Itinerary
- Day 1
Igoumenitsa to Arta
You'll get picked up from your hotel, airport, or marina and head to Parga, a charming coastal town known for its Venetian castle, turquoise bay, and local taverns where you can spend time wandering around. After checking out the town, you'll travel inland to the ancient city of Arta for your first night.
- Start point
- Igoumenitsa, Ηπειροσ, Greece (Pick up at any hotel or place, in or around Igoumenitsa)
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Parga
- Hotel, airport or marina pickup
Landmarks Venetian Castle of Parga Ancient Ambracia - Day 2
Oiniades - Messolonghi - Nafpaktos
In Arta, you'll see the medieval stone bridge and Byzantine churches like Panagia Paregoretissa, plus the Archaeological Museum. From there, you'll head to the ancient theater of Oeniadae with its distinctive horseshoe shape, then visit the Messolonghi-Etoliko Lagoons National Park before finishing the day in Nafpaktos, a beach town where you'll stay the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Arta including medieval stone bridge
- Visit to Archaeological Museum of Arta
- Visit to theater of Oeniadae
- Sightseeing in Messolonghi and National Park of Messolonghi-Etoliko Lagoons
Landmarks Medieval Stone Bridge of Arta Panagia Paregoretissa Church Byzantine Castle of Arta Theater of Oeniadae National Park of Messolonghi-Etoliko Lagoons 
- Day 3
Rio - Patras
You'll check out Nafpaktos, which is connected to the Battle of Lepanto and features a port, medieval castle with views, and blue flag beaches. After that, you'll head to Rio to see the medieval seafront fortress and the Rio-Antirrio Bridge, then arrive in Patras, Greece's third-largest city, where you'll find the Cathedral of Saint Andrew.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Nafpaktos
- Visit to Rio and medieval seafront fortress
- Sightseeing in Patras
Landmarks Nafpaktos Castle Nafpaktos Port Rio Medieval Fortress Rio-Antirrio Bridge Cathedral of Saint Andrew - Day 4
Kalogria Beach - Olympia
After breakfast, you'll visit the Castle of Patras for panoramic views and see the impressive Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Later you'll go to Kalogria Beach, surrounded by pine forest and popular for windsurfing and birdwatching. Then you'll travel to Olympia, the UNESCO World Heritage Site where the ancient Olympic Games took place, staying for two nights.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit to Castle of Patras
- Visit to Cathedral of Saint Andrew
- Sightseeing in Kalogria Beach
Landmarks Castle of Patras Cathedral of Saint Andrew Kalogria Beach - Day 5
Olympia
You'll spend the day at Olympia's archaeological site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the ancient Olympic Games were held every four years starting in 776 BC. You'll see the temples and sports structures, then check out two main museums, one focused on ancient and modern games and the other, the Archaeological Museum, showcasing the sanctuary of Zeus. By evening you'll have free time to relax.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Olympia archaeological site
- Visit to Archaeological Museum of Olympia
Landmarks Archaeological Site of Olympia Archaeological Museum of Olympia Sanctuary of Zeus 
- Day 6
Ancient Messene - Sparta
You'll visit the Archaeological Site of Ancient Messene, currently on the UNESCO Tentative List, set in the foothills of Mount Ithomi. There you'll see the circuit walls, Arcadian gate, towers, temples, stadium and theater. Then you'll travel to Sparta, the ancient city-state famous for its military focus, and explore its archaeological site with the Acropolis, statue of King Leonidas, and Roman and Byzantine Baths. You'll stay for two nights in Sparta.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Archaeological Site of Ancient Messene
- Visit to Sparta archaeological site
- Visit to Acropolis of Sparta
- Sightseeing of King Leonidas statue and Roman and Byzantine Baths
Landmarks Archaeological Site of Ancient Messene Mount Ithomi Acropolis of Sparta Statue of King Leonidas 
- Day 7
Mystras - Sparta
You'll spend the day exploring Mystras, the UNESCO World Heritage Site built around a 1249 fortress featuring ruins of monasteries, churches, chapels, palaces and houses. You'll grab lunch in a local tavern, then return to Sparta to visit the Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil, which shows the culture and history of olive production from prehistoric times to the 20th century.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch in local tavern)
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Mystras UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Lunch in local tavern
- Visit to Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil
Landmarks Mystras Medieval Castle of Mystras Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil - Day 8
Mycenae - Nafplio
After breakfast, you'll visit Mycenae, a UNESCO World Heritage Site dating from 1400-1200 BC at the height of Mycenaean civilization. You'll see the famous Lion Gate, the sole surviving monumental piece of Mycenaean sculpture, and explore the citadel of Mycenae, home of mythical Agamemnon. Then you'll travel to Nafplio, Greece's first capital and charming beach town, for a three-night stay.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit to UNESCO World Heritage Site of Mycenae
- Sightseeing of Lion Gate
Landmarks Mycenae Lion Gate Bronze Age Citadel of Mycenae 
- Day 9
Argos - Tiryns - Nafplio
You'll visit Argos, one of the world's oldest continuously inhabited cities, and check out the ancient Hellenistic theater dating to 320 BC, one of the largest in Greece and on the UNESCO Tentative List. You'll also see the Ancient Agora, Roman Odeon, and Baths of Argos. Then you'll head to Tiryns, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that's a Bronze Age Mycenaean acropolis with impressive Cyclopean walls and tunnels, known as the home of mythical hero Heracles, before returning to Nafplio for the evening.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit to ancient Hellenistic theatre of Argos
- Sightseeing in Ancient Agora of Argos
- Visit to UNESCO World Heritage Site of Tiryns
Landmarks Argos Ancient Theater Ancient Agora of Argos Roman Odeon of Argos Baths of Argos Tiryns - Day 10
Nafplio Fortresses
You'll explore Nafplio's three impressive Venetian fortresses on the UNESCO Tentative List. You'll visit the Palamidi fortress, an 18th-century fortification overlooking the city and the last major Venetian construction overseas. You'll see the Akronafplia fortress that formed Nafplio's walled town from antiquity. Then you'll take a boat to the Bourtzi, a 15th-century island fortress in the harbor. You'll have free time for shopping, relaxation, and trying local cuisine.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit to Palamidi fortress
- Visit to Akronafplia fortress
- Boat visit to Bourtzi fortress
Landmarks Palamidi Fortress Akronafplia Fortress Bourtzi Fortress 
- Day 11
Epidaurus - Loutraki
You'll visit Epidaurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to see its sanctuary and ancient theater still in use today, considered a masterpiece of Greek architecture. The Sanctuary of Asklepios was the most celebrated healing center of the Classical world. You'll see temples and hospital buildings from the 4th century, grab lunch in a local tavern, then head to the Corinth Canal with views of both the Corinthian and Saronic Gulfs, and travel to Loutraki, a seaside resort on the northern Corinthian Gulf, for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch (Lunch in local tavern)
Included Activities
- Visit to UNESCO World Heritage Site of Epidaurus
- Sightseeing of Epidaurus theater
- Lunch in local tavern
- Sightseeing of Corinth Canal and Ancient Diolkos
Landmarks Epidaurus Theater of Epidaurus Sanctuary of Asklepios Corinth Canal Ancient Diolkos 
- Day 12
Livadeia - Monastery of Hosios Loukas - Arachova - Delphi
You'll head to Livadeia, built amphitheatrically at the feet of Mount Elikon, with a history dating to the Trojan War and famous for the Oracle of Trofonios Zeus. You'll walk around the 14th-century medieval castle and along the Erkynas River. Then you'll continue to the Monastery of Hosios Loukas at the foot of Mount Parnassos, one of the most important monuments of Middle Byzantine architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You'll visit the mountain town of Arachova with its ski resort and narrow cobblestone streets, then arrive in Delphi for the night.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Livadeia
- Stroll around medieval castle
- Visit to Monastery of Hosios Loukas
- Sightseeing in Arachova
Landmarks Livadeia Mount Elikon Medieval Castle of Livadeia Erkynas River Monastery of Hosios Loukas Mount Parnassos Arachova - Day 13
Thermopylae - Loutra Ypatis
You'll explore the Archaeological Site of Delphi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site at the foot of Mount Parnassos. You'll see the Pan-Hellenic sanctuary where the famous oracle of Apollo welcomed visitors from across the ancient world. You'll tour monuments and stop at the Archaeological Museum with 14 rooms displaying the sanctuary's history. Then you'll travel to Thermopylae, site of the heroic 480 BC battle where King Leonidas and 300 Spartans resisted 250,000 Persian soldiers, and end in the spa town of Loutra Ypatis with natural hot springs and waterfalls.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit to Archaeological Site of Delphi
- Visit to Archaeological Museum of Delphi
- Sightseeing of Battle of Thermopylae site
Landmarks Archaeological Site of Delphi Archaeological Museum of Delphi Mount Parnassos Oracle of Apollo Thermopylae Mount Iti - Day 14
Meteora - Kalampaka
After breakfast, you'll visit Meteora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring sandstone peaks with six Orthodox monasteries perched atop massive boulders. Monks settled these nearly inaccessible rocks from the 11th century, with 24 monasteries eventually built. The 16th-century frescoes mark a key stage in post-Byzantine painting. You'll travel to Kalampaka for a two-night stay in this vibrant town that illuminates the Meteora cliffs at night.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sightseeing of Meteora UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Visit to monasteries of Meteora
Landmarks Meteora - Day 15
Meteora - Kalampaka
You'll continue exploring the clifftop monasteries of Meteora, as each has different opening hours and closure days making it impossible to see them all in one day. Each monastery offers unique views, sizes, and special features. You'll take your time to appreciate this place without rushing. You'll return to Kalampaka to explore the town, try local food, and go shopping on your own.
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Visit to clifftop monasteries of Meteora
Landmarks Meteora - Day 16
Ioannina - Dodoni - Igoumenitsa
This final day takes you to Ioannina, Epirus's capital and a charming city blending Christian, Muslim, and Jewish influences. You'll walk through the historic center, then visit museums within the Castle of Ioannina, the oldest Byzantine fortress in Greece built in 528 AD. You'll travel to the archaeological site of Dodoni in a valley at Mount Tomaros's foot, home to ancient Greece's oldest Hellenic oracle. You'll explore the theater (built early 3rd century BC, on UNESCO Tentative List), acropolis, and stadium. Finally, you'll head to Igoumenitsa where you'll be dropped off at your hotel.
- End point
- Igoumenitsa, Ηπειροσ, Greece (Drop off the same as pick up or by your wish in another place)
- Meals
- Breakfast
Included Activities
- Sightseeing in Ioannina historic center
- Visit to Castle of Ioannina and museums
- Sightseeing of archaeological site of Dodoni
- Visit to Theater of Dodona
Landmarks Ioannina Castle of Ioannina Dodoni Theater of Dodona Mount Tomaros
