• Archaeological Site of Olympia - Nestled in the heart of Ancient Olympia, visitors can explore the sacred sanctuary of Altis, where history and mythology come to life. Discover the Temple of Zeus, which once housed one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, and the Temple of Hera, one of Greece’s oldest temples. Step into the ancient stadium, where athletes competed in the inaugural Olympic Games, and envision the crowds cheering under the Greek sun. Wander through the gymnasium and palaestra, where athletes trained, and admire the remains of the Philippeion, dedicated by Philip II of Macedon, father of Alexander the Great. Visitors will also find the Leonidaion guesthouse, ancient treasuries, and other remarkable structures that together formed one of antiquity’s most significant sanctuaries.
• Archaeological Museum of Olympia - At the Archaeological Museum of Olympia, visitors can admire priceless treasures spanning from prehistoric to Roman times. Highlights include the renowned Hermes of Praxiteles, a masterpiece of classical sculpture, and the striking Nike of Paionios, depicting the winged goddess descending from the skies. The museum also showcases the pediments and metopes of the Temple of Zeus, which narrate powerful mythological scenes. It houses exquisite collections of bronze offerings, warriors’ helmets including the legendary helmet of Miltiades, as well as vases, tools, and everyday objects that bring ancient life closer to today. Each room unveils a different layer of history, making the museum a perfect complement to the archaeological site.
• Olympia - In the ancient Agora of Olympia, the heart of public and commercial life, visitors can imagine the bustling activity that once animated the sanctuary. Here, merchants, pilgrims, and athletes gathered to exchange goods, share news, and prepare for the grand Olympic celebrations. Alongside the temples and treasuries, the Agora offered a vivid picture of daily life in classical Greece — a meeting point where religion, politics, and commerce intertwined.

After exploring the marketplace of antiquity, visitors can enjoy the modern charm of Olympia’s town. The company proudly offers both a restaurant and a café-bar, where guests can relax and savor authentic local flavors. Whether enjoying a full meal of traditional Greek cuisine or simply unwinding with a refreshing drink or coffee, these venues provide the perfect setting to complete the experience.

• Monastery of Kremasti - Situated on a tranquil hillside surrounded by lush greenery, the Holy Monastery of Panagia Kremasti offers visitors a peaceful and spiritually enriching experience. Built into the rock, the monastery preserves centuries-old Orthodox traditions and is home to a small community of nuns who warmly welcome guests. During the visit, a nun will share the story of the miraculous icon of the Virgin Mary housed here and explain its significance in Orthodox faith. The monastery’s quiet courtyards, frescoed chapels, and breathtaking views create a reflective and memorable stop, allowing visitors to connect with both history and spirituality before continuing their journey.
• Agios Andreas - Agios Andreas Beach in Katakolon is a picturesque coastal spot perfect for relaxation and leisure. With its crystal-clear waters, soft sandy shore, and scenic surroundings, it offers an ideal setting to unwind after a day of sightseeing. Visitors can take a refreshing swim, sunbathe, or simply enjoy the stunning views and capture memorable photographs. The tranquil atmosphere makes it a perfect final stop for the excursion, allowing visitors to soak in the natural beauty of the Greek coastline before returning to Katakolon.

• Private transportation
• Wifi on the road
• Waters
• Booster seat
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals

Explore the rich history of Ancient Olympia, the origin of the Olympic Games, with a comfortable journey from Katakolo. This tour, ideal for cruise passengers, guides you through the impressive ruins, including the temples of Zeus and Hera, and the ancient stadium. Visit the Archaeological Museum of Olympia to admire extraordinary artifacts, such as statues and vases. Enjoy some leisure time in the modern town before heading to the peaceful Holy Monastery of Panagia Kremasti, where a welcoming nun shares the tale of its miraculous icon. End your day with a relaxing visit to the stunning Saint Andrew’s Beach, where you can swim in the crystal-clear waters or simply relax by the sea. With our worry-free return to ship guarantee, you’ll comfortably return to the port in time for your departure.

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