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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Meteora Day Trip from Athens: 3 Monasteries & Hermit CavesYou depart Athens at 9am without an early alarm, travel by air-conditioned coach with WiFi, visit three working monasteries and the Hermit Caves of Badovas with a local expert guide, enjoy a traditional lunch at a reserved restaurant, and return to the city by late evening. The later start and included transport mean you skip the chaos of early-morning tours and arrange nothing yourself.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see Meteora's main monasteries and caves in one day without renting a car or arranging their own transport and timing—the 9am start means you skip the pre-dawn rush that defines most Meteora tours, and the fixed schedule handles all the logistics so you just show up and follow your guide.
Mykonos Small Group Tour from Cruise Ship: Windmills & BeachesA small group or private tour of Mykonos for cruise passengers, with pickup and drop-off at your ship and a guaranteed return time. You visit the iconic Windmills, walk through Mykonos Town's narrow streets, stop at the Panagia Paraportiani church, explore the Panagia Tourliani Monastery in Ano Mera village, and swim at Kalafatis Beach. The tour runs four hours in an air-conditioned vehicle with a live English-speaking guide; semi-private groups keep numbers small, and a private option is available if you prefer it alone. Children from age 5 are welcome, and the team will get you back to the ship on time.Is it for me?Choose the semi-private option if you want to meet other travelers and keep costs down; pick the private tour if you'd rather have the guide and vehicle to yourself or if you have mobility needs that require flexibility—the private option can accommodate people with walking difficulties.
Athens: Greek Cooking Class & Rooftop Dinner Acropolis ViewYou’ll join a small group in Athens’ lively Psirri neighborhood for a hands-on Greek cooking class led by a local chef. Prepare spanakopita, moussaka, salads and more before heading upstairs for a long dinner on a rooftop terrace facing the Acropolis at sunset. Expect laughter in the kitchen and food that tastes even better because you made it yourself.
Santorini: Catamaran Cruise with BBQ, Open Bar & Hotel PickupYou’ll sail Santorini’s coastline on a small-group catamaran cruise with stops at Red Beach, White Beach, and volcanic hot springs. Swim or snorkel straight from the boat, then share a BBQ lunch with local wine as cliffs slide by outside your window. Hotel pickup keeps things easy—just bring your swimsuit and let yourself drift for an afternoon.
Santorini: Sea Kayak South Coast, Sea Caves & Picnic TourYou’ll paddle Santorini’s wild south coast by kayak with a small group and local guide, stopping to swim and snorkel at Red and White beaches. Explore hidden sea caves and share a homemade picnic right on the stones. Expect laughter, salty air, and moments you’ll remember long after you leave the island.
Athens Food Walking Tour: 15 tastings through 4 neighborhoodsAn award-winning small group food walking tour in Athens takes you through Plaka, Monastiraki, Psirri and the city's central food market, stopping at 10 specialty shops to taste olive oil, cheese, cured meats, sweets, spices, tapas and Greek souvlaki. A local food expert guide leads the route in English or French, and all 15 tastings are included — the operator calls it lunch. The tour runs 3.5 hours and suits all fitness levels; vegetarian tastings are available, and special dietary needs can be arranged.Is it for me?Your guide navigates the backstreet food shops and handles the ordering—you simply taste your way through 15 stops that replace lunch.
Santorini Airport Transfer: Semi-Private Van, Meet & GreetYou’ll step off your flight in Santorini and be greeted by a local driver holding your name—no guesswork or stress. Your transfer includes comfortable seating in an air-conditioned Mercedes van (with room for all your bags), reliable pickup at any hour, and friendly help from someone who knows these winding island roads by heart.
Acropolis & Museum Tour Athens: Skip-Line & Expert GuideYou walk the Acropolis with an expert guide who explains the Parthenon, Erechtheion, Temple of Athena Nike and Theatre of Dionysus in context, then tour the New Acropolis Museum with its glass-floor excavation views. Skip-the-line entry, small groups, earsets and an Athens map are included. The 3-hour pace keeps you moving without rushing, and entrance fees are separate unless you book the ticket option.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Acropolis monuments explained by someone who knows the history, plus the museum context, without spending your morning in the entry line — the small-group format and expert guide are what turn a famous hilltop into something you actually understand.
Santorini: Private Island Panorama Tour with Beach & SunsetYou’ll wander Santorini’s whitewashed villages with a local guide, taste wine made by monks atop Prophet Elias mountain, feel volcanic sand between your toes at Perissa Beach, and watch Oia’s sunset in hushed company. Every stop brings small surprises—cats napping in alleys or laughter over grilled octopus—and you’ll leave with more memories than photos.
Athens Evening Food Tour: Greek Street Food with Local GuideAn evening food tour of Athens led by a local guide through the neighborhoods of Monastiraki and Psirri, where you taste souvlaki, traditional Greek pies, cold cuts and cheeses at working eateries, then sit for a full dinner with wine and dessert. The tour lasts three hours, starts and ends near Monastiraki, and runs with either a shared group (up to 20 people) or a smaller group (up to 12 people). Children from age 4 are welcome; limited options exist for gluten-free, vegan, lactose-free and low-carb diets.Is it for me?Book the shared group tour if you want to meet other travelers while eating; choose the small group option if you prefer a quieter pace and closer attention from the guide. Either way, you're walking with someone who knows which eateries locals actually use, so you taste real food instead of what's built for tourists.
Athens: Acropolis Skip-the-Line & Parthenon Small Group TourYou skip the Acropolis line with a timed entry ticket, spend two hours on the hill with a licensed guide learning the history of the Parthenon and the 5th-century complex, then ride through Athens in a small van to see the Temple of Zeus, the Olympic Stadium, and the neoclassical Trilogy buildings. The afternoon is spent walking through Plaka and the old town, passing ancient landmarks and soaking in the neighborhood's two-thousand-year rhythm. The whole tour is five to six hours, includes water and a professional guide, and gets you back to the city center by early afternoon — no arranging transport or entry tickets yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the main Athens landmarks in one morning and afternoon without figuring out entry times, transport, or which sites to prioritize — the fixed Acropolis slot and small group pace are what make it possible to cover the Acropolis, the panoramic stops, and Plaka without feeling rushed or lost.
Santorini Catamaran Cruise with BBQ: Volcano, Beaches & SunsetA small-group catamaran cruise in Santorini carries you to four stops—Red Beach, White Beach, the Venetian Lighthouse and the Volcano Hot-Springs—with time to swim and snorkel at each. The boat holds just 18 people, ensuring a stable ride and room to move. Greek BBQ lunch or dinner, wine, soft drinks and snorkeling equipment are included; you choose between a morning departure or a sunset sailing.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the beaches and volcano stops before the afternoon heat builds, and the crew's attention while the light is still sharp for photos. The sunset cruise trades the morning calm for dinner on the water as the sun drops behind the caldera—pick it if you want the light show and don't mind a later return to your hotel.
Mykonos island tour: Windmills, beaches & monasteryA small-group or private island tour of Mykonos lasting three and a half hours, with hotel or cruise port pickup included. You walk through Mykonos Town past the iconic windmills and the whitewashed Panagia Paraportiani church, explore the waterfront shops of Little Venice, spend 30 minutes in the traditional village of Ano Mera at the Panagia Tourliani Monastery, and finish at either Armenistis Lighthouse overlooking Agios Stefanos beach or at a beach for 45 minutes of swimming. The tour includes a guide in English, bottled water, traditional Greek and Mykonian snacks, and air-conditioned transport throughout.Is it for me?Choose the small-group option if you want to meet other travelers and split the cost, or go private if your group prefers to move at its own pace. Pick the beach option if swimming matters to you; pick the lighthouse option if you'd rather stand on the cliffs and skip the water.
Mykonos Shore Excursion: Windmills, Town & Beaches TourA half-day shore excursion from Mykonos cruise port with pickup at your ship's terminal, local English-speaking guide, and air-conditioned transport. The route covers the Armenistis Lighthouse, Kalafatis Beach, the inland village of Ano Mera with its 16th-century monastery, and a walking tour of Mykonos Town including the Windmills, Little Venice, and the Church of Panagia Paraportiani. Departure is timed to get you back to the port before your ship leaves; a full refund applies if your vessel doesn't dock.Is it for me?The tour starts at your ship's terminal and returns you there on schedule, which solves the logistics if you're arriving in Mykonos for the first time without a rental car or local knowledge. The four-hour window fits a port day where you want to see the island's highlights—the windmills, the old town, a beach, and an inland village—without the risk of missing your ship's departure.
Athens: 3-Hour Bike Tour Psirri, Plaka & Olympic StadiumYou cycle through two of Athens' most walkable neighborhoods on a sturdy Dutch bike, stopping at the Temple of Zeus, Olympic Stadium, and the Presidential Mansion while your guide explains Greek daily life and food culture. The three-hour pace leaves time for photos and a honey yogurt break, and you finish knowing which streets locals actually use.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in central Athens who want to see the main sights and quieter neighborhoods without walking all day. The three-hour window means you're done by early afternoon, leaving the rest of the day free.
Athens: Electric Bike Tour Acropolis, Plaka & City SightsYou’ll glide past Athens’ most famous sights on an electric bike tour led by a local guide—think close-up Acropolis views, lively Plaka streets, and peaceful garden paths. Expect small group energy, spontaneous stops for photos or snacks, and honest tips for what to do next in Athens. It’s less about facts and more about feeling part of the city’s rhythm.
Santorini Airport Transfer: 24/7 Hotel Pickup & Spacious VanYou’ll get picked up right at your hotel door in Santorini by a local driver who handles your bags and drives you straight to the airport in an air-conditioned van. There’s WiFi onboard for last-minute photos or messages, plus bottled water if you need it. Expect a calm start to your journey home—and maybe even a friendly tip about what to eat next time you’re back.
Santa Maria 3 Island Cruise: Aegean boat tour with cliff jumpingThe Santa Maria 3 Island Cruise is a full-day boat tour departing from Santa Maria that visits three islands in the Aegean—Platy, Kalymnos and Pserimos—with swimming, cliff jumping, dolphin watching and a freshly cooked lunch served aboard the 80-foot wooden vessel. The tour includes a personalized audio guide on your smartphone, restroom access and a traditional BBQ lunch; beverages are not included but vegetarian and vegan meals are available on request.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day on the water with three island stops and hands-on activities like cliff jumping and sponge diving, rather than a beach-focused cruise—you'll get local culture and activity mixed together across Platy, Kalymnos, and Pserimos.
Snorkeling in Rhodes: 3-Hour Aegean Cruise with DrinksA 3-hour snorkeling cruise from Faliraki Harbour in Rhodes visits Traganou Caves, Afantou Bay, Ladiko Bay and Antony Quinn Bay on a catamaran carrying a maximum of 28 passengers. The boat carries snorkeling equipment, and an open bar with beer, wine, soft drinks and fresh-fruit cocktails made on board; local snacks and a fruit platter are included. Hotel transfers from Faliraki can be arranged the day before; transfers from Rhodes Town, Ixia or cruise ships incur a 10€ per person charge.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel three bays in one afternoon with a full hour at Antony Quinn Bay instead of quick 30-minute stops, keeping the pace relaxed rather than rushed.
Rhodes to Lindos: Morning Transfer & 4 Hours Free TimeYou get picked up from your Rhodes hotel or the cruise port, driven along the scenic coast to Lindos, and dropped at the village with a map in hand. Spend four hours exploring the Acropolis, the whitewashed streets, beaches, or lunch spots without a guide or fixed itinerary. A photo stop on the return journey breaks up the ride back to your starting point.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Lindos without the midday crowds and prefer to explore on your own schedule rather than follow a guide—the early departure and four-hour window are what make that possible.
