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melanie_R, Aug 2026
Ancient Olympia and the honey bees
Ancient Olympia was interesting but my kids loved the honey farm. It was incredibly hot but worth it. The market was a family owned market selling their oil and tourist souvenirs- but the oil was good
cfoust2, Jul 2026
Ancient Olympia was...
Ancient Olympia was amazing. And, the museum was beyond belief (HIGHLY RECOMMEND). The tour guide mostly read information about what we should expect to see from his phone. He was talkative on the drive from Athens to Ancient Olympia but barely said two words on the way back. Had the tour guide not had his phone to read from, I highly doubt he would have had much to any knowledge of the site we were headed to see.
Dean_K, Oct 2026
Great Experience 🤩
Very nice experience up early and beat the crowds. Panos was a great driver and great conversation explaining the area. Bee Honey tour was awesome and educational. Panos then took us to cliff side restaurant overlooking the sea and food was outstanding. A very beautiful experience. I would use Panos as driver again.
David_E, Oct 2026
Informative and Adjustable
A very helpful driver but we should have paid more attention as it did not include a guide inside the Olympic site, just a booklet that was hard to follow. Driver was informative and adjusted the tour to include a trip to an Olive Oil Mill (Oilympian Koufolias) instead of a honey farm. One of our folks had never seen a fig tree, so he also pulled over on the side of a road and picked fresh figs off a tree to taste.

Ancient Olympia

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Peloponnese
The UNESCO-listed ruins of Ancient Olympia, Peloponnese.
  • See the site with a guide to fully appreciate the history and architecture of Ancient Olympia. A family-friendly guide can make the experience more engaging for kids.

  • The Archaeological Museum of Olympia includes a scale model of the ruins, pediment carvings from the Temple of Zeus, and a statue of the messenger god Hermes by Praxiteles, whose work also adorned the Acropolis.

  • The archaeological park is partially accessible to wheelchairs; the museum is fully accessible.

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