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: Acropolis, Parthenon & Zeus Temple Half Day TourYou’ll wander through ancient Athens — from climbing marble steps at the Acropolis and marveling at the Parthenon, to exploring Plaka’s winding lanes and standing beneath towering columns at the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Expect real moments: local stories from your driver, time for coffee breaks or people-watching, and space to let ancient stones sink in.
Santorini: Skip Cable Car Tour for Cruise Passengers & Boat ReturnYou’ll step right off your cruise ship onto a boat across Santorini’s caldera—no lines or donkey dodging—then wander blue-domed villages like Oia and Megalochori with a local guide. There’s time to relax on Perivolos’ black sand beach before an easy return by boat. It’s Santorini’s sights without stress—just real moments and salty air.
Athens: Acropolis Wine Tasting & Greek Cheese PairingYou taste five Greek wines paired with artisanal cheeses, olives and rusks while a sommelier guide walks you through wine regions, grape varieties and how to evaluate quality — all projected on screen and explained in a laid-back way. You leave with tasting notes and a cheat sheet to find the wines again. The 90-minute session includes water, a cheese platter from across Greece, and happens in a quiet space directly beneath the Acropolis.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Greek wines and their regions without sitting through a formal lecture — the sommelier explains everything in a casual way, and the fact that you're tasting directly beneath the Acropolis makes the history feel less like background and more like context.
Santorini: Private Sightseeing Tour Oia, Red & Black BeachYou’ll wander Santorini’s famous Oia with a local guide, step into Megalochori’s peaceful lanes, feel Red Beach beneath your feet, and relax at Black Beach for lunch or sunset. This private tour includes pickup and all fees—just bring your curiosity and let Santorini surprise you.
Santorini Catamaran Cruise: Volcano, Hot Springs & BBQA 5-hour sailing catamaran cruise from Santorini visits the volcano, Hot Springs, Red Beach and White Beach with swimming and snorkeling stops, a barbecue meal prepared onboard, and complimentary Santorinian wine, soft drinks and water. Hotel pickup and roundtrip transfer are included, and the English-speaking crew provides safety instruction and a map of landmarks. Maximum 55 passengers per departure.Is it for me?The 5-hour pace means you're on the water the whole time with no long walks or early starts — you swim at three stops, eat lunch on the boat, and the driver meets you back at your hotel. It suits anyone who wants to see the volcano and Hot Springs without renting a car or booking separate transport.
Voidomatis River rafting in Zagori: Class 2 rapidsRiver rafting on the Voidomatis in the Zagori area puts you in a boat on Class 2 whitewater through Vikos Aoos National Park, with a guide, all equipment, and transport from your hotel or the Alpine Zones base. The 2-hour trip ends with a crossing of the artificial dam, the most impressive rapid on the run. A 20-minute briefing precedes the paddle, and crews stay under eight people per boat.Is it for me?You operate the boat yourself on this one — the guide leads but you're paddling — so it suits anyone comfortable holding a paddle and following instructions on moving water. Families with kids and first-time rafters find the Class 2 current manageable; experienced paddlers looking for harder whitewater should look elsewhere.
Mykonos: Delos Yacht Cruise, Rhenia Snorkeling & LunchYou board a sailing yacht in Mykonos, swim and snorkel in the clear waters off Rhenia, eat lunch on deck with complimentary wine, then explore the ancient ruins of Delos with a licensed guide before sailing back. The 6-hour cruise includes snorkeling gear, all drinks, and a guided tour of the archaeological site—you just need to arrange your own transport to the boat or add the optional hotel pickup.Is it for me?Book this if you want to combine swimming and snorkeling with ancient history in a single day without arranging separate boats, guides, or transport—the yacht handles all three, and the fixed itinerary means you don't have to piece together timing yourself.
Snorkeling in Rhodes: Anthony Quinn Bay & Kalithea SpringsA 5.5-hour snorkeling cruise from Rhodes departs Marina Mandraki at 10am and visits Anthony Quinn Bay, Ladiko Beach and Kalithea Springs, where you swim and snorkel with provided equipment at each stop. Lunch with local dishes, fruits, wine and beer are included; cocktails and ouzo are available to purchase separately. The boat returns at 3:30pm.Is it for me?This is a shared boat with a fixed schedule, so you're snorkeling alongside other travelers rather than alone. Choose it if you want three good snorkeling spots in one morning without renting a boat or arranging your own transport—the timing, the stops and the lunch are already planned, so you just show up at the marina.
Santorini Half-Day Tour: Villages, Oia & Caldera ViewsA half-day small-group tour of Santorini visits Prophet Elias Monastery at the island's highest point, the traditional village of Megalochori, the iconic Three Bells of Fira, Imerovigli's caldera overlook, and Oia, with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide included. Choose the morning departure for Greek coffee or the afternoon one timed for sunset in Oia. Maximum group size is 18 travelers.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the full day to explore Santorini's villages without time pressure, or choose the afternoon tour if you're arriving later and want to be in Oia for the sunset. Cruise passengers should plan conservatively for disembarkation and cable car delays before the confirmed departure time.
Santorini: Private Photo Tour Oia, Red Beach & Winery PickupYou’ll wander Santorini’s winding lanes with a local guide who actually knows where to find those famous blue domes—and where to escape the crowds for real moments. Expect hotel pickup, flexible stops from Oia to Red Beach and Pyrgos village, plus time for photos and a glass of wine at sunset. It’s more than just pictures—it’s tiny stories you’ll keep replaying.
Kos Islands: Full-Day Boat Cruise with Lunch & SwimmingYou’ll float between Kos’s islands by boat, stopping to swim in clear water at Plati, eat fresh fish on Pserimos beach, and wander Vathi’s sleepy lanes with a local guide. Expect laughter from your crew, homemade sweets, and moments of real quiet far from crowds.
Athens: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour & Acropolis with 24/48-Hour PassYou board at Syntagma Square or the Piraeus cruise terminal and choose between 24 or 48 hours of unlimited hop-on hop-off access across up to three routes: the year-round Athens circuit hitting the Acropolis and major museums; the seasonal Piraeus route starting at the cruise terminals; and the Beach and Riviera line heading south to Vouliagmeni Lake and coastal towns. Audio commentary in 13 languages, free Wi-Fi, and a complimentary Greek drink are included; you simply exchange your voucher for a printed ticket at any bus stop before boarding.Is it for me?Built for cruise passengers with a few hours in port: the pass starts when you board and the Piraeus route begins at the cruise terminals themselves, so you skip the transfer and use every minute of your stop without calculating return times.
Athens: Greek Food Tour & Varvakeios Market with Local GuideYou walk with a local food specialist through Athens' historic streets and markets, tasting bougatsa, loukoumades, olives, cheese and souvlaki at 100% local shops. The group stays under 16 people, so the pace stays personal. You finish with a full meal, a map, and real tips on where to eat next.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real Greek food the way locals do, without arranging stops yourself or wondering which shops are worth your time—the guide handles the route, the tastings, and the introductions, leaving you free to taste and ask questions.
Santorini: Greek Cooking Class in 1920s Cave HomeYou arrive, drink wine and eat mezedes, then spend the afternoon cooking five Greek dishes alongside the chef in a working kitchen inside a 1920s cave home. You eat everything you make, get a recipe book, and leave with the skills to cook these meals again. The whole experience takes a few hours and includes all drinks, ingredients, and the full meal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually cook Greek food rather than watch someone else do it, and you'd rather learn in a real home kitchen than a commercial cooking school — the cave house is what makes the difference between a class and a memory.
Athens Street Food Walk: Taste Souvlaki, Pies & LoukoumadesA small-group food tour through Athens where you taste Greek street food at local establishments in Monastiraki, Psyrri and the main shopping district, guided by a food expert who stops regularly at five different spots over three hours. The tour includes souvlaki, Greek pies, peinirli, loukoumades, baklava desserts, local beer or wine, and tips on where to eat for the rest of your stay. Vegetarian options are available with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this if you're joining a small group and want to taste what locals actually eat in the neighborhoods where they eat it, rather than hunting for restaurants on your own. The regular stops and three-hour pace work best if you can walk comfortably and keep up with the group's rhythm.
Meteora from Thessaloniki: Monasteries, Local Lunch & Scenic Day TripYou’ll travel from Thessaloniki to Meteora by comfortable bus with an English-speaking guide who knows every story behind those wild rocks. Climb monastery stairs (bring a long skirt or pants), breathe in cool mountain air, eat Greek lunch under Meteora’s shadow in Kastraki, and take home a memory that lingers longer than photos.
Santorini Private Tour: Island Sightseeing Half-DayA private half-day tour of Santorini covers the island's north and south in an air-conditioned minivan with a professional English driver and local guide. The route moves through Firostefani and its Blue Dome Church, Imerovigli's clifftop views, the hilltop town of Oia, the Monastery of the Prophet Elijah at 565 meters, the traditional village of Megalochori, and either Red Beach or Perivolos Black Sand Beach depending on your choice. Hotel, port or airport pickup is included; you customize the stops and timing to suit your day.Is it for me?Choose the 3-hour panoramic option if you want the main sights—Oia, Imerovigli and one beach—without the inland villages. The 5-hour or 6-hour tours let you add Megalochori and the Monastery of the Prophet Elijah, which means you can time the end of your day to catch the sunset from the island's highest point.
Athens: Ancient Greek Theatre Performance & Skip the LineYou arrive at Herakleidon Museum, skip any entry queue, and watch a 75-minute performance of ancient Greek plays in English — Medea, Odysseus, Antigone, and the Cyclops all included. You get a glass of wine after, and you're done in time for dinner. No background in classics required.Is it for me?Right for anyone spending a few hours in central Athens who wants to see something beyond the usual museums and ruins — the fixed 75-minute format means you can plan the rest of your day around it, and the English performance removes any worry about following the story.
Santorini Airport Transfer: Private Car & Meet-and-GreetYou arrive, your driver is waiting with your name, and you're in a private car heading to your hotel within minutes — no shared rides, no queue, no surprises. The driver tracks your flight, adjusts for delays, and handles luggage while you settle in. WiFi is on board, the vehicle is air-conditioned, and the price is fixed before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and the uncertainty of arranging transport after landing — the driver's direct coordination and real-time flight tracking mean you go from arrivals to your hotel without negotiating, waiting, or wondering if you're being taken the long way.
Cretan Cooking Class in White Mountains: Make Traditional DishesA six-hour small-group cooking class in the White Mountains where you prepare traditional Cretan recipes using organic ingredients picked from the family garden, cook in a wood-fired oven, and share the meal with wine and cheese tasting. The class includes transport from pickup areas, an English-speaking local guide, recipes and photos sent afterward, and a tour of the family home's theme rooms displaying Cretan weaving and artifacts from previous centuries.Is it for me?The guide speaks English throughout, so you follow the instruction and stories without translation—book this if you want to learn the recipes and the reasoning behind them, not just watch someone else cook. Small-group size means you get hands-on time at the stove and personalized attention from the guide.
