to take home. You choose between a daytime or evening session, and can add a walking tour of Mykonos Town, a farm visit, or an island tour if you want more than just cooking.Is it for me?Book the daytime class if you want to explore Mykonos Town or a farm afterward; the evening session suits anyone who prefers to cook and eat later in the day. Either way, you're cooking in someone's home kitchen rather than a classroom, which is what makes this different from a standard cooking demonstration.
Santorini Sightseeing Tour: Oia, Monastery & Black Sand BeachA 5-hour guided sightseeing tour of Santorini covering Oia village, Prophet Elias Monastery, Firostefani's blue dome church, Megalochori's narrow streets, and Perissa Beach, with a driver-guide, hotel pickup and bottled water included. Groups stay under eight people. Minimum age is 12.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you'll follow the commentary comfortably if that's your language. Book this one if you want the five signature stops—Oia, the blue domes, the monastery, the traditional village and the black sand beach—without spending the day figuring out which order makes sense or how to get between them.
