• Corinth Canal - The Corinth Canal is a man-made waterway in Greece that links the Gulf of Corinth in the Ionian Sea with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea. It traverses the narrow Isthmus of Corinth, dividing the Peloponnese from the Greek mainland. At the Corinth Canal, visitors can take a brief pause to refresh and stretch while admiring one of Greece’s most impressive engineering achievements and enjoying the view of this extraordinary man-made channel. From the vantage point above, one can gaze down into the narrow canal carved through rock and capture stunning photos of the waters joining the Aegean and Ionian Seas. This refreshing stop offers a wonderful chance to capture a unique moment before continuing the journey.
• Archaeological Site Mycenae - Enter the heart of Homeric legend by exploring ancient Mycenae, the city once ruled by Agamemnon. Marvel at the expansive mountain views and the massive Cyclopean walls, walk through the iconic Lion Gate, and discover the grand “Treasure of Atreus,” a tholos tomb of breathtaking scale. Mycenae is more than just a site; it is a journey into Greek mythology.
• Archaeological Museum of Ancient Mycenae - At the Archaeological Museum of Ancient Mycenae, visitors can explore a collection of artifacts unearthed from the citadel and nearby tombs, including pottery, weapons, jewelry, fresco fragments, and everyday objects. As they move through the exhibits, they will gain a deeper understanding of Mycenaean daily life, craftsmanship, and burial practices, providing valuable context to the monuments and ruins just visited at the site.
• Syntagma Square - In Nafplio, visitors can spend time at Syntagma Square, the heart of Greece’s first modern capital, where neoclassical buildings and historic landmarks create a picturesque setting. From there, they can wander through the town’s cobblestone streets, narrow alleys, and pedestrianized areas, discovering charming squares, local shops, and waterfront views. This leisurely stroll allows one to experience Nafplio’s elegant atmosphere at their own pace and enjoy some of the town’s most scenic corners.
• Nafplio - Known as one of Greece’s most romantic cities, Nafplio is celebrated for its listed architecture and majestic Venetian castles. Conveniently located just a short drive from Athens, it is ideal for a day trip or a stopover during a road trip in the Peloponnese.

• Guided tour at the Archaeological Site of Ancient Mycenae and the museum
• Entrance Fees and skip the line service (If you book the option with Tickets)
• Luxury Air-Conditioned Vehicle with Wi-Fi service on board
• Quick visit of the Corinth Canal where Corinthian gulf meets Aegean
• Hearing devices for a better experience of the guided tour
• English Licensed Tour Guide throughout the day

• Mycenae Archaeological Site Entrance Ticket (unless option to include is selected)
• Meals and Drinks (unless option to include is selected)
• Pickup/DropOff - The meeting point is near the Acropolis metro station

Discover the captivating history and stunning landscapes of Greece on a comprehensive full-day excursion from Athens to Ancient Mycenae and Nafplio. Journey through the beautiful Greek countryside in a luxurious, air-conditioned coach, passing by olive groves and enjoying breathtaking views. Make a stop at the remarkable Corinth Canal before delving into the Archaeological Site of Mycenae. Here, marvel at the Lion Gate and the renowned Treasury of Atreus, a monumental tholos tomb associated with King Agamemnon, as an expert guide shares profound insights into their historical importance. Visit the Archaeological Museum of Mycenae to view artifacts excavated from the site. Proceed to Nafplio, a delightful coastal town, where you can wander through its historic old town, savor a delicious lunch, or soak in its unique ambiance.

• Full-day guided tour from Athens (approximately 9 hours)
• Visit the Corinth Canal and Ancient Mycenae with a licensed expert guide
• Travel in a comfortable air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi
• Explore the historic town of Nafplio
• Please note that when booking reduced tickets (youth or child tickets), a valid photo ID / passport must be presented. Failure to provide proper identification upon request will result in the requirement to pay the full adult ticket price onsite.
• Please note that if you choose the option that doesn’t include entrance ticket, you should purchase them online at the following link (time slot 11:30-12:30):
• Please note that the archaeological site’s terrain is uneven and rocky at times, so a moderate level of mobility and fitness is required. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
• Please dress for outdoor walking, prioritizing comfort, stability, and adaptability to changing weather conditions.
• Please bring water , sunscreen, umbrella, hat or jacket according to weather conditions and individual needs.
• Please refrain from eating or drinking while onboard.
• Please note that tour duration and timings may vary due to traffic conditions.

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