120 kilometers/75 miles from Athens, Mycenae is one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the Peloponnese!
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120 kilometers/75 miles from Athens, Mycenae is one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the Peloponnese!
Located in the Peloponnese, Olympia is one of the most iconic ancient sites in Greece! The ancient Olympic Games - the ancestors of our current Games - are named after this archaeological site, where they were created in the 8th century BC.
Perched in the mountains in central Greece, the sanctuary of Delphi is one of the most emblematic archaeological sites in the country!
80 kilometers/50 miles from Athens, the Corinth Canal is a formidable technical feat: one of the top tourist attractions in the Peloponnese!
Captain Ulysses is a seasoned sailor, so it's no wonder that he loves coastal cities. And Nafplio is indeed a historical jewel! Ready to set sail? :)
Perched on a rocky peninsula, Monemvasia is a true postcard-perfect destination. Follow the guide!
Nestled in the mountains, the Monastery of Hosios Loukas is at the top of the list of the most beautiful monasteries in Greece!
In northern Greece, the Meteora are monasteries perched atop cliffs and rocky pillars: truly spectacular!
With its contrasting landscapes, stunning beaches and ancient traditions, the Pelion peninsula - located north of Athens - is the perfect pied-a-terre for a breath of fresh air!
With its eerie landscapes, its deserted villages, its Byzantine churches, the Mani Peninsula truly feels like the end of the world!