In this wonderful excursion, your own group of 10 pax and more will spend three nights in Thessaloniki. From this city you will visit Kavala-Philippi and the site of the battel of Mark Antony and Octavius against Brutus and Cassius. You will enjoy a city tour of most attractive sites of Thessaloniki, its fascinating Byzantine Churches and the City Walls. You will experience the delicious food, a blend of eastern, western and Mediterranean cuisine, with many delicacies. You will visit the magnificent Royal Tombs of Vergina, among which are the ones of Philip II, father of Alexander the Great. You will depart for Kalambaka to visit Meteora, an UNESCO heritage, a particularly impressive scenery: Ageless Monasteries suspended between earth and sky, atop huge granite rock.

You will visit Metsovo, one of the most traditional and picturesque villages in Greece, where you can enjoy your lunch and wine tasting at the Tositsa Foundation, with the famous Katogi wine. You will stay at Ioannina, built on a wonderful lake, and drive north to visit the breathtaking Vikos Gorge, famous for the European brown bear and other endangered species. You will continue to Kastoria, the third most important Byzantine city, built on a lake. You will also visit Prespes lakes, to enjoy a tour of the lakes and visit the island of Achillios, with an overnight at Florina. From there you will admire the impressive waterfall of Edessa and continue to Naoussa, the heart of Greece’s Burgundy. You will get the chance to taste this region’s wine over lunch. Reaching Athens, you will have the unique chance of visiting Acropolis with its famous Parthenon and its impressive new Acropolis Museum. You will walk through the Ancient Agora where the Athenians spend their day discussing about philosophy and art, see some very interesting Byzantine Churches and discover Plaka (Old Town). In your extra day you can either take a daily cruise to Hydra and Poros islands, or combine the Sounio site with a visit to Niarchos Foundation. From Classical and Byzantine to Modern, you will enjoy Athens at its best! In the evening, farewell dinner at a typical tavern.

This is the basic core of the “Greek Mainland Experience” tour. There can be adjustments to fit the needs of your own group, three hotel categories to chose from. The excursion can start or end either from Athens or Thessaloniki. Please send us your detailed request and we will provide you with a suitable quote.

This tour provides you with an ideal opportunity to explore Macedonia, the Land of Alexander the Great, make a unique journey through 7.000 years of Greek History and meet parts of a Countryside you will always remember. During this excursion you will visit Delphi, with the Archaelogical Site and the Museum, the town of Thebes with its brand new Archaelogican Museum. You will reach Kalambaka, a small town situated at the foot of the astonishing complex of Meteora, the UNESCO heritage, with its ageless Monasteries. You will continue your wonderful journey with the Archaeological Site of Dion. Admire also from here the gigantic figure of Mount Olympus, the highest mountain in Greece and home of the 12 Gods (Greek Mythology). You will reach the town of Kastoria, the Greek centre of the fur industry and also famous for its beautiful Lake. A Prehistoric Lake. Settlement 7.000 years old, was discovered here and you will admire the rare findings in the tiny local Museum together with the recreation of the Old Settlement. You will continue your trip visiting the picturesque town of Edessa with its famous Waterfall.

You will also visit Pella, the Ancient Capital of the Kingdom of Macedonia. Your next stop will Thessaloniki, the second largest City in Greece. Visit the City Walls, several attractive monuments and the Archaeological Museum. You will also visit Vergina and its precious Museum with all the astonishing and priceless findings belonging to the Macedonian civilization which recent excavations brought to light. You can also view from this place the remains of King Phillip's (father of Alexander the Great) Palace.

This is the basic core of the “Northern Greece Tour” tour. There can be adjustments to fit the needs of your own group, three hotel categories to chose from. Please send us your detailed request and we will provide you with a suitable quote.

Greece through the centuries will unfold before you o¬n this four-day tour. Prehistory, the Classical period, Roman domination, the Byzantine Empire, the Crusades and Modern times. During this classical tour you will visit the Theatre of Epidavros famous for its remarkable acoustics, the town of Nafplion

the Archaeological Site of Mycenae and the Tomb of Agamemnon, Ancient Olympia, the Cradle of the Olympic Games, the Archaeological Site with the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus, the Ancient Stadium and the Archaeological Museum. You will continue with the towns of Naupactus and Itea and arrive in Delphi. Visit of the Archaeological Site and the Museum and depart for Kalambaka, a small Town situated at the foot of the astonishing complex of Meteora, gigantic rocks. Visit Meteora, the ageless Monasteries, a UNESCO heritage, where you can see exquisite speciments of Byzantine art. (during our visit of the Monastery, ladies should be wearing skirts and gentlemen long trousers).

During this 3-day classical tour, the history of Greece throughout the centuries will unfold before you. You will visit the Theatre of Epidavros famous for its remarkable acoustics, you will pass by the town of Nafplion and drive o¬n to Mycenae to visit the Archaeological Site and the Tomb of Agamemnon. Then, you depart for Olympia and visit the Archaeological Site with the Sanctuary of Olympian Zeus, the Ancient Stadium and the Archaeological Museum. In this trip we will visit Delphi with its Archaeological Site and the Museum. Then drive through the village of Arachova, renowned for its colourful rugs and carpets. Return to Athens via Levadia and Thebes.

During this three-day tour, you will depart from Thessaloniki to visit Delphi and the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios and the Museum. You will continue to Kalambaka. You will visit Meteora, particularly impressive scenery, ageless Monasteries, containing priceless historical and religious treasures, stand suspended between earth and sky, o¬n top of granite rocks. Return to Thessaloniki.

During this two-day excursion, you will see the beautiful city of Ioannina, with the famous Perama Cave, one of the most important Caves in the World. You will visit the Old Town, take a one-hour cruise on the Pamvotis Lake with a small boat, taste the delicious cuisine of Epirus area. Following day, you will visit Meteora, with its ageless Monasteries, a breathtaking UNESCO heritage site. Return to Thessaloniki late in the evening.

During this seven-day excursion, you will see Athens, the capital of Greece (Athens Sightseeing tour, with extended visit of the Acropolis and the new Acropolis Museum), Thessaloniki (City tour, Mount Athos full day cruise around Mt. Athos), you will visit the magnificent Royal Tombs of Vergina, among which are the ones of Philip II, father of Alexander the Great. You will visit Kavala-Philippi and the site of the battel of Mark Antony and Octavius against Brutus and Cassius

In this wonderful excursion, your own group of 10 students or more will be able to study the major archaeological attractions in Greece, while having a great time enjoying the sun, the delicious Mediterranean food and witness the Greek way of life. Their sites of interest include Ancient Olympia. The first Olympic Game were held in 776BC, year that marks the beginning of historical times for Greek Antiquity. There you will visit the Olympia Archaeological museum. Crossing the Rio-Antirio bridge you will reach Nafpaktos city and arrive at the amazing Delphi. There, you will visit the Apollo Temple, the sanctuary of Apollo, the theatre where Delphic festival were held and the Delphi Museum. You will continue to Kalambaka, where you will visit Meteora (one or two monasteries, depending which are open) usually Aghios Varlaam or Aghios Stefanos. Meteora is a unique phenomenon of nature-24 perpendicular rocks on which about 600 year ago Byzantine monks chose to worship God and built Meteora, their monastic community.

How these monasteries were built is a subject of fascination for pilgrims and visitor alike. Meteora is an UNESCO Heritage. You will continue this journey by visiting Athens, the Capital of Greece. You will have an extensive tour visiting the Acropolis Site, the Propylea, the Erechteum, the Parthenon, the astonishing Acropolis Museum, the Agora, the Olympic Stadium, the Temple of Zeus and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. You can spend your afternoon in Cape Sounion! The temple of Poseidon standing some 60m/200 feet above the sea at the edge of a cliff on Cape Sounion, is one of the most breathtaking and deeply moving sights in Greece. The temple is an hour's drive from Central Athens and both the site itself and the route leading to it are worth every minute of the drive. The road runs along the Saronic coast and from the window of your bus you can enjoy the endless and brilliant blue sea. During this program you can include an entertaining evening with food and music, in Plaka Athens.

Macedonia is considered as one of the areas of Greece who produces the greatest wines. The wineries have chosen are among the best in northern Greece. During this excursion you will also visit Meteora and its Monasteries, the great UNESCO Heritage and also the Macedonian Tombs and the “Vergina Treasures” at Vergina. You will stay at Thessaloniki, Naousa and Drama. You will visit 4 to 5 wineries.

During this six-day tour, you will follow the footsteps of St. Paul who first brought the message of Christianity in 50 AD. You will start this journey from Thessaloniki, where you will visit the White Tower, the Arch of Galerius and the Byzantine Church of St. Dimitrios. The following day you will visit Pella, Alexander the Great’s hometown and then you will proceed to Veria and visit the “Bema” where St. Paul used to stand while preaching. Continue to Vergina to visit the tomb of King Philip.

The day after you will visit Amphipolis with the famous Lion statue. Continue to Philippi where St. Paul delivered his first sermon in Europe, sowing the seeds of Christianity. Here St. Paul baptized a “certain woman” named Lydia, the first Christian convert in Europe. The Roman Forum, completely excavated, is after Paul’s time. Among the ruins, located on the rocky ledge above the town’s main road, is the prison where St. Paul and Silas were thrown. Continue into the modern port city of Kavala. Athens is your nest stop, where you will the Acropolis, the Propylea, the Erechteum, the Parthenon, the Mars Hill and the Agora where St. Paul spoke to the Athenians. Next proceed to the Olympic Stadium and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Continue for a tour to Ancient Corinth, passing through the canal which joins the Ionian Sea with the Aegean Sea, where St. Paul preached and wrote the famous letters to the Corinthians. You will visit the site where St. Paul worked with Aquila and Priscilla and visit the “Bema” where St. Paul used to stand while preaching.

During this three-day tour, you will depart from Thessaloniki (or Athens) to visit Delphi and the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios and the Museum. The village of Delphi is also beautiful, you can enjoy a snack and drive to Athens for overnight. The following day you will have a most interesting tour visiting the Acropolis Site, the Propylea, the Erechteum, the Parthenon, the astonishing Acropolis Museum, the Agora, the Olympic Stadium, the Temple of Zeus and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. In the afternoon you can visit Cape Sounion! The temple of Poseidon standing some 60m/200 feet above the sea at the edge of a cliff on Cape Sounion, is one of the most breathtaking and deeply moving sights in Greece. The temple is an hour's drive from Central Athens and both the site itself and the route leading to it are worth every minute of the drive. Last day in Athens and you can visit the Plaka and Monastiraki area for leisure walks. Departure to Thessaloniki (or transfer to Athens airport).

During this four-day tour, the history of Greece throughout the centuries will infold before you. You will begin this journey from Thessaloniki (or Athens) and make the first stop to Ancient Corinth, passing through the canal which joins the Ionian Sea with the Aegean Sea, where St. Paul preached and wrote the famous letters to the Corinthians. You will continue and reach Nafplion, a beautiful city and former capital of Greece. From Nafplion you will visit the Theatre of Epidavros, famous for its remarkable acoustics. You will proceed to Mycenae to visit the Archaeological Site and the Tomb of Agamemnon. From Nafplion (Tolo) you can take a daily cruise to Hydra and Spetses, beautiful Greek Islands, nearby. You can also visit The Semeli Estate, in Nemea area, a viniard where you can have a wine-tour and wine tasting.