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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Rhodes Private Island Tour: Lindos, Springs & Butterfly ValleyA private full-day tour of Rhodes covers Lindos, Seven Springs, Butterfly Valley and Rhodes Medieval Old Town, with a guide and private transportation. Since it's private, you can adjust the stops and departure time to suit your schedule. The tour runs around seven hours and includes a one-hour stop in Lindos to explore the Acropolis or the beaches, plus an hour in the Medieval Old Town to walk the Street of the Knights and the Jewish Quarter. Infants and small children can travel in a pram or stroller.Is it for me?Choose this if you're staying on one side of Rhodes and want a driver to handle navigation while you decide which stops matter to you—the private format lets you adjust the route and departure time to fit your schedule.
Cooking Class Athens: Five courses with Acropolis viewYou'll spend a hands-on afternoon learning to cook five classic Greek dishes—tzatziki, spinach pie, moussaka, salad, and galatopita—with a professional local chef in Athens. The class includes fresh ingredient selection, step-by-step instruction at the Acropolis view, and both lunch and dinner made from what you've prepared. You leave with recipes you can cook at home and the confidence that you actually know how to make them.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn Greek cooking in a real kitchen setting with a local chef, rather than watch a demonstration or follow a recipe alone at home—the hands-on format and the meals included mean you're cooking and eating, not just observing.
Brewery Visit in Crete: Hand-Crafted Beer & Valley ViewsA brewery visit in Crete where you taste fresh hand-crafted beer on an open terrace surrounded by olive, avocado and orange trees, with the option to tour the production area or pair tastings with food from the open-air kitchen. The brewery operates daily from 11am until sunset, and children under 13 join the tour free of cost.Is it for me?Choose the beer tasting alone if you want to drop in for an hour and taste the five styles without committing to a meal or tour. Pick the tour if you want to see how the beer is made and have time to spend—it runs about two hours—and pair it with food or meze to stay longer on the terrace.
Paramotor Trike Flight Corfu: 20-Minute Aerial ViewsA 20-minute paramotor trike flight over Corfu lets you sit back and watch five beaches unfold beneath you—Kontogialos, Glyfada, Stelari, Paradise and Giali—with no training or prior paragliding experience needed. A brief ground briefing is all the setup required. The operator contacts you about the exact meeting time based on weather; mornings between 8am and noon tend to work best. Sunset flights are possible if conditions allow.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to watch the coastline from above in a shared trike rather than fly solo, and prefer a quick 20-minute flight over a longer commitment.
Mycenae, Epidaurus & Nafplio Day Trip from Athens with Private CarYou’ll travel from Athens through history—stand above Corinth Canal’s dizzying cliffs, walk Mycenae’s ancient gates, taste fresh seafood in Nafplio’s tangled streets, and test Epidaurus’ legendary acoustics with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. It’s not just sites—it’s moments that stick with you long after you’re back home.
Oia Water Transfer & Firostefani Church: Cruise to DriveYou board a water taxi at the Old Port and glide across the caldera to Amoudi Bay, then shuttle up into Oia village with no fixed schedule — you explore for as long as you want. On the return, your driver stops at the iconic Three Bells church for photos before dropping you in Fira. The whole experience skips the cable car lines and gives you control over your own pace.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the cable car lines and arrive in Oia already relaxed, with the freedom to spend as long as you want exploring — the water route and flexible shuttles are what make that possible without feeling rushed.
Mykonos catamaran cruise: Delos, Rhenia & swimmingA morning or sunset catamaran cruise from Mykonos visits Delos for views of ancient ruins from the boat, anchors in a cove at Rhenia for swimming and a freshly prepared meal on deck, and returns with hotel pickup included. The crew speaks English and Greek; children from age 2 are welcome. Snorkeling gear, seasonal fruit, wine and all beverages are included; dietary needs like vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free can be accommodated.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the full day ahead of you after the cruise; choose sunset if you prefer to swim and eat as the light changes and return to your hotel as evening arrives. Both versions follow the same route and include the same meal and swimming time—the difference is when you want to be on the water.
Corfu: Private Catamaran Cruise with Swim Stops & DrinksYou’ll feel salt on your skin as you sail past Corfu’s secret bays on a private catamaran cruise. Swim at hidden beaches only boats can reach, snack on fresh fruit with local wine or prosecco, and laugh with a friendly crew who make you feel at home. It’s relaxed, sun-soaked, and just a little bit magic—perfect for sharing with people you care about.
Athens: Private Night Food Tour & 5 Greek Wine TastingsYou meet your local foodie guide at Syntagma Square at dusk and move through three eateries over the course of the evening, tasting souvlaki, then four Greek wines paired with cheese at a wine bar, then a full dinner with appetizers and salad. The tour ends with gelato in Syntagma. All food, wine, and the guide's knowledge are included; you choose your proteins and mention any dietary needs when you book.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like locals without arranging stops or timing themselves—the guide handles the route and introductions, and the fixed menu means you taste more than you could order alone. Plan for an evening out; the multiple stops and wine tasting are what make a full dinner possible without feeling rushed.
Santorini: Sunset Sea Kayak, Red & Black Beaches, DinnerYou’ll paddle Santorini’s coast by kayak at sunset, exploring Black Beach, Red Beach, and hidden sea caves with a local guide. There’s time for snorkeling in clear water and then you’ll share dinner in a traditional seaside taverna before heading back—expect salt on your skin and that slow island feeling long after you’re home.
Santorini: Rent Your Own Boat & Captain the CalderaYou captain a 17-foot boat around Santorini's Caldera, volcanic beaches, and Thirasia island with no license required. The day includes a safety briefing, GPS and fish finder, bottled water, and complete freedom to build your own itinerary. Groups stay under six people, and the boat carries everything from a fresh-water shower to an ice-cooler and Bluetooth speakers.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to steer their own course around Santorini's Caldera and volcanic islands without a crowded tour boat or a license. Expect to be the one navigating and making decisions—that's what gives you the freedom to anchor where others don't go.
Chania old town and around private tour: 2 hours free to exploreA private 5- to 6-hour tour of Chania in a 7-seater van with a local English-speaking guide covers the city's Minoan, Ottoman and modern layers, then drops you at Talos Square to spend 2 hours exploring the old town's alleys, shops and restaurants on your own. The guide explains the cultures and invaders that shaped the city; you handle the wandering yourself because the operator cannot legally guide inside the old town. Pickup is included; meals and optional wine tasting (45 minutes, 25 euros) are separate.Is it for me?The tour gives you a guide's context for Chania's history during the drive, then sets you loose in the old town without a schedule—choose this if you want the background explained but prefer to wander and eat at your own pace rather than follow a group itinerary through the alleys.
Crete Private Tour: Knossos Palace, Zeus Cave & Olive Oil TastingA full-day private or small-group tour of Crete starting from Heraklion that visits Knossos Palace, the Cave of Zeus, old villages and an olive oil factory. The guide is a local English speaker who drives a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle and includes coffee, water, olive oil and raki tastings. Lunch at a family restaurant is optional, as is the Knossos Palace entrance fee (15 euros per person); the cave is closed Tuesdays and requires a 15-minute uphill walk plus steps to enter.Is it for me?Book the private option if your group wants the route and timing to itself; the small-group option works if you're flexible about sharing the vehicle and don't mind meeting other travelers. Either way, you're moving through the day with a local guide who knows the villages and the history, so you're not navigating or deciding stops on your own.
Heraklion: Archanes Wine Tour, Vineyard Tastings & Cretan LunchYou’ll wander Crete’s ancient Archanes wine region with a local guide, meeting winemakers among their vines and tasting organic wines paired with fresh cheeses and olive oil. Lunch is a slow feast in a shaded village square—expect laughter, new flavors, and stories you’ll want to remember long after you’re home.
Private Catamaran Cruise Santorini: Volcano, Beaches & Swim StopsA private catamaran cruise around Santorini's Caldera departs from Vlychada port and visits the volcano, hot springs, Red Beach and White Beach with swimming and snorkeling stops. The boat is yours alone: you set the stops, the timing and which beaches matter most. Lunch with BBQ and seafood, an open bar with local wine, snorkeling gear and hotel pickup are included; a live English-speaking guide is on board.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you want the full five hours to swim at multiple stops and explore White Beach without time pressure; pick the sunset cruise if the light over the Caldera and a shorter window matter more than a second snorkel site. Either way, a private boat means you set the pace instead of waiting for a group to gather at each stop.
Rethymno: Private Jet Ski Beach Adventure & WatersportsYou’ll feel your heart race as you zip across Rethymno’s city beach on a private jet ski adventure—with guidance from friendly local crew, safety training before you start, and plenty of time to relax by the sea after your ride. Expect laughter, salty air, and small moments that stick with you long after you’ve rinsed off the sand.
Santorini: Flying Dress Photoshoot & Instagram SpotsYou meet your photographer in Firostefani, choose your dress color from 19+ options, and spend an hour posing at Santorini's most photographed blue-dome locations while an assistant keeps the fabric airborne. You leave with 20 edited digital photos, no watermarks, ready to download. Family members can tag along at no extra charge.Is it for me?Book this if you want professional photos at Santorini's most famous spots without spending half the day coordinating outfits, locations, and editing — the photographer handles the direction and the post-work, so you just show up and pose.
Sailing and snorkeling boat trip from Lindos: 3 bays, small groupA small-group sailing and snorkeling trip from Lindos on Rhodes explores the east coast with stops at Red Sand beach, Agathi beach and Lindos bay, departing at 10am and returning by 3:30pm. The boat holds up to 13 people but typically runs with 10 or fewer. You can help with the sails and steering or relax on cushioned deck space; snorkeling gear, drinks and Greek lunch (on full-day bookings) are included. The itinerary shifts with wind and weather.Is it for me?Book the full-day trip if you want a meal and a full afternoon on the water; the half-day works better if you're splitting your day between the boat and exploring Lindos town or the Acropolis on foot. If you want to actively sail, confirm the weather forecast beforehand—calm days mean less chance to handle the sails, while windier conditions give you more to do.
Santorini Airport to Hotel: Private Transfer with WiFi & ACYou’ll land in Santorini and spot your name in arrivals—no stress, no waiting in line. Your private transfer takes you straight from airport or port to your hotel with air conditioning and WiFi on board. Let a local handle the roads while you soak up those first island views through the window—it’s a small comfort that sets the tone for your whole trip.
Meteora Monasteries Tour: Greek Lunch & Athens TransferYou’ll step into Meteora’s ancient monasteries with a local guide who brings old stories to life, share a proper Greek lunch in Kalambaka (with veggie options), and catch all those shifting mountain views along the way. Pickup from Athens or Kalambaka makes it simple — just bring some cash for monastery entries and an open mind for what you might feel standing there.
