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 Snorkeling Catamaran Cruise with Volcano StopsA half-day catamaran cruise in Santorini with five swimming and snorkeling stops, including Amoudi Bay beneath Oia, the Red and White beaches, Thirasia island, and the volcano hot springs. The boat carries snorkeling gear, towels, seafood and BBQ prepared on board, wine and beer, and one glass of Prosecco at sunset. Departures run at 10am or 3pm from Amoudi Bay.Is it for me?Book the 10am departure if you want the morning light and time to explore Oia afterward; choose the 3pm slot if you're planning the sunset as the centerpiece of your afternoon and want to watch it from the water with a glass in hand.
Delphi Day Tour from Athens: Archaeology, Museum & ArachovaA guided day tour from Athens to Delphi's UNESCO archaeological site and museum, with a stop in the village of Arachova. The guide leads you through the Temple of Apollo and other monuments at the site, then through the museum's 15 rooms of artifacts; you get 45 minutes free to explore on your own, plus a rest stop in Levadia on the drive up. Lunch at a local taverna in Arachova and the entrance fees are optional add-ons at checkout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Athens and want a full day of ancient history without arranging transport, entry tickets or a guide yourself — the coach, the expert, and the museum admission are all coordinated, so you step off in Arachova at the end of the day with the major sites behind you.
Wine Tasting Tour in Mykonian Land: 2-Hour Winery VisitA 2-hour wine tasting tour in Mykonian Land takes you through an operating winery's olive grove, vineyards and wine press, with tastings and traditional Mykonian appetizers included. The tour runs with a live English-speaking guide and ends at a traditional tavern. Infants sit on an adult's lap; the tour suits all fitness levels and pets are not permitted.Is it for me?Book this for a morning or afternoon when you want to understand how Greek wine actually gets made without renting a car or navigating to a winery on your own—the guide, the tastings and the food are all arranged, and you're back in 2 hours.
Corfu: Paxos & Antipaxos Blue Caves Boat Tour with LunchYou board in Corfu, sail past the Old Fortress and Kanoni peninsula, then enter two sea caves with electric-blue water and white limestone walls. You swim and snorkel at Antipaxos in turquoise coves, see small protected islands, and finish with lunch in the waterfront village of Gaios before returning to Corfu in the evening. All entry fees and multilingual guiding are included.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Corfu who want to see the Ionian islands and sea caves in one day without arranging their own boat. Plan for a full day on the water — that's what lets you reach two caves, snorkel at Antipaxos, and still have time in Gaios village.
Santorini Catamaran Cruise: Greek Meal, Open Bar & SunsetYou’ll sail along Santorini’s caldera on a small-group catamaran cruise with stops for swimming at volcanic hot springs and deep blue beaches. Enjoy a full Greek BBQ meal with fresh seafood and local wine served onboard as you watch Oia’s whitewashed houses light up at sunset. Includes hotel pickup and drop-off plus all drinks—just bring your swimsuit (preferably dark colored!).
Snorkeling in Milos: Kleftiko & Sykia caves, 12-person boatA full-day snorkeling cruise from Adamas port around Milos covers the island's western side with stops at Kleftiko and Sykia, two of the most remote spots reachable only by boat. The sailing boat carries 12 passengers, a crew of two experienced guides, and all snorkeling gear; the route adjusts for weather, and the skipper may shift departure and arrival times by up to two hours to ensure safe conditions.Is it for me?The eight-hour duration means you can book this as your main activity for the day and still have time to explore Adamas or rest at your hotel before or after. The small group of 12 and the relaxed pace between stops make it possible to swim and snorkel without feeling rushed, though the sailing yacht does rock, especially under sail, so it's not suited to anyone who needs a completely stable platform.
Athens: Meteora Monasteries & Coastal Stops with LunchYou travel from Athens by air-conditioned coach with two seaside stops — brunch and dinner at a beachfront bar instead of a highway station. Inside Meteora, you visit three of the six monasteries, use a multilingual offline audio guide to explore at your own pace, and stop at six panoramic viewpoints for photos. A traditional Greek lunch in Kastraki village is included, and the entire day lasts around twelve hours. Monastery fees (€5 per site, cash) are separate.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Meteora's main monasteries and landscapes in one day without arranging your own transport, timing monastery visits, or figuring out where to eat — the fixed schedule and included lunch handle all three, and the two seaside stops replace the usual highway rest station with actual views.
Minoan Route tour Crete: 8-hour mountain excursion with lunchThis 8-hour guided tour follows the Minoan Route through the Cretan mountains, stopping at historic sites including an ancient Roman aqueduct, the Greek Mythology Theme Park, and the Lassithi Plateau. You visit the forgotten village of Sfendile, meet a shepherd named Giannis and help feed his goats, taste local products at a village café, and finish with a 3-course Cretan lunch and wine at a tavern in Lassithi. The guide speaks English, French, German or Dutch, and hotel or port pickup is included.Is it for me?The 8-hour commitment means you can fit this into a single day without cutting the rest of your itinerary short — the guide handles the route and timing, so the morning or afternoon stays open for other plans.
Quad Safari Crete: Small-Group Adventure to Achlada Ghost VillageA half-day quad biking adventure in Crete where small groups ride backcountry tracks to the clifftop village of Achlada, the orange groves of Fodele, and mountain passes inaccessible by road. A driving lesson and helmet are included; you need a valid license to ride. The guide speaks English, French, German or Arabic and shares local history and connections to traditional Cretan life along the way.Is it for me?Choose the half-day option if you want the backcountry experience without committing a full day, or the sunset trip if you prefer to ride in the late afternoon and end with views from the heights. Either way, the small-group format and local guide mean you're not following a convoy—you're riding with someone who knows the routes and the people along them.
Athens Airport Drop Off: Meet-and-Greet at ArrivalsYou book with your flight number and hotel address, and a named driver meets you in the arrivals hall holding a sign. He drives you directly to your accommodation in an air-conditioned vehicle sized for your group, with the price fixed and the route planned before you land. The service tracks flight delays, so he adjusts his timing if you're running late. No negotiation, no navigation, no luggage wrestling—just a smooth handoff from airport to hotel.Is it for me?Book this if you land with luggage and want to skip the airport bus queue and taxi negotiation—the driver is waiting, the price is fixed, and you're at your hotel without making a single decision after you land.
Santorini wine tour: 10 tastings at 3 volcanic wineriesYou visit three traditional wineries on Santorini with a sommelier guide, taste ten volcanic wines from the island's unique terroir, walk through cellars to see how the wine is made, and finish with dinner as the sun sets. The group stays small—under eight people—so there's time to ask questions and actually absorb what you're tasting. Everything is included: tastings, snacks, dinner, water, and all taxes.Is it for me?Right for wine drinkers who want to understand Santorini's volcanic wines rather than just taste them, and who prefer a small group where you can actually talk to the guide. Plan for an afternoon and early evening out—that's what lets you visit three wineries, taste thoughtfully, and sit down to dinner without rushing.
St. Paul's Footsteps Tour from Athens: Corinth & Ancient AgoraA six-hour private tour from Athens to Corinth following St. Paul's missionary journey, with hotel or port pickup and a live English or Greek-speaking guide. You walk the Ancient Agora where Paul preached, stand at the Bema rostrum where he was tried before the proconsul Gallio, visit the Temple of Apollo and lesser-known early Christian sites, and explore the ancient port of Cenchreae. The tour accommodates two to six passengers in a private minivan with air conditioning and WiFi; entrance fees to Ancient Corinth are optional, and lunch stops are scheduled but meals cost extra.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Athens without a rental car or arriving by cruise ship with limited time—the private pickup and fixed six-hour schedule mean you don't arrange transport yourself, and the small group size (two to six passengers) keeps the pace flexible enough for prayer and reflection at each site without rushing through the day.
Athens Catamaran Cruise: 5-hour Greek meal and 2 swimming stopsA 5-hour semi-private catamaran cruise on the Athens Riviera for up to 11 guests includes two swimming stops with snorkeling gear, a traditional Greek BBQ lunch or dinner with fresh local ingredients, unlimited beer and wine, and a professional English-speaking crew. Hotel pickup and drop-off can be arranged for an additional cost. The minimum group size is 2 passengers, and the experience runs morning or sunset depending on the option you choose.Is it for me?One boat handles your meal and swimming stops—no coordinating transport between locations or finding a restaurant, just the Athens Riviera and fresh Greek food served where you swim.
3 Island Cruise from Kos: 4 Swimming Stops with Captain MorganA full-day cruise from Kos aboard Captain Morgan visits Pserimos, Vathy in Kalymnos, Plati and a hidden-gem swim stop, with four swimming breaks, dolphin-watching, and lunch included. The boat departs at a fixed time with a live guide in English, Italian, French or German; meet at the vessel 30 minutes before departure. Seven hours total, with the remaining time reserved for travel between islands.Is it for me?Book this cruise if you want to swim at multiple islands without organizing transport between them or deciding which stops to visit — the route, timing and four swimming breaks are set, so you just show up and swim.
Zakynthos: Navagio Beach & Blue Caves Boat Tour with Cliff ViewsYou board a boat to Navagio Beach and the Blue Caves, with 30+ minutes to swim in the caves and another 30 minutes at or near the shipwreck. You also get the cliff-top view from Bohali Hill and photo stops along the way. Hotel pickup and water are included, and the whole day wraps by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want Zakynthos's three main sights—the shipwreck, the caves, and the cliff views—without arranging boats or transport separately. Plan for a full morning and early afternoon out; that's what fits all three stops and the swimming time into one day.
Athens Acropolis & Parthenon Walking Tour with Skip-the-LineYou’ll walk ancient stones with an expert guide who brings Athens’ myths alive at every stop. Feel cool marble under your hands at Dionysus Theatre, catch city views from atop the Acropolis, and end by the Parthenon with time to linger or snap photos. Expect moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Santorini Caldera Cruise: Volcano Hike & Hot Springs SwimYou hike a volcanic island with a guide who explains its eruption history, swim in warm sulfur springs 30 to 40 meters from the boat (with foam noodles provided), and explore the quiet village of Thirassia before returning. Pickup from Athinios Port is included if selected; otherwise, meet at the Old Port in Fira. Bring sturdy shoes, water, and sunscreen for the volcano; dark swimwear for the springs. The whole experience runs about half a day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Santorini's volcanic landscape and swim in thermal springs without arranging your own boat or timing three separate stops — the fixed itinerary handles the logistics, and the tour escort guides you through the hike so you understand what you're looking at.
Naxos Bus Tour: Demeter's Temple, Marble Villages & KourosA guided bus tour of Naxos Island covering the 6th-century Demeter's Temple, the marble-paved neighborhoods of Apeiranthos and Chalki, the fishing village of Apollonas, and the unfinished Kouros statue at the ancient marble quarries. The tour runs 8 hours with an English-speaking local guide and includes hotel or central pickup; Demeter's Temple requires a separate cash payment at the gate and is closed Tuesdays and May 1st. The bus travels through winding mountain roads, so bring motion sickness medication if needed.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the main archaeological and cultural sites of Naxos without navigating mountain roads yourself—the fixed route and guide handle the logistics, and the long stops in Apeiranthos and Chalki let you set your own pace through the villages and choose where to eat lunch.
Snorkeling in Santorini: Sunset Catamaran with Hot SpringsA five-hour catamaran tour from Santorini that sails past the volcano, stops at the hot springs for a swim, and anchors at Red and White Beaches for snorkeling. The boat holds a maximum of twenty passengers, includes a live guide in English or Greek, hotel pickup, snorkeling gear, towels and a grilled Greek menu prepared on board, plus local wine and beer throughout. The tour ends at Amoudi Bay timed to catch the sunset.Is it for me?Book the sunset tour if you want the full day of snorkeling and sailing timed to end as the light goes; the morning tour works better if you prefer to snorkel earlier and have the rest of your day free, though it skips the sunset finale.
Athens 3-Island Cruise: Saronic Gulf with Lunch & SwimmingA full-day cruise from Athens to three islands in the Saronic Gulf — Agistri, a swimming spot in Metopi or Aponisos, and Aegina — aboard a wooden motorized boat with a live English-speaking guide. The boat departs Marina Zeas and returns there after 10 hours of sailing, swimming and meals. Snorkelling gear, traditional Greek lunch, beer, wine and soft drinks are included throughout the day; pickup from Athens hotels is available as an add-on option.Is it for me?Book this cruise if you want to visit three islands in one day without the hassle of ferries and timetables — the boat's fixed schedule, included meals and drinks, and the choice of swimming spot based on daily conditions mean the day unfolds without you arranging anything beyond showing up at the marina.
