This selection of the best tours of Greece from Athens will take you to archaeological sites and natural wonders. A multi-day trip from Athens is a great way to explore Greece!
Tours in Greece leaving from Athens
There's many different ways you can explore Greece, and taking an organised tour from Athens is one of the most flexible.
By taking a 2,3 or 4 day tour of Greece from Athens, you can visit some of the main historic sites in Greece, have your itinerary fully organised, and enjoy the benefits of a local guide.
If you're interested in seeing historic Ancient Greek sites such as Olympia, Mycenae and Delphi but are unsure how to get there, these tours are for you!
Tours from Athens around Greece
I've selected these tours of Greece from Get Your Guide – Europe's leading tour and activity booking website. It's a site I use myself on all my own trips, and I love it because it's reliable (and more importantly for me) so easy to use!
I've also chosen these tours because they cover what I consider to be the most significant areas of mainland Greece you can visit in 4 days or less.
Note that these tours don't actually include time in Athens. The assumption is you will explore Athens at your own pace.
Tip: My popular 2 days in Athens guide is a great itinerary to follow.
You'll also have to check each one to see if it includes accommodation, entrance fees and other things to determine if it's a good match for you.
Bottom line: These multi-day tours from Athens are a good choice for anyone that doesn't want the hassle of planning transport around Greece for themselves.
2,3, and 4 day Tours of Greece
Popular Greece Multi_day tours starting from Athens.
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4-Day Tour of Mycenae, Epidaurus, Olympia, Delphi & Meteora
This 4 day tour of Greece from Athens will take you to some of the most significant places in mainland Greece.
In the company of a knowledgeable guide, you'll discover how the Mycenaean civilization set the foundations for Ancient Greece to flourish.
Enjoy the acoustics at Epidaurus, see where the Olympic games originated from, visit the Oracle at Delphi and admire the man meets nature wonder of Meteora.
How many other tours in the world could possibly go to 5 UNESCO World Heritage sites in 4 days?
From Athens: Explore Ancient Greece 4-Day Tour
This 4 day tour from Athens is similar to the one listed above, but with some differences.
Day 1: Visit Epdiaurus, Nafpila and Mycenae
Day 2: Discover Olympia and Delphi
Day 3: Explore Delphi and Ovenight stay in Kalambaka
Day 4: The Meteora Monasteries and return to Athens
3-Day Ancient Greek Archaeological Sites Tour from Athens
This 3 day tour of ancient sites in Greece is an ideal choice for anyone that wants to see the most important places in the ancient Greek world.
With a pick up service from your Athens hotel, you'll start a journey back into the past you'll never forget.
Immerse yourself in Greek Mythology as you see the city where Agamemnon was King, imagine the scenes where the Oracle of Delphi gave prophecies, and even run on an Olympic track nearly 3000 years old!
From Athens: 3-Day Rail Tour in Meteora
The other-worldly landscape of Meteora is one of the most memorable in Greece. Huge, eroded rock formations are adorned with centuries old monasteries. This trury is a place where man and nature have created something harmonious.
This tour allows an ideal amount of time to visit the monasteries of Meteora and explore the area surrounding them.
2-Day Trip to Mycenae, Epidaurus & Olympia from Athens
Suitable for people with more limited time, this 2 day trip from Athens takes in the highlights of the Peloponnese.
Enjoy 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites as you dive into some of the most important sites of classical Greece.
Highlights of this tour of Greece include:
See birthplace of Olympic Games
The Tomb of Agamemnon
Visit the ancient theatre of Epidaurus
See Corinth Canal
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