After breakfast, you can join your city tour visiting Acropolis and Acropolis Museum. With coach tour in the morning you will be picked up from a meeting point close to your hotel and start the half-day tour to Athens. This tour gives you an opportunity to observe the striking contrasts that make Athens such a fascinating city. Our expert guides will take you to see the Panathenaic Stadium where the first Olympic Games of modern times were held in 1896 (short stop). Continue and pass by the Presidential residence (ex Royal Palace) guarded by the Euzones in their colorful uniform, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, the Hadrian’s Arch, the Parliament and the memorial to the Unknown Soldier, the Academy, the University, the National Library, the Constitution Square (Syntagma). On the Acropolis visit the Architectural Masterpieces of the Golden Age of Athens:  The Propylaea, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, the Parthenon and finally “the harmony between material and spirit”, the monument that “puts order in the mind”, the New Acropolis Museum. Return back to meeting point for drop off.

After breakfast, join an intriguing tour of Athens and dive into Greek Mythology! Start at Syntagma Square, where you’ll learn about its history, including why King Otto moved the Greek capital to Athens. Visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and witness the changing of the guard, a ceremony that takes place every hour. Follow the legendary hero Theseus through Athens’ iconic landmarks, including the Acropolis and Ancient Agora. Explore Plaka, the oldest continuously inhabited neighborhood, and pass by key sites like Hadrian’s Arch, the Temple of Zeus, the National Gardens, and the Panathenaic Stadium. End the tour with a taste of local life, enjoying a traditional coffee and sweets, before heading to the Acropolis for further exploration or receiving directions back to your hotel.

Breakfast at your hotel. Experience a wonderfully planned tour that will take your breath away! Enjoy a day seeing some of the most beautiful sights of Corfu. Visiting Paleokastritsa, east Corfu, a place with stunning seascapes, you can see The Monastery of Virgin Mary and admire Byzantine and Post Byzantine icons. See the beautiful Domitian of the Virgin Mary, silver bound bibles and other religious artifacts of the Greek Orthodox Church. Next stop is the village of Lakones, located 4 km away from Paleokastritsa, with an altitude of 182 m. It has preserved the old spirit with its stone houses from the 18th and 19th century. Also known as Bella Vista, you will experience the most amazing views. Last stop is Corfu town where you can visit the old fortress and see the 300-year old church, St Spryridon, one of the most famous monuments on the island of Corfu. The Venetians originally built the town with narrow streets between the houses, which are known as “Kandounia”. The Liston Square is home to the Royal Palace of St George and St Michael built by the first British commissioner. This is a great place to relax and enjoy a coffee. You will also be able to go shopping, visit museums and sample traditional local food in the restaurants.

Breakfast at your hotel. Immerse yourself in the world of olive oil at The Governor’s Olive Mill and take a journey into the heart of Corfiot countryside, located in a protected by Natura 2000 region, a place which is fully covered by over centuries olive trees and the 13th century Medieval Castle of Gardiki proves the authentic uniqueness of this area. Visit the birthplace of the multi-awarded winning and first health claim olive oil in the world. The Dafnis Family, producers of “The Governor”, welcomes and introduces you to an unforgettable olive oil experience. An experience which travels you back in time, learn about Dafnis olive history. Meet your Olive Expert at the mill, who will teach you all about olive oil and improve your skills by tasting one of the highest phenolic olive oils in the world. Last stop is Corfu town, visit the Old Fortress and explore the historical Corfu town. The Venetians originally built the town with narrow streets, the Liston Square is home to the Royal Palace of St George and St Michael built by the first British commissioner. This is a great place to enjoy a coffee or sample the local cuisine and watch the world go by! You can also visit the 300-year old church, St Spyridon the town’s most famous monument.