• Athens - At your preferred time, a knowledgeable and professional tour driver will be ready at your hotel reception or other residence to guide you on your journey to the Peloponnese.
• Corinth Canal - Our initial stop is at the remarkable Corinth Canal, which connects mainland Greece to the Peloponnese. Completed in 1893, it was a marvel of its era. Discover its fascinating and varied history, from ancient times to today, as you watch yachts glide beneath its steep cliffs.
• Ancient Corinth (Archaia Korinthos) - After entering the Peloponnese, our first major stop is the well-preserved ruins of Ancient Corinth, a powerful and influential city-state of ancient Greece. Walk through its streets, temples, markets, and fountains, following in the footsteps of Classical Greeks, Ancient Romans, and St. Paul. Refreshments and rest stops are available at local cafes near the entrance if needed.
• Archaeological Museum of Corinth - This small museum at the archaeological site offers a limited but intriguing collection of artifacts from the area.
• Archaeological Site Mycenae - Next, we visit the impressive remains of Ancient Mycenae, a key site in the development of Ancient Greece. Central to the Mycenaean period (1600-1100 BC), it was home to the palace of the legendary Agamemnon, leader of the Greeks during the Trojan War. Experience the grandeur of the site by passing through the 20-meter wide city walls, entering through the massive Lion’s Gate, and exploring Agamemnon’s throne room and associated tombs. Excavations have uncovered over 15 kg of gold and other priceless treasures, many of which are displayed in the modern on-site museum, including Agamemnon’s death mask.
• Archaeological Museum of Ancient Mycenae - Located within the main archaeological site, it is recommended to visit this museum first for valuable background information and unique exhibits that bring the life and times of the Ancient Mycenaeans to life.
• Nafplio - After a morning of activities, enjoy lunch in Nafplio, one of Greece’s most beautiful towns. This historic port city by the sea boasts charming narrow streets with Neoclassic and Venetian architecture, upscale local craft and clothing shops, and a seafront filled with cafes and restaurants offering views of the Venetian castle of Bourtzi in the bay. Take time to explore its picturesque streets, pick up a souvenir, or simply relax over lunch.
• Sanctuary of Asklepios - The ruins of the Ancient Sanctuary of Asklepios are part of the same site as the Ancient Theatre. At the end of your day, relax as your driver safely returns you to your hotel or other destination.
• The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus - After lunch, visit the UNESCO-listed Sanctuary of Asklepios, the first healing center of the Ancient World, where you will also find the impressive Theatre of Epidaurus, one of Greece’s most visited ancient sites. The temple and theatre, dating from the 4th century, are masterpieces of classical Greek architecture. Join other visitors in testing its world-famous acoustics with a poem or song before returning!
• Epidaurus Archaeological Museum - This small but focused museum within the main archaeological site contains many fascinating finds, including written tablets describing the healing performed at Asclepius, offering amazing insights into the site’s main activities thousands of years ago.
• Nemea - NEMEA WINERY OPTION: If you choose the Olive Estate or Winery option during booking, you can visit one of the best local wineries with an expert-led tour and tasting of up to five wines included. Note that you can visit up to two other sites listed in combination with the winery visit.
• Athens - Return to Athens.

• Professional English speaking experienced driver with deep Historical Knowledge
• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• On-board restrooms
• Gratuities
• Entrance fees (can be booked as an option at an additional cost)

With extensive experience in the hospitality and tourism sector, a tailored experience is offered to every customer. Leveraging expertise and knowledge, visitors will explore the finest areas of the Peloponnese, accompanied by top recommendations for activities and dining.
The aim is to reveal the beauty of Greece to all customers, ensuring their tour is a memorable experience.

Delve into the archaeological heritage of ancient Greece on a private, full-day tour to the nation’s most significant historic sites. Travel in a private vehicle through the picturesque Peloponnesian countryside, with stops at Corinth and its strategically vital canal, the ancient city of Mycenae, the coastal town of Nafplion, and the UNESCO-listed Theatre of Epidaurus and Sanctuary of Asclepios.
• Benefit from the flexibility of a private tour and receive personalized attention from a knowledgeable, English-speaking driver.

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