Top Olympia Food Tours

Make the most of your time onshore on this group half-day tour from Katakolon port to Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games. Walk the original stadium and explore temples where the Olympic flame is lit. Enjoy a local beekeeper's stories and homemade sweets at a family-run farm, then sample olives, olive oil, and balsamic vinegar at an indoor market. Comfortable transport and a guide enhance this cultural experience, while entrance fees are at your own expense.

Discover the history of Ancient Olympia when you listen to this self-guided audio tour of the archaeological site. You can play this audio tour directly from your smartphone, pausing and continuing at your own pace. Tour this UNESCO World Heritage Site and learn about the ruins of the Prytaneion while enjoying the fresh air. Please note that admission tickets for the archeological site and museum are included in the price of this audio tour.

Avoid crowded group tours and make the most of your limited time in Olympia with this private experience from Katakolo. Explore the iconic archaeological site, home of the first Olympic Games and the former Statue of Zeus, at a relaxed pace, then balance history with a visit to Kremasti Monastery and a quiet beach stop. It’s a seamless way to combine culture, scenery, and downtime without the rush.

Discover the birthplace of the Olympic Games with a visit to the UNESCO-listed Archaeological Site of Olympia, including the Temple of Zeus and the Archaeological Museum (entry fees not included). Experience authentic Greek culture at Klio’s Honey Farm and Agriturismo Magna Grecia, where you can taste local honey, olive oil, and wine. Conclude your tour with a scenic stop at Agios Ilias Beach, perfect for soaking up the sun and enjoying the coastal views.

The Olympia Archaeological Site is the birthplace of the Olympic Games and home to sights, artworks, and monuments with histories not always apparent to independent travelers. This private tour offers round-trip transportation from Katakolon and visits the archaeological site with a local guide who can give historical context. Then, visit the Archaeological Museum nearby, home to statues, tools, ceramics, and weaponry excavated from the site.