ATHENS
Athens, at its best.
The 7 most popular full-day athens tours in Athens. What each one shows you, who runs it, and what you pay to get in.
Guided Acropolis and Cape Sounion day trip with lunch at Amalia Hotel, coastal views, and optional Acropolis Museum.
“This is a what you necessarily need to see in Athens tour. Well organized knowledgeable guides. Vicky was especially fabulous.”
Full-day Athens plus Cape Sounion with guided Acropolis and museum time, lunch, and Temple of Poseidon sea views.
Skip-the-line Acropolis and Acropolis Museum plus Plaka, Monastiraki, and Syntagma in one guided day—time-efficient and story-driven.
“All day tour of the Acropolis, the Parthenon, the museum and the Plaka neighborhood with a wonderful guide. Tina was amazing. Very knowledgeable, fun and easy going.”
Private Best of Athens day tour with Acropolis skip-the-line, English-speaking driver, and hotel pickup. 8 hours of key ancient sights.
“Alexander is amazing tour guide!!! Professional, kind and passionate!!! Athens is just so breathtakingly beautiful and I can’t get it enough. Highly recommend Alex and his city tour!!! A must!!!”
A full-day coach tour of Athens’ top classical sites, the Acropolis with museum time, then coastal Cape Sounion and Temple of Poseidon.
Private 6-hour Athens highlights with pickup: Acropolis icons, Acropolis Museum, Syntagma guard, Agora, views and optional coast.
“Nikos arrived on time, he spoke English, had cold water for us, the van was cool, he planned an excellent day trip of Athens. We were able to see the changing of the guards, The Holy Church of St George, Panathenic Stadium where the Olympics was held, Roman Agora (acient market), arch of Hadrian, The…”
Electric Trikke takes you to the Acropolis and New Acropolis Museum with skip-the-line help, expert guidance, and a fun Athens ride.
“Found the Trikke scooters easy to use, and Athanasios was very patient with us; would have liked slightly more background/knowledge than offered at the different locations (but understand that is a personal preference and might nRead more”
