Road Trip in the Peloponnese
From 800€
Discover unforgettable journeys and immersive experiences tailored for you.
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Day 1: Arrival in Athens
Arrival at Athens airport, welcome and transfer by private taxi to the hotel. Enjoy the center of Athens, taking time to walk her precious neighbourhoods like Plaka, Monasteraki o Psiri. Transfer: 40 min (34 km)
Day 2: Discover Athens
In the morning, visit the city's emblematic monuments in a group. From the unmissable Acropolis of Athens and its world-famous Parthenon, to the majestic Temple of Zeus, passing through the ancient agora, you will discover with your expert guide, the fascinating stories of mythology that have contributed to making Athens one of the most extraordinary cities. of the world. Night in Athens
Day 3: From Athens to Olympia
Today you will start journey by car visiting the most important and unique sites of the Ancient Greece and the amazing landscapes of the Peloponnese region. The day starts with departing from Athens, to reach Ancient Olympia, after a stop at the Corinth Canal, a tour of the magnificent ancient city of Mycenae and a visit to the popular Epidaurus ancient theatre. The day closes with dinner at the hotel in Ancient Olympia, where we stay overnight.
Day 4: From Olympia to Kalamata
Today features a morning tour at the archaeological site and the museum of Olympia, the homeland of the Olympic Games. We afterwards leave Olympia for our hotel in Kalamata, where we dine and stay overnight.
Day 5: Voidokilia Beach, Stenosia Waterfalls and Kalamata
Today we'll spend the day visiting the Voidokilia Beach and the Stenosia Waterfalls. The beach of Voidokilia, hidden on the coast of Messinia, leads an impressive double life. With the shape of a perfect semicircle, its golden sand and the interaction of the turquoise and blue sea. The Stenosia Waterfalls are located on a green hill a few kilometres from the Gialova lagoon in southwestern Messene. It is a small wetland with many amphibians and insects that live in its waters, which makes it ideal if you have small children and are eager to give them an unforgettable exploration. End your day in Kalamata.
Day 6: Methoni, Finikounda & Koroni
Explore this 3 beautiful villages. The beautiful coastal city of Methoni is located at the top of the Peloponnese, famous, you could say, for its historic castle built in the 13th century. Finikounda, the town itself is built in a cove in the bay. You can enjoy the sun, the sea and water sports on beaches awarded the Blue Flag for their environmentally friendly policies. Koroni: It is true that, although it is the Venetian castles that are always a great attraction for the two towns, the incredible beaches with turquoise waters are a firm second favourite attraction. Night in Kalamata
Day 7: Limeni, the best secret of the Peloponnese
Today we change city and hotel, to stay in Limeni. Limeni is a town in Mani. Mani is located in the southern part of the Peloponnese and is an area of natural beauty, unique tradition and history. This place is a secret jewel that many tourists do not know and still retains its original character. When you arrive in town, the first thing that draws attention are the turquoise waters and the imposing stone towers built around the coast. As you go into the small alleys, you are fascinated by the simplicity and beauty of this little jewel of the Peloponnese. Enjoy your free day in Limeni.
Day 8: Caves of Diros & Tenaro
The Glyfada cave (or Vlychada) in Diros is probably the most important natural site in Greece and one of the most beautiful marine caves in the world. It is located on the west coast of the Laconia peninsula, in the southeastern part of the Peloponnese. Hidden in the depths of the earth, this spectacular cave is rich in history and captivating beauty and transports visitors to the Neolithic period. Tenaro: From the parking lot at the end of the road in Kokinogia, south of the Mani peninsula, there is a beautiful 2 km walk along an irregular rocky road to one of the southernmost points of Europe, Cape Tenaro, where a restored lighthouse is located. The cape has been an important place for millennia and was mentioned for the first time in Homer's 'Iliad'. Night in Limeni
Day 9 & 10: Free day in Limeni & Aeropoli
Enjoy a free day in the magnificent beaches of mani. After you could enjoy a sunset and dinner in Aeropoli. Areopoli is a city in Mani in southern Peloponnese in Greece. For years it has been a financial and cultural centre and played a crucial role in the development of the entire area. Pages of Greek history are written in this small town, which was the starting point of the revolution against the Ottoman empire. Optional Tours: Hiking to the Southern spot of Europe, Hiking in Kardamili, Sea Kayak in Kardamili, Scuba Diving in Kardamili or Limeni or Guide tour in Mystras & Olive Oil Museum
Day 11: From Mani to Monemvasia
Time to change city, this time we move to a hotel in Monemvasia. Monemvasia, founded by the Byzantines in the sixth century, is an impressive mediaeval city located on the southeast coast of the Peloponnese. Take the opportunity to explore this mystical settlement built in stone, located on the edge of a large rock by the sea, and immerse yourself in a unique mediaeval atmosphere! Enjoy your free day.
Day 12: Escape to Elafonisos
Elafonisos a jewel of Peleponese. It is an island located a few kilometres from Monemvasia where we can reach by making a very short ferry crossing. Once on the island, all that remains is to enjoy its wonderful turquoise blue beaches and its charming villa. The famous exotic beach of Simos, one of the best in Greece! You will also swim in Kontogoni, on the coast of Panagia, on the neighbouring islets as well as on the Pounta and Viglafia beaches. Visit: The ancient sanctuaries of Athena, Poseidon and Apollo. The church of Agios Spyridon, built on a rock with a charming sunset. The islets Kasella, Gaidouronisi, Lepto and Agia Sofia.
Day 13: From Monemvasia to Nafplio
Today we move to our last destination and hotel in Nafplio. Nafplio is one of the most beautiful cities in the Argolis area (in eastern Peloponnese), as well as one of the most romantic cities in all of Greece, Nafplio was the first capital of the newborn Greek state between 1823 and 1834. According to mythology, the city was founded by Nafplios, the son of the god Poseidon and the daughter of Danaus (Danaida) Anymone. Ancient walls, mediaeval castles, monuments and statues, Ottoman fountains and Venetian or neoclassical buildings captivate the visitor with their unique architecture and beauty. Enjoy your free day in Nafplio.
Day 14: Olive Oil & Wine Tour
Walk in olive groves, visit a traditional olive mill, learn the secrets of Greek olive oil and the stages of processing the olives into pure olive oil. Experience a professional olive oil tasting panel of 2 varieties of olive oil and learn how to recognize the best qualities of olive oil. Then invade the endless vineyards of Nemea, the place where Hercules killed the lion and performed the first of his 12 labors and learn the secrets of Greek wine and winemaking. Visit a local winery and taste unique varieties of wine, accompanied by Greek delicacies.
Day 15: See you soon Greece
It's time to say goodbye to Greece and drive back to the Airport of Athens (2h Driving). See you soon!