Experience the dazzling modernist Acropolis Museum and reveal layers of history dated back to the 6th century BC.

Witness the wonders of Ancient Greek architecture with a guided tour of the Acropolis.

Experience Arachova, one of Greece’s most picturesque mountain villages, known for its traditional charm, vibrant culture, and breathtaking views of the Parnassus mountains. Enjoy free time to explore the village’s shops, then indulge in a traditional dinner while tasting “Formaela,” Arachova’s famous local cheese, known for its distinct flavor.

Delve into Delphi and find yourself in one of the most breathtaking valleys imaginable, touching a place of unparalleled beauty and historical significance. Home to the revered pan-Hellenic sanctuary where the oracle of Apollo once spoke, Delphi was believed to be the site of the omphalos—the ‘navel of the world’. Embark on an in-depth guided tour of the Delphi Archaeological Museum, where you’ll explore its rich collection of ancient artifacts and sculptures.

Travel onward to Nafpaktos, where history and scenery converge at a beautifully preserved 15th-century Venetian port. Stroll along ancient walls and cobbled streets that open onto a harbor that feels frozen in time.

Your journey then leads to Ioannina, a hidden gem nestled beside Lake Pamvotis, whose origins trace back over 20,000 years. Life here unfolds around the lake’s silver surface, steeped in romance and history. Discover this enchanting city before setting out to explore the nearby region of Zagori.

High above the Vikos Gorge—the deepest in the world—Zagori reveals a rugged, majestic Greece. Towering peaks, arched stone bridges, ancient fountains, and rare alpine flora form a landscape where nature and tradition coexist in harmony. Wander through fairytale villages crafted from stone, slate, and wood. Enjoy a homemade lunch at Kikitsa’s, famous for her handmade “pites”—savory pies passed down through generations. Visit the remote Monastery of Agia Paraskevi, established in 1414, and immerse yourself in the wisdom and spirituality of its sole monk, Helias.

Continue your journey to the Castle of Ioannina, a storied fortress overlooking Lake Pamvotis. Within its stone walls, explore the Silversmithing Museum, where the intricate artistry of Epirus’ famed silverwork comes to life. Discover how generations of craftsmen shaped cultural identity through their delicate and ornate creations.

Step into Ancient Dodona, a sacred oracle site in Epirus where priests interpreted the will of Zeus through the whispers of a sacred oak tree.

Embark on a scenic journey to Metsovo, a charming mountain town nestled in the heart of the Pindus Mountains. Known for its breathtaking views, Metsovo offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Stroll through its cobbled streets, surrounded by lush forests and towering peaks.

Savor the renowned Katogi Averoff wines, celebrated for their distinctive flavors and profound connection to the region’s history and traditions. Savor a traditional dinner seated next to a crackling fireplace, where the warmth of the fire complements the rich flavors of local dishes.

Arrive at Meteora and immerse yourself in the profound spirituality of this awe-inspiring place. Witness towering pillars of rock, shaped by prehistoric rivers and crowned by otherworldly monasteries. These remarkable structures cling to steep cliffs, standing as monuments to the enduring power of faith, accessible only to the most devoted seekers. The dramatic landscape and spiritual significance of these sacred sites make for an awe-inspiring experience, blending natural wonder with human devotion. Enjoy a delicious lunch featuring local dishes, all while sitting under the shade of the Meteora hills.

Take in the serene atmosphere and breathtaking views of Meteora before continuing your journey to Thermopylae. There, pay tribute to the legendary hero King Leonidas at his memorial, honoring his bravery and sacrifice. Standing in the shadow of history, you’ll feel a deep connection to one of Greece’s most heroic moments. Finally, journey back to Athens, carrying with you the echoes of history and the beauty of Greece’s sacred landscapes.