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Includes trip to the south tip of Attica region, by the Athens Riviera, a beautiful coast avenue, stop to Vouliagmeni lake, and a visit to the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounio.Cape Sounio, which has a spectacular view, was chosen by the ancient Greeks to built several temples surrounded by walls. The biggest temple was dedicated to Poseidon ,the God of the Sea. In 480BC was ruined by the Persian invasion to Greece. Periklis,whose leadership was named the golden era of Athens, rebuilt the Temple from 444BC to 440BC.
TIP: Best time to visit Cape Sounio is at the end of the day, in order to enjoy a magnificent sunset having ouzo and seafood!!

Includes a trip(185km) , a.stop at Livadia and Arachova, two beautiful little cities, and finally the sight of Delphi Sanctuary, dedicated to God Apollo. Considered by the Greeks, navel(centre) of the world. One of the most important ancient sights, on mount Parnassus south-western slope, with a breathtaking view. There are the Archaeological Museum and the main complex , with the Tholos , a Stadium , a Gymnasium , the Athenian Treasury and other. And finally a meal to a traditional taverna.

Includes a trip to the Corinth Canal, opened in 1893, a dream of the ancient Greeks and others. With a length of 6.4km, actually made the Peloponnese peninsula an island. After that will visit the Acrocorinth, the Acropolis of Ancient Corinth, one of the most impressive of mainland Greece. The Temple of Apollo, and the Museum of Corinthos will be next. Next stop will be Nemea, famous for its wineries and vineyards, followed by a meal to a traditional taverna.

Includes a trip to Marathon, the battle field, Archaeological Museum and the dam of Marathon.
Marathon is located north-east of Attica region. A historical area, where in September 490BC the Battle of Marathon took place, between the heavily outnumbered Athenian army and the Persians. Greeks won and Pheidippides, a herald at the battle, was sent running back to Athens (42.195meters) to announce the victory. Thats how the Marathon race was conceived in modern times. Athens Classical Marathon is considered to be one of the most difficult and challenging due to the uneven terrain. We will visit the city, battle field, and Museum of Marathon. On our way back, we will stop at Marathon dam, completed in 1929, major water supply of Athens.

Includes a trip to Meteora,central Greece, 360km from Athens, part of the UNESCO world heritage list.
Around 65 million years ago, a series of earth movements along weathering process by water,wind and extreme temperatures, slowly formed these unique and enormous columns of rock, dominating the local area.Some are 400m(1300ft). In Greek, Meteora means 'elevated'. There is one of the largest and more precipitously built complexes of eastern orthodox monasteries, second in importance only to those in mount Athos. Monks occupied the caverns in 11th century, but not until the 14th century monasteries were.built due to the increasing number of Turkish attacks. Of the 30 monasteries, only 6 are still functioning( 5 male, 1 female). At that time, access to the top was via removable ladders, lashed together or windlass. Also baskets, ropes, or large nets were used to haul up both goods and people. Nowdays, steps have been curved into the rock, since 1920s. After Meteora, we will have a.meal to a traditional taverna and head back to Athens.