Top Halkidiki Bus Tours - page 2

Spend a day exploring Rhodes’ highlights without transport hassles and including commentary from a tour guide on this private tour. After hotel, port, or airport pickup; settle inside a Mercedes minibus and hit Rhodes Old Town for a guided walk. From there, explore the island’s east coast, with guided tours of Lindos and its Acropolis; a pottery demonstration, plus stops for lunch (own cost) and at the Charaki Beach.

Discover Vergina on a small-group shore excursion from Thessaloniki, designed for cruise passengers. Visit the Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai, an extraordinary underground site built around the burial mounds of the Macedonian kings. See the tomb traditionally identified as King Philip II, father of Alexander the Great, and explore gold treasures, weapons, and frescoes. Continue to the Polycentric Museum of Aigai to discover key artifacts of ancient Macedonia. Enjoy guided storytelling, free time for photos, and a comfortable return to Thessaloniki Port.

Cover the highlights of Rhodes and Lindos during this private, half-day tour. Travel in a deluxe Mercedes Benz sedan or minibus for larger groups. Visit ten attractions, including the Colossus of Rhodes, a drive up the hilltop Acropolis of Rhodes, and free time in Lindos Village. Upgrade to include extended stops or admission tickets to the Lindos Acropolis.

Explore Crete by sail with a scenic day cruise to Gramvousa and Balos. Get picked up at your hotel in an air-conditioned vehicle and admire views during the drive to the west edge of Crete. Climb aboard a boat and sail to Gramvousa, or Pirates Island. Cool off with a swim in the turquoise waters of Balos Lagoon and get to know Crete from a fresh perspective.

Visit with us and follow up the Olympic Spirit, Greek Legends and Myths at the Amazing Ancient city of Athens with an Experienced Guide that will give you a good idea of History, Mythology and Ancient Olympic Games.All the highlights of Athens like Acropolis, Temple of Zeus ,Olympic Stadium ,Changing of the Guards and many more.Luxury Vehicle Mercedes-Benz with air condition and cold water for you. Get the Experience and live your Myth in Athens.

Walk in the footsteps of St. Paul on this transformative journey,a full day experience through Greece. Explore key sites from his two-year mission, including Athens, ancient Corinth, and the Ancient port of Kechries that Paul found Priscilla and Aquila. Your expert guide brings the Apostle's teachings to life, connecting you to his legacy at the Bema, Isthmus Diolkos, and other significant landmarks. Your driver/guide not only follows the Bible but also goes in accordance with it, possessing extensive knowledge of Paul's history and life in Greece. This is a private tour featuring a Mercedes-Benz van and a knowledgeable driver/guide well-versed in the Holy Bible.Lets go back 2.000 together with our Expert Driver/Guide!

Tour through the center of Athens focused on the ancient athenian Academy, the place that the teachings and studies of the greatest philosophers of the world took place. Plato and Socrates teached many great truths for the every day life and for the love between people of course. They both believed that love is the most beautiful thing in life and in their school were born the ideas of platonic love and the universal need of finding the other half of one another. Our guests will have the opportunity of walking and thinking on the same roads and paths that Plato and Socrates stood .

Discovering Greece’s Halkidiki region and the secluded monasteries of its Mt. Athos peninsula from Thessaloniki is difficult on your own. View this independently governed monastic region from the sea, and some of Halkidiki’s highlights, with ease on this full-day trip. Visit Stagira, the birthplace of Aristotle; enjoy time in the seaside town of Ouranopolis, and cruise along the Athos peninsula, seeing its hidden monastic communities as you hear their history.

Begin your shore excursion with a visit to the Archaeological Site of Dion, the sacred city of ancient Macedonia dedicated to Zeus. According to tradition, Alexander the Great offered sacrifices here before setting out on his campaigns, underscoring Dion’s importance as a religious and cultural center of the Macedonian Kingdom. Walk among the well-preserved remains of temples, baths, theaters, and ancient streets, gaining insight into daily life and ceremonial practices in antiquity. Continue to the on-site museum, where a rich collection of statues, mosaics, and everyday objects brings the city’s history to life. Highlights include the Hydraulis, one of the world’s earliest known musical instruments. After your archaeological visit, relax at a boutique winery set amid the scenic foothills of Mount Olympus and the Pieria Mountains. Enjoy a guided tasting of selected wines made from local and international grape varieties, accompanied by homemade regional delicacies.

A day tour in Rethymno and Arcadi Monastery, offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and scenic beauty. Start your day with a visit to Fortezza, a massive Venetian fortress that overlooks the city. Explore the bastions, towers, and the historical mosque inside. The panoramic views of Rethymno from the top are breathtaking. Take a leisurely walk through the narrow streets of the Old Town. Admire the well-preserved Renaissance buildings, Ottoman structures, and charming squares. The Venetian Loggia and Rimondi Fountain are notable landmarks. Explore the Arcadi monastery, known for its beautiful architecture and religious artifacts. It holds great significance in Greek history and has become a symbol of the Cretan struggle for independence. The monastery houses a small museum with exhibits related to its history. The journey to the monastery offers breathtaking views of the Cretan landscape, adding to the overall experience.

When your cruise ship docks on Rhodes, explore the island the easy way, with a private tour guide for your group of up to four people. You'll start with a pickup from the port, then travel around Rhodes on a route created by your guide to cover all the island highlights. Lindos village, the Acropolis of Rhodes, and St. Paul's Bay all feature on the route.

The Odyssey was first composed in Homeric Greek around the 8th or 7th century BC; by the mid-6th century BC, it had become part of the Greek literary canon. In antiquity, Homer's authorship was taken as true, but contemporary scholarship predominantly assumes that the Iliad and the Odyssey were composed independently, as part of long oral traditions. Visit with us all the monuments and Highlights of Odyssey. Our Driver/Guide has great knowledge of Greek History and Odyssey!Walking to all the Historical places of Odyssey!

Enjoy an intimate underwater adventure around the picturesque peninsulas of Halkidiki on this guided dive tour. In a small group, follow your dive guide around one of the region’s many natural bays. With two dives during your day, see the bay in a different light and find colorful local marine life, from large fish-eating groupers to reclusive octopi, that you didn’t find the first time around.

Instead of trying to work out how to see all the historic and cultural landmarks you’re interested in across Athens, on this full-day private tour, let a guide handle the finer details of your itinerary for you. Learn about ancient Greek mythology at the Temple of Olympian Zeus and the Acropolis, check out views of the city from Lycabettus Hill, sample authentic local food at Cape Sounio, and much more.

Agion Oros (Holy Mountain), also known as Mount Athos, is located on the easternmost peninsula of Halkidiki in Northern Greece. It is a unique spiritual center dedicated entirely to prayer and worship. An Orthodox monastic state since 1054, has been self-governed since Byzantine times and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1988. It features 20 "sovereign" monasteries, along with sketae, huts, cells, and hermitages. All monasteries follow a coenobitic lifestyle, with shared liturgy, housing, meals and work. Governed by the "Holy Community" under the Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople, Mount Athos is accessible only to men, as the “AVATON” rule prohibits entry to women. The towering 2,033-meter peak of Mount Athos offers breathtaking views, while the lush slopes, ancient forests, and flowing waters create an enchanting natural setting. Its monasteries, with castle-like architecture, intricate woodwork, murals and psalmodies, embody centuries of art, history, and devotion.