Top Greece Outback Tours

Experience on a luxurious private tour to the majestic Cape Sounion, where you can luxuriate in the opulence of a Mercedes-Benz or Tesla vehicle. Your journey unfolds along the coastal road of the Saronic Gulf, guided by an English-speaking chauffeur. Delight in the allure of the Athenian Riviera as you traverse charming suburbs like Faliro, Glyfada, Kavouri, and Vouliagmeni. Pause for a serene interlude at Vouliagmeni Lake, renowned for its brackish waters and natural thermal springs, offering a unique year-round spa experience. Continuing along the captivating seaside route through Varkiza, Lagonissi, Saronida, and Fokaia, you will reach Cape Sounion, home to the iconic Temple of Poseidon. Indulge in the ultimate luxury as you witness the mesmerizing sunset at the Temple of Poseidon, basking in its ancient grandeur while enjoying panoramic views of the Aegean Sea and its alluring islands. Delight in this exquisite experience, where luxury, history, and nature unite in perfect harmony

Experience an authentic adventure in the heart of Crete, where wild natural beauty meets rich history and local tradition. Driving your own quad, you’ll escape the crowded tourist spots and discover a different side of the island, full of vivid images, aromas, and genuine moments. The route takes you through impressive mountain landscapes, dirt roads, and picturesque villages that seem untouched by time. At every stop, you’ll have the opportunity to connect with local life, learn about the region’s history, and witness traditional crafts passed down from generation to generation. The people you meet, along with the flavors and scenery, will bring you closer to the authentic spirit of Crete. During the experience, you’ll enjoy panoramic views, perfect photo spots, and moments of relaxation surrounded by nature.

Experience the world heritage site of Meteora with the help of your experienced guide. On your exclusive day trip from Thessaloniki feel the aura of ancient Monasteries and enjoy the breathtaking view of the majestic rocks and the landscapes. Take marvelous photos and enjoy Greek food!

A breathtaking combination of blue and green. Shaped like Poseidon’s trident, Halkidiki’s prongs jut out into the Aegean Sea. Lush green forests extend all the way to the beachfront where reflections of golden sunlight add sparkling hues to turquoise waters. Long stretches of beautiful ever-changing shoreline, unique archaeological sites, world-renowned Christian monuments, lesser-known natural wonders and man-made masterpieces have all helped shape the region’s diverse identity, made even more interesting by the rich local culinary and cultural heritage.

The famous Zagorohoria: Stone villages, bridges and monasteries, masterpieces of architecture, culture and history, humanity and nature in harmony. Towering mountains, virgin forests and impressive gorges; a wild and evocative landscape. Zagorohoria – to give the area its full name – is a cluster of stone villages, masterfully constructed bridges and monasteries carved into the mountains. It’s a pure and seductive holiday destination for all seasons. You’ll discover its beauty walking along the Vikos Gorge, staring up at the Astrakas Mountain peak, listening to the rumble of the Voidamatis River and admiring impressive Mt Timfi. You’ll feel it walking with your lover or friend in the mystical fog of Papingo, visiting the old monasteries and churches, or just relaxing by the fireplace in a luxurious guesthouse. Zagori is a priceless treasure waiting to be discovered.

The cruise starts from Adamantas and offers a unique maritime experience amidst the impressive landscapes of western Milos. As the boat gently glides through the calm waters, the view of the picturesque fishing villages of Klima and Arkoudes unfolds like a postcard, creating moments of relaxation. The journey continues towards Sykia, one of the island’s most authentic and unexplored spots. The wild beauty of the coastline, combined with the deep turquoise waters, creates a setting ideal for tranquility. A highlight of the cruise is the iconic Kleftiko, with its imposing white rocks and crystal-clear waters. Here, moments of swimming are offered, as well as a carefully prepared onboard meal, with views of the endless blue of the Aegean Sea. On the return journey, a stop at Kalogries adds a final, refreshing sea experience, while passing the impressive Cape Vani perfectly concludes a high-aesthetic cruise, designed for those seeking comfort, quality, and authentic experiences.

Whether you want the challenge of reaching Greece’s highest peak or fancy exploring some of the hiking paths along the lower slopes, Mt Olympus more than lives up to its legend as home of the 12 Olympian gods Central Greece’s highest and most majestic mountain, Olympus, is a world in itself. There is much to discover even if you don’t make it to the summit: gentle paths, hidden corners, towering trees, wildflowers and unruly rocks, below and above the clouds. You can explore the foothills by car or mountain bike, but the greatest rewards will go to the hikers on these awesome peaks.

Volos is one of the most beautiful cities in Greece. The wealth of the region and its long history have left their mark on the city’s architecture, which exudes confidence and grandeur. The numerous mansions, municipal halls, museumσ, early 20th-century industrial facilities, and splendid churches make touring Volos truly enjoyable. Pelion is a place of indescribable beauty. With a breath-taking view over the endless sea, settlements that are architectural gems, and an ancient culture, it welcomes myriads of visitors every year. Lush vegetation and an extensive network of mountain paths enable the visitor to wander through a bewitching land, still echoing to the legendary Centaurs. It is worthy of note that the winding pathways linking the villages of Pelion exceed a total of 500 kilometres. Villages in Pelion, like Portaria, Tsangarada, Zagora, Vyzitsa, Milies, and dozens more, with their proud mansions, traditional springs, hospitable guesthouses, create a heaven on earth.

Visit one of the most charming historic towns in Macedonia without the delays of public transit or stress of a rental car with this private Kevala day trip from Thessaloniki. Book pickup at your hotel or other Thessaloniki location and set off with your English-speaking driver directly to Kavala. Enjoy free time to visit the archaeological museums in Kavala and Philippi, Mohammed Ali’s House, the Kavala Fortress, and other cultural highlights.

Drive away from Athens, through the industrial area of Attica, with a view of the Saronic Gulf islands. Stop off for a photo at the Corinthian Canal and enjoy the view from the bridge of this unforgettable marvel of 19th-century marine engineering. Continue your scenic drive through the Greek countryside until Olympia, the birthplace of the Ancient Olympic Games. Upon arrival at Olympia, eplore the Olympic site and its nearby archeological museum. You may also opt for an optional guided tour by a local expert. Then continue on to a local market for an exclusive olive oil presentation/tasting. Finally, enjoy some free time among the locals as you relax over a coffee or lunch, try the Greek souvlaki or do some shopping.

Travel back in time to the thriving empire of ancient Greece on a full-day tour of Athens led by an expert guide. In the morning, visit a combination of classic and contemporary sites to gain a holistic picture of the bustling Greek capital including the Acropolis and Acropolis Museum. Then, after savoring a delicious lunch, head out to the Saronic Gulf to Cape Sounion where the great Temple of Poseidon is still standing.

Sithonia Peninsula, Greece, is a paradise for nature lovers. Its pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, backed by lush greenery, offer serenity and relaxation. Pick-up the boat and start our cruise to Diaporos island. Diaporos Island, located in the Sithonia peninsula of Halkidiki, Greece, is a hidden gem known for its stunning natural beauty, crystal-clear waters, and serene environment. Here's what you can expect to see and experience on Diaporos Island: Blue Lagoon (Kryfto Bay) This bay is famous for its turquoise, shallow waters that resemble a natural swimming pool. The island is home to several pristine beaches with soft, white sand. Beaches like Karagatsi Beach and Paradise Beach are particularly popular for their clear waters and tranquil atmosphere. The waters around Diaporos are incredibly clear, making it an excellent location for snorkeling and diving. You can explore underwater caves, see various marine life, and enjoy the vibrant underwater landscape.

Marvel over one of Greece’s most photographed monuments on this half-day tour to the Temple of Poseidon from Athens. Wind your way along the coastal cliffs and beaches on the scenic drive to Cape Sounion, then grab your camera as you spot the magnificent remains of the Temple of Poseidon, perched high on the sea cliffs. You have a chance to get up close to the ancient monument, explore ruins dating back to 444 BC, and soak up the impressive coastal views.

This experience stands out because it follows the authentic rhythm of Crete rather than a rushed sightseeing schedule. The journey connects landscapes, mythology, and everyday village life in a natural way. Guests visit a working olive press to taste fresh extra virgin olive oil, explore the peaceful monastery of Kera Kardiotissa, and witness the unusual sight of the sunken village of Sfendili at Aposelemi Dam. The highlight is the legendary Cave of Zeus on the Lasithi Plateau, surrounded by mountain scenery and traditional villages that still preserve the island’s rural character. Along the way, travelers discover local crafts at Lasinthos Eco Park, enjoy free time for lunch in Tzermiado village, and stroll through Krasi beneath one of the oldest plane trees in Greece. The day balances culture, nature, and local tradition, offering a genuine look at Crete beyond the typical tourist routes.

Sithonia Peninsula, Greece, is a paradise for nature lovers. Its pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, backed by lush greenery, offer serenity and relaxation. Adventure seekers can explore hiking trails winding through picturesque landscapes. Delight in fresh seafood at charming tavernas and savor local cuisine. With its breathtaking scenery, outdoor activities, and cultural heritage, Sithonia Peninsula promises an unforgettable experience for all who visit. Sithonia Peninsula's allure lies in its untouched beauty and diverse offerings. Dive into the azure waters for snorkeling or bask in the sun on secluded beaches like Kavourotrypes. Explore historic sites such as the ruins of Toroni or the Byzantine tower in Nikiti. Whether seeking tranquility or adventure, Sithonia captivates with its blend of natural splendor, cultural heritage, and warm hospitality, making it a destination worthy of exploration and discovery.

Ready to experience the magic of Santorini? Join us on a breathtaking hike from Fira to Oia along the island’s famous caldera! This unforgettable adventure takes you through charming villages, past sweeping views, and to some of Greece's most stunning lookout points. Hike along a mix of paved and dirt trails, offering iconic views as you make your way from Fira to Oia. Explore the picture-perfect villages of Firostefani and Imerovigli, soaking in their Cycladic beauty and stunning caldera vistas. Enjoy hassle-free round-trip private transport from your hotel and stay hydrated with complimentary bottled water along the way. Don’t miss this top Santorini hiking experience—book your Caldera Walk now and immerse yourself in the island's breathtaking beauty!

The archaeological site of Philippi, near Kavala, has one of the richest histories of all ancient Greek ruins, playing a pivotal role in Macedonian, Roman, and Early Christian history. As you explore the archaeological site, you will appreciate the city’s transition from Hellenistic settlement to the Roman colony, with the expansion of the theatre, the creation of the Forum (the Roman agora), and the proliferation of buildings central to everyday ancient life (including baths, cisterns, and latrines that had running water). The third chapter in Philippi’s story came in 49 or 50 AD when the Apostle Paul preached the words of the world’s newest religion within its walls. He was briefly thrown into jail as a result but that didn’t stop Philippi from becoming a metropolitan of Early Christianity. As you walk around, you will literally be retracing some of the first steps of Christianity in Europe.