Piraeus/Athens

Learn everything about Athens, even the words and the typical dishes. Join a guided tour from the port of Zea to the Acropolis, including the Panathenaic Stadium made entirely of marble, the old town and Plaka, the most traditional district of the city. And when you think you've seen it all, we'll surprise you with a typical food tasting and sirtaki dancing in the background.

• Port of Zea
• Athens
• Acropolis, Parthenon [external visit]
• Sightseeing tour: Panathenaic Stadium, University of Athens, National Library, National Academy and Syntagma Square, Greek Parliament and tomb of the unknown soldier
• Plaka, free time
• Mikrolimano, with food tasting in a typical restaurant

• “Kalo̱sórisma” or welcome to this guided tour of Athens, including all the iconic sights of the Greek capital.
• Leaving the port of Zea, known as Pasalimani, you'll soon come to the Acropolis: the Athenian “high city” built in the 5th century BC. You'll immediately see the Parthenon: the temple of Athena that dominates the whole site.
• The “Kallimarmaron Panathinaiko” is the “beautiful marble stadium of all Athenians”. With a name that's worthy of a record in itself, it is the only one in the world to be made entirely of white marble.
• In downtown Athens you'll see the University, the National Library, the National Academy and Syntagma Square with the Greek Parliament and the tomb of the unknown soldier: where you can stay and reflect for a moment.
• Following this is a tour around Plaka, the ancient district that grew up around the Ancient Agora, and then it's back on the bus to Mikrolimano, the “small port” where a taste of Greek cuisine awaits, along with a traditional show of sirtaki dance.
• Orange-flavored loukanika sausage, dolmades, or stuffed vine leaves, tiropitakia with cheese and psomi, the Greek rustic bread, are just some of the specialties you'll taste. All that remains is to wish you “Kalí̱ órexi̱”: enjoy your meal!

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• This is one of the most popular excursions so book early.
• Menus may vary according to season to ensure the constant high quality of the dishes served.
• Before booking the excursion or once on board, contact the excursion office to check the availability of vegetarian or gluten-free dishes and to report any food intolerances.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.

Discover Athens and its most important ports by bus. Our guide will introduce you to the Zea Marina and the Port of Mikrolimano, before showing you around downtown Athens, from the Temple of Zeus to the Plaka district. A complete tour of the city, before returning, rested and happy, to Piraeus.

• Port of Zea and Mikrolimano promenade
• Athens old town: sightseeing tour
• Plaka, Andrianou Street
• Piraeus

• All the comforts of a tour by bus and the variety of an excursion that will introduce you to the many different faces of Athens. Get comfortable and listen to the tales told by the guide: we're off.
• It's a short trip from the port of Piraeus to the Zea Marina. This perfectly circular inlet, known to the locals as “Pasalimani”, was used by Themistocles in the 5th century BC as a defense against the Persians.
• Follow the yachts to the Mikrolimano or "small port" promenade and look out over the Saronic Gulf before venturing inland towards downtown Athens. The sights here look like the pages of a history book: the national library, university, parliament building and Panathenaic Stadium all deserve a quick photo.
• Climb effortlessly up to the Plaka district, the oldest in the city, where time has stood still among neoclassical buildings, ancient monuments, vintage stores and cafés.
• A sightseeing tour around downtown Piraeus completes your adventure. You've reached your destination.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.

The iconic neighborhoods and monuments of Athens on a guided itinerary from the quay of an ancient military port to the top of the Acropolis. All the most iconic places: the Agora, a melting pot of peoples since the 2nd century BC, the Plaka and Monastiraki districts, where the tour ends but where a taste of local flavors awaits, all for you.

• Zea Marina
• Sightseeing bus tour: University, National Library and National Academy (external visit)
• Acropolis: external visit
• Agora
• Monastiraki district with local snack

• Your guided itinerary among the symbolic places of the greatness of Athens begins with a sightseeing tour of the Zea Marina, commissioned in the 5th century BC by Themistocles as a defense against attacks by the Persians.
• The bus will take you to downtown Athens, among elegant neoclassical buildings such as the University, the National Library and the National Academy.
• Look up and you'll see the Acropolis, the high city that dominates the whole landscape. Take a photo of the ancient site of the Athenian Assembly, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Venture into the ancient Agora, the square of the people that was a center for everything, from business to religion and politics. Poor Socrates was sentenced to death here in 399 BC.
• Continue to the Monastiraki district, where a 100% Greek lunch break awaits you; gyros pita stuffed with meat, vegetables and fries with, of course, a glass of ouzo. There's still time to discover the Plaka district or take a break in a café on Andrianou Street, like a real Athenian.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• This is one of the most popular excursions so book early.
• Before booking the excursion or once on board, contact the excursion office to check the availability of vegetarian or gluten-free dishes and to report any food intolerances.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.

A discovery trail dedicated to the Acropolis, including a visit to the ancient temples of the Athens citadel and the original archaeological finds kept by the New Acropolis Museum. The most important symbol of classical Greek civilization and a design museum full of historical finds are waiting to amaze you, ending with a stop in the city center.

• Acropolis
• New Acropolis Museum
• Sightseeing tour of Athens: University, National Library, National Academy, Hadrian's Arch, Constitution Square, tomb of the unknown soldier, Parliament.

• Your guided tour of the archaeological heritage of Athens starts at the Acropolis, the most important ancient complex in the western world.
• Walk through the fortified citadel and the temples erected to honor Athena, the city's patron and goddess of wisdom, art and war. Known as the Parthenon, the temple of Athena Parthenos from 438 BC is dedicated to this goddess, who, according to legend, was born from the head of Zeus.
• But there are more treasures to see: visit the New Acropolis Museum to get a close look at the original sculptures that decorated the architecture of the Acropolis, all of them priceless.
• Traveling through time, follow the chronological path that leads from the archaeological digs on the ground floor to the finds from the Archaic and Roman period on the first floor, ending up in the Parthenon gallery on the top floor. This area is shifted by 23 degrees from the lower portion to reflect the position of the temple on the rock of the Acropolis.
• Complete the visit with a sightseeing tour of the monument in the city center: the University, the National Library, Hadrian's Arch, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Parliament and many more. You'll feel like a true Athenian.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• This is one of the most popular excursions so book early.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.

Learn everything there is to know about one of the symbols of civilization: the Athens Acropolis. A guided tour will lead you through the history of an extraordinary place: from the first Neolithic settlements to its golden age under the reign of Pericles. Visit the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheum and the Parthenon, dedicated to the Athenian divine patron. Here the past is not a story—it’s presence.

• Acropolis
• Temple of Athena Nike
• Erechtheum
• Parthenon
• Sightseeing tour of the city

• Here you are in the Athenian Acropolis, where philosophers, heroes and great orators exercised the first form of “démos krátos”, government by the people.
• Our guide will tell you everything you need to know about this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a symbol of the golden age of Greek civilization.
• The Acropolis, which in Greek means high city, stands on a hill in downtown Athens and provides a view of everything, as far as the sea. A perfect defensive position used since Neolithic times.
• Climb up to the Temple of Athena Nike, from 425 BC, which celebrates the victories over the Persians. Inside it was once a statue of the goddess Athena, victorious but without wings: Athenians didn't want her to fly away.
• The Erechtheum dedicated to Athena and Poseidon is the most sacred place of all: here the goddess made an olive tree sprout, thus becoming the patron of the city. Look at the loggia: do you recognize the famous caryatids?
• It's time for the Parthenon, named after Athena Parthenos, or virgin. Dating from 447 BC, it is an international icon and a model of optical illusions. Try to spot them as you walk down the valley for a sightseeing tour of the city.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• The visit to the Acropolis involves a climb and walking across rough ground.
• Large bags and strollers are strictly banned from the Acropolis.
• This is one of the most popular excursions so book early.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.

On your last day in Greece, embark on a seamless and scenic panoramic tour of Athens

Panoramic driveFree time

This captivating journey through the heart of Athens will take you past some of the city's most iconic landmarks, including the majestic Temple of Zeus, the historic Greek Parliament, and the bustling Syntagma Square.

Your adventure continues with a photo stop beneath the Acropolis, where you can capture breathtaking views of the Parthenon towering above the historic city. This is the perfect opportunity to immortalize your memories of Athens with stunning photographs.

Following the photo stop, enjoy some free time in the charming area nestled at the foot of the Acropolis. Wander through its cobbled streets lined with traditional shops, quaint cafés, and local artisan stores. Savor a quick bite of authentic Greek cuisine, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of this historic neighborhood.

Afterward, relax on a scenic drive to the Airport with unforgettable shoot of Athens etched into your memory, this tour offers a perfect farewell to your Greek adventure.

• The excursion is available for disembarking guests with flight after 18 We recommend consulting the MyTours Excursion Office on board, informing them of the time of any flight, train or transfer, so that they can check the compatibility of the tour with your departure time

A guided tour of the most typical neighborhoods of Athens: from the Zea Marina, an ancient military port, to the high Acropolis, the seat of great philosophers and gods. Not forgetting the buildings of the old town and the district of Plaka, once the center of Athenian life.

• Panoramic bus tour of the Zea Marina
• Visit to the Acropolis
• Panathenaic Stadium (view from the bus on the way), University of Athens
• Panoramic tour of the National Academy
• Plaka District: Tower of the Winds, Ancient Agora, monument to Lysicrates (free time)

• Forget everything you know about Athens and rediscover it from scratch on a guided sightseeing bus tour of the most distinctive districts of the Greek capital.
• Travel from the Zea Marina, the ancient military port built by *Themistocles during the Punic Wars, to the Acropolis**, situated on a hill in downtown Athens.
• Admire the Parthenon: it's much bigger than it looks in the books, don't you think? In the 5th century it contained a statue of Athena, the city's patron, that was 11 meters tall and covered in gold and ivory.
• From sacred icons to the symbols of sport: the historic Panathenaic stadium, the only one in the world to be made entirely of marble, is definitely worth a photo.
• Continue to the old town, among neoclassical buildings like the University and the National Academy, towards Plaka, the oldest and most picturesque neighborhood, with neoclassical homes from the 19th century that will remind you of the Cyclades.
• In your free time, you can take a walk: among the tavernas and boutiques, you will discover real architectural gems such as the ancient Agora, the Tower of the Winds and the monument to Lysicrates. Don't miss them. And it ends at the airport, ready to head back home.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• Large bags and strollers are strictly banned from the Acropolis.
• The visit to the Acropolis involves a climb and walking across rough ground.
• The excursion is available for disembarking guests with flight after 20:00 We recommend consulting the MyTours Excursion Office on board, informing them of the time of any flight, train or transfer, so that they can check the compatibility of the tour with your departure time
• It is no longer allowed to stop at the Panathenaic Stadium due to traffic regulations and police forbidding it.

Visit the landmarks of Athens, explore the city's most distinctive neighborhoods, discover the lifestyle gems of the true Athenian. A guided tour from the Acropolis to the Panathenaic Stadium, and from Monastiraki to the Plaka district. Walk the city's most beautiful streets or drómos. Street food? We'll take care of that too.
And then the journey ends at the airport, exactly where you need it.

• Downtown Athens
• Pnyx Hill
• Panathenaic Stadium, National Academy, Greek parliament
• Syntagma Square
• Monastiraki neighborhood: Walk with traditional snack
• Plaka district

• Become an Athenian for a day, experiencing the places that have made the Greek capital a capital of the world for 2500 years.
• To begin with,enjoy a panoramic sightseeing drive of the city centre passing by the Panethenaic Stadium, the only one in the world to be made entirely of marble, the national academy and the seat of the Greek parliament on Syntagma Square.
• Climb up the Pnyx Hill, where the Athenian assemblies were held in the 5th century BC. The view to the Acropolis from one side and modern Athens to the other, will leave you speechless, but the greatest orators have spoken here, including Aristedes, Demosthenes, Pericles...
• Down the hill you'll find the city's other attractions: walk around Athens’ Ancient Agora, the heart of ancient Athens, the core of political and social activity, where everyone crossed paths
• In the Monastiraki district a beautiful surprise awaits you: a pita gyros stuffed with meat, vegetables and fries. This is a typical Greek street food, to be enjoyed while walking.
• The last stop is the Plaka district, the oldest in the city, among neoclassical buildings, ancient monuments and shops. By the way, the Adrianou and Pandrosou streets are said to be ideal for shopping.
  
  It wraps up at the airport—smooth and straightforward, without wasting a minute.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• Before booking the excursion or once on board, contact the excursion office to check the availability of vegetarian or gluten-free dishes and to report any food intolerances.
• The excursion is available for disembarking guests with flight after 20:00 We recommend consulting the MyTours Excursion Office on board, informing them of the time of any flight, train or transfer, so that they can check the compatibility of the tour with your departure time

Visit the landmarks of Athens, explore the city's most distinctive neighborhoods, discover the lifestyle gems of the true Athenian. A guided tour from the Acropolis to the Panathenaic Stadium, and from Monastiraki to the Plaka district. Walk the city's most beautiful streets or drómos. Street food? We'll take care of that too.

• Downtown Athens
• Pnyx Hill
• Panathenaic Stadium, National Academy, Greek parliament
• Syntagma Square
• Monastiraki neighborhood: Walk with traditional snack
• Plaka district

• Become an Athenian for a day, experiencing the places that have made the Greek capital a capital of the world for 2500 years.
• To begin with,enjoy a panoramic sightseeing drive of the city centre passing by the Panethenaic Stadium, the only one in the world to be made entirely of marble, the national academy and the seat of the Greek parliament on Syntagma Square.
• Climb up the Pnyx Hill, where the Athenian assemblies were held in the 5th century BC. The view to the Acropolis from one side and modern Athens to the other, will leave you speechless, but the greatest orators have spoken here, including Aristedes, Demosthenes, Pericles...
• Down the hill you'll find the city's other attractions: walk around Athens’ Ancient Agora, the heart of ancient Athens, the core of political and social activity, where everyone crossed paths
• In the Monastiraki district a beautiful surprise awaits you: a pita gyros stuffed with meat, vegetables and fries. This is a typical Greek street food, to be enjoyed while walking.
• The last stop is the Plaka district, the oldest in the city, among neoclassical buildings, ancient monuments and shops. By the way, the Adrianou and Pandrosou streets are said to be ideal for shopping.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• Before booking the excursion or once on board, contact the excursion office to check the availability of vegetarian or gluten-free dishes and to report any food intolerances.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.

Release your inner sailor and set sail to conquer the Corinth Canal. Together with our guide, sail through the famous strait that separates the Aegean and Ionian Seas, saving ships a 700 km journey to circumnavigate the Peloponnese. Hear the tales that have arisen around the canal, from the Oracle of Delphi to the Argonauts. By the end of the crossing, one thing is clear: it’s not just water flowing through here, but everything Greece has to tell.

• Corinth Canal

• Sail for 6 km along the Corinth Canal to experience the thrill of passing through a rocky gorge just 23 meters wide. between vertical walls that are up to 90 meters high.
• Like a veritable sea dog, sail between two seas from Isthmia through the man * made shortcut that connects the Saronic Gulf, in the Aegean Sea, to the Gulf of Corinth, in the Ionian Sea**.
• Inaugurated in 1893, the canal these days is used by around 11,000 boats every year, but its construction was far from plain sailing.
• The first person to come up with the idea was Periander of Corinth, one of the Seven Sages of Antiquity, in the 6th century BC, but the Oracle of Delphi advised him not to cast asunder what Zeus had joined together. Best to leave well alone.
• After several attempts, including one by the Emperor Nero in 67 AD, and the Venetians in 1700, work only properly began in 1881.
• Listening to our guide, you're already in Corinth. Want to get back to sailing? It's understandable, after all this is where Jason and the Argonauts set sail to seek the Golden Fleece.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• This is one of the most popular excursions so book early.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.
• Unexpected delays may occur due to canal traffic and adverse weather conditions

Learn everything there is to know about one of the symbols of civilization: the Athens Acropolis. A guided tour will lead you through the history of an extraordinary place: from the first Neolithic settlements to its golden age under the reign of Pericles. Visit the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheum and the Parthenon, dedicated to the Athenian divine patron.  Here the past is not a story—it’s presence. The ending: at the airport, simple. 

• Acropolis
• Temple of Athena Nike
• Erechtheum
• Parthenon
• Sightseeing tour of the city

• Here you are in the Athenian Acropolis, where philosophers, heroes and great orators exercised the first form of “démos krátos”, government by the people.
• Our guide will tell you everything you need to know about this UNESCO World Heritage Site, a symbol of the golden age of Greek civilization.
• The Acropolis, which in Greek means high city, stands on a hill in downtown Athens and provides a view of everything, as far as the sea. A perfect defensive position used since Neolithic times.
• Climb up to the Temple of Athena Nike, from 425 BC, which celebrates the victories over the Persians. Inside it was once a statue of the goddess Athena, victorious but without wings: Athenians didn't want her to fly away.
• The Erechtheum dedicated to Athena and Poseidon is the most sacred place of all: here the goddess made an olive tree sprout, thus becoming the patron of the city. Look at the loggia: do you recognize the famous caryatids?
• It's time for the Parthenon, named after Athena Parthenos, or virgin. Dating from 447 BC, it is an international icon and a model of optical illusions. Try to spot them as you walk down the valley for a sightseeing tour of the city. And in the end, we drop you off directly at the airport—no detours, no time wasted.

• The visit to the Acropolis involves a climb and walking across rough ground.
• Large bags and strollers are strictly banned from the Acropolis.
• The excursion is available for disembarking guests with flight after 14:30We recommend consulting the MyTours Excursion Office on board, informing them of the time of any flight, train or transfer, so that they can check the compatibility of the tour with your departure time

A guided tour of the most typical neighborhoods of Athens: from the Zea Marina, an ancient military port, to the high Acropolis, the seat of great philosophers and gods. Not forgetting the buildings of the old town and the district of Plaka, once the center of Athenian life.

• Panoramic bus tour of the Zea Marina
• Visit to the Acropolis
• Panathenaic Stadium (view from the bus on the way), University of Athens
• Panoramic tour of the National Academy
• Plaka District: Tower of the Winds, Ancient Agora, monument to Lysicrates (free time)

• Forget everything you know about Athens and rediscover it from scratch on a guided sightseeing bus tour of the most distinctive districts of the Greek capital.
• Travel from the Zea Marina, the ancient military port built by *Themistocles during the Punic Wars, to the Acropolis**, situated on a hill in downtown Athens.
• Admire the Parthenon: it's much bigger than it looks in the books, don't you think? In the 5th century it contained a statue of Athena, the city's patron, that was 11 meters tall and covered in gold and ivory.
• From sacred icons to the symbols of sport: the historic Panathenaic stadium, the only one in the world to be made entirely of marble, is definitely worth a photo.
• Continue to the old town, among neoclassical buildings like the University and the National Academy, towards Plaka, the oldest and most picturesque neighborhood, with neoclassical homes from the 19th century that will remind you of the Cyclades.
• In your free time, you can take a walk: among the tavernas and boutiques, you will discover real architectural gems such as the ancient Agora, the Tower of the Winds and the monument to Lysicrates. Don't miss them.

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• Large bags and strollers are strictly banned from the Acropolis.
• The visit to the Acropolis involves a climb and walking across rough ground.
• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.
• It is no longer allowed to stop at the Panathenaic Stadium due to traffic regulations and police forbidding it.

If you love the sea, don't miss this sightseeing tour of the Athenian riviera between the port of Piraeus and Cape Sounion. Feel inspired by the Coast of Apollo, the seaside town of Vouliagmeni and the surfing mecca of Varkiza Bay. At Cape Sounion, discover the Temple of Poseidon and all its legends.

• Athenian Riviera: sightseeing tour
• Vouliagmeni and Varkiza
• Cape Sounion and the Temple of Poseidon

• What can a coastline named after the god Apollo be like? Sunkissed of course. Join the guided tour of the Athenian Riviera that runs along the Saronic Gulf to Cape Sounion.
• Leaving Piraeus, you'll notice some of the sports complexes built for the 2004 Olympic Games and then immediately see the so-called Aegean Balcony, among areas of wilderness and fashionable towns.
• These include Vouliagmeni, a lagoon where the sea meets the hot spring waters: legend has it that an entire city can be found inside it. Varkiza Bay, on the other hand, is best known for its water sports.
• But here you are at Cape Sounio, the site of many legends, including that of King Aegeus, who reportedly jumped from this cliff believing his son Theseus to have died; this is where, according to Homer's Odyssey, the helmsman of Menelaus is buried.
• Travel on to the Temple of Poseidon, built by Pericles in 444 BC with marble from the Agrilesa valley, that shines in the sun: on seeing it sparkle on the horizon, sailors knew they were home.
• Even today, ships sound their horns as they sail past in honor of Poseidon and the legendary Cape Sounion.

• The excursion is only available for Guests in transit. We recommend that you consult the MyTours excursion office on board to find out what tours are available for Guests disembarking in Piraeus.

An excursion through myths, history and art: from the Acropolis, the sacred city of ancient Athens that is home to archaeological remains of rare beauty, to Cape Sounio, a picturesque promontory that commands magnificent views of the stunning ruins of the Temple of Poseidon.

• Acropolis
• Cape Sounio, Temple of Poseidon

• We travel by coach to the first stop on our excursion: the majestic Acropolis, which dominates the city of Athens and attracts millions of tourists every year. We immerse ourselves in the evocative atmosphere of the monuments that bear witness to the glorious past of Ancient Greece.
• At lunchtime, we stop at a traditional taverna for a lovely meal before continuing our tour to one of the true wonders of Greece: Cape Sounio. We arrive at the Attic headland that is home to the wonderful Temple of Poseidon, built under the direction of Pericles in honour of the god of the sea. According to the myth, Aegeas, king of Athens and father of Theseus, is said to have thrown himself into the sea, thereby giving the sea its name. The temple commands stunning views of the Saronic Gulf and the Cyclades: a feast for the eyes and the soul!

• We recommend wearing comfortable shoes.
• It is strictly forbidden to bring large bags or pushchairs into the Acropolis.
• Visitors with mobility problems will be able to access the Acropolis using a lift. In the event of inclement weather, or for safety reasons, the lift may be closed without warning at the sole discretion of the local authorities responsible for the site.
• In order to guarantee the health of our guests, in compliance with the regulations and the respect of the safety protocol, the itineraries and the duration of the excursions may be subject to changes, even if not substantial.

Hungry for Greek culture? Set off on the longest ever guided tour around the sights and flavors of Athens. Travel along the Athenian Riviera to Cape Sunio to see the Temple of Poseidon silhouetted against the Aegean Sea. Continue to Athens to taste some typical flavors and discover its treasures: the Acropolis, the Panathenaic Stadium and lots more.

• Athenian Riviera
• Cape Sunio: Temple of Poseidon
• Athens, its Acropolis (photo stop) and its typical aperitif.
• Panathenaic Stadium

• Your taste of the Greek capital begins on the Athenian Riviera as we set off from the port of Piraeus and head south, listening to the guide's stories, along the Saronic Gulf.
• The rugged coastline alternates with seaside resorts such asVouliagmeni, named after a “sunken” lake, and Varkiza, famous for water sports. * An essential stop is Cape Sunio: look out over the Aegean Sea and explore the 5th century BC Temple of Poseidon. If you hear a siren, it will be a passing ship celebrating the god of the sea.
• You'll then be welcomed back in Athens for a typical Greek snack of keftedes meatballs, tiropita with feta, spinach spanakopita and fragrant ouzo to finish off.
• Tour a city that suits all tastes: from ancient treasures like the Arch of Hadrian and the Temple of Zeus Olympus to the neoclassical National Gardens and the Academy.
• Discover the Panathenaic Stadium; built entirely of white marble, it hosted the first modern Olympic Games in 1896. After this, prepare for the best view of the Acropolis.
• Frame the Parthenon, even more beautiful at sunset or illuminated by the evening lights, and click away!

• Slight changes may be made to itineraries and the length of excursions in order to protect your health and to comply with regulations and the safety protocol.
• Menus may vary according to season to ensure the constant high quality of the dishes served.
• Before booking the excursion or once on board, contact the excursion office to check the availability of vegetarian or gluten-free dishes and to report any food intolerances.
• The bus journey from the port to Sunio takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.