Dip your toes into Greek culture and history by visiting the most important landmarks of Athens, with the guidance of passionate experts.  Marvel at the Acropolis, one of the world’s most iconic landmarks, and enjoy a taste of renowned Greek produce and hospitality.  The Classical Athens Tour will show you around the Acropolis archaeological area, introduce you to the history and secrets of the Parthenon, guide you around the world-class Acropolis museum, and, of course, give you the opportunity to sample a range of exquisite Greek wines and produce.

Starting from 99 euros

An exclusive opportunity for connoisseurs to savour the unique tastes of Greece and sample traditional products from all over the country. Guided by a food expert, you will stroll through the heart of Athens, stopping at carefully selected venues where you will have the opportunity to taste traditional products that have been part of the Greek diet for centuries. After the walk you’ll indulge in traditional sweet delicacies and coffee on the top floor of the Museum of Islamic Art, where you can enjoy superb views of the city.

Starting from 60 euros

Discover the fascinating history of Greek jewellery with this exclusive tour that includes privileged access to precious 19^th century artefacts.  You’ll have the rare opportunity to really delve into the Benaki Museum’s vast jewellery collections. In an exclusive arrangement with the museum, you as our guest will be invited to visit the museum’s underground vaults and become a jewellery conservator for a day, holding in your hands precious artefacts that are currently not on public display. You’ll also meet an award-winning jewellery designer who will shed light on the crafting tools and techniques used to make the jewellery.

Starting from 192 euros

Take to the seas with a visit to the charming nearby island of Aegina on your own private yacht. The biggest of the Saronic Golf islands is a favourite of Athenians for many reasons. Firstly, it is very close by– the voyage from the port of Piraeus to Aegina is a mere 40 minutes, a pleasant crossing. Secondly, Aegina, with its pistachio groves and pine woods, is strikingly beautiful. Aegina has always been a vibrant, busy port, and, at one point, it was even the capital of Greece. Today it is the place to go to for the authentic Greek island experience. Main drawcards include the V century Temple of Aphaia, Agios Nektarios Monastery and Byzantine Paleohora ruins.