• Athens - Begin your journey with a pickup from your hotel, apartment, Airbnb, Athens airport, or Piraeus port.
• Corinth Canal - Make a brief stop to admire and capture photos of the Corinth Canal, which divides the Peloponnese from mainland Greece.
• Ancient Nemea - (Optional Stop)
  Ancient Nemea is a significant historical and archaeological site, celebrated for its role in Greek mythology and athletics. It features the Temple of Zeus, a partially restored 4th-century BC sanctuary dedicated to the god, where pilgrims once worshipped. Visitors can explore the temple’s grand Doric columns and imagine its ancient splendor.
  The site also hosts the Nemean Games Stadium, where athletes competed in one of the four major Panhellenic Games. Visitors can walk through the original tunnel used by ancient athletes and stand on the track where competitions took place.
  The Archaeological Museum of Nemea displays artifacts like pottery and sculptures, offering insights into ancient life and the site’s religious and athletic significance.
  Nemea is also linked to the myth of Hercules and the Nemean Lion, adding a layer of mythical intrigue. Combining a visit here with wine tasting enriches the experience, blending history, mythology, and culture.
• Nemea - Visit two esteemed wineries in the Nemea region, renowned for its Agiorgitiko grape variety.
  -First Winery Stop: Enjoy wine tasting of local varieties, including Agiorgitiko and Moschofilero.
  -Second Winery Stop: Take a guided tour through the vineyards, learn about the wine production process, followed by a tasting session.
  -Optional stop at a boutique winery for a more intimate experience.
• Fortress of Palamidi - The Palamidi Castle, towering over Nafplio at 216 meters, is an impressive Venetian fortress built in the early 18th century. It played a crucial role in Greece’s fight for independence and offers a glimpse into its rich history. Visitors can climb the legendary 999 steps (or drive up) to reach the fortress, where they’ll be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Nafplio, the Argolic Gulf, and the Peloponnesian landscape. Inside, they can explore well-preserved bastions, including the prison of Theodoros Kolokotronis, a Greek War of Independence hero. A must-visit for history lovers, Palamidi combines military architecture, stunning scenery, and cultural significance in one unforgettable experience.
• Nafplio - Nafplio, one of Greece’s most picturesque towns, is a charming seaside destination rich in history and Venetian elegance. Once the first capital of modern Greece, it boasts neoclassical mansions, cobblestone streets, and a vibrant waterfront. The town’s lively Syntagma Square is surrounded by historic buildings, while the Archaeological Museum of Nafplio showcases Mycenaean artifacts. With its romantic atmosphere, seafront promenades, and local tavernas, Nafplio is a must-visit gem in the Peloponnese. For lunch, visitors can enjoy authentic Greek cuisine at a traditional taverna, with fresh seafood, local delicacies, and stunning sea views. Nafplio’s charming cafes also offer a perfect spot to relax with a coffee or dessert before continuing the journey.
• Bourtzi - (Optional) Situated on a small islet in Nafplio’s harbor, Bourtzi was once a key defensive structure for the city. Originally built by the Venetians, it later served various roles, including as a residence for executioners. Today, this charming fortress is accessible by boat and offers stunning views of Nafplio from its walls. It’s an idyllic spot to relax and take in the sea breeze.
• Akronafplia Fortress - The Akronafplia Fortress, the oldest castle of Nafplio, sits atop a rocky hill offering breathtaking panoramic views of the town, Argolic Gulf, and surrounding mountains. Built by the Byzantines, expanded by the Venetians and Ottomans, it served as a defensive stronghold for centuries. Visitors can walk along the ancient walls, explore the ruins of old bastions, and admire the blend of architectural influences. Its strategic location makes it a perfect spot for history lovers and photographers alike, capturing the essence of Nafplio’s past while enjoying a spectacular view of Greece’s most romantic town.
• Athens - Conclude your journey with a drop-off at your hotel, apartment, Airbnb, Athens airport, or Piraeus port.

• Visit two top-rated wineries in Nemea
• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled waters
• Mercedes air-conditioned Premium Minivan
• Charge your devices with our 4 USB quick chargers (Type C & Apple)
• English-speaking tour driver with extensive knowledge of each location’s history and significance

• Meals and beverages
• Fees for expert enologist guidance and wine tasting in the wineries (from €15 to €50/adult/winery)
• Entrance fees (Detailed breakdown available in the tour’s additional information)

Experience the allure of Nemea’s wine and the charm of Nafplio in just one day! Escape the hustle and bustle of the city to explore Greece’s premier wine region and the enchanting town of Nafplio on this Nemea Wine Tasting & Nafplio Full Day Private Tour. Delight in a picturesque drive through the Peloponnese, with a stop at the Corinth Canal. In Nemea, visit two highly acclaimed wineries where guided tours await, offering the chance to taste award-winning wines and learn about the famous Agiorgitiko grape from knowledgeable enologists.

Then, journey to the historic town of Nafplio, stroll through its charming streets, explore the Palamidi Fortress, and savor a traditional Greek meal by the sea. This private tour is ideal for wine enthusiasts, history aficionados, and families looking for a personalized, flexible adventure. Tailor your itinerary to match your interests and create unforgettable memories as you delve into Greek culture and history.

• Special Requests: If you have any special requests or needs, please let us know when booking, and we will do our best to accommodate them.
• You will enjoy expert guidance and wine tastings at two top-rated wineries, where specialists will introduce you to the flavors and techniques of Nemea’s exceptional wines.
• Our tour drivers will provide engaging commentary in fluent English, offering insights into the region’s rich history, winemaking traditions, and cultural landmarks. As you explore the renowned vineyards of Nemea and the charming town of Nafplio, they will highlight key sites, local stories, and points of interest, ensuring a delightful and informative journey.
• Travel Time: Approximately 2 hours each way, included in the total tour duration.
• We provide assistance to people with movement disability for boarding and alighting from the vehicle. However, it is advisable to inform us in advance if any special arrangements are required.
• For families with younger children, we offer child safety seats upon request.
• The alcohol consumption in Greece is restricted for ages below 18.
• (Optional) Fortress of Palamidi entrance fees: €20/adult (year-round), €10 reduced (1/10–31/5 only) – EU citizens ≤25: Free, non-EU ≤18: Free, EU 65+: €10 (1/10–31/5). No reduced admission for any category from 1/6–30/9.
• (Optional) Ancient Nemea Archaeological Site & Museum entrance fees: €5/adult (1/11–31/3), €10/adult (1/4–31/10) – EU citizens ≤25 & non-EU ≤5 (winter) / ≤18 (summer): Free, EU 65+: €5 (summer) - Closed on TUESDAYS.
• (Optional) Bourtzi Fortress entrance fees: Embark in one of the little boats that drop anchor at the dock and reach Bourtzi in 10 minutes by paying a fare of €5/adult (return included) plus the entrance ticket to the monument, an extra €7/adult or €5 reduced.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.