2-Day Delphi Tour From Athens

Have you ever had the desire to listen to the myths and legends about Pythia's prophecies? We offer the opportunity to visit the Oracle of Pythia, in Delphi.

Day One: Your 2-Day Delphi Tour from Athens, begins. Time to listen to the myths and the prophecies of Pythia… So, let’s drive through the fertile plain of Beotia and by crossing the towns of Thebes, Levadia and Arachova. Our destination is Delphi, the centre of the ancient Greek World. At the slopes of Mount Parnassus, in a landscape of awesome beauty and majesty, lie the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios. We will visit the Treasury of the Athenians, the Temple of Apollo and the Museum of Delphi. The museum contains numerous masterpieces of ancient Greek sculptures, such as the bronze Charioteer. During the afternoon, we will have free time, dinner and overnight at Delphi.

Day Two: You are advised to wake up early, so as to enjoy a warm breakfast and the splendid colours of the sunrise on the mountainous breathtaking scenery. The entire morning is free and you can explore the beauties and cultural wealth of Delphi at your own pace. Shoot as many photos as you wish!

In the evening, we will take the road back to Athens and the 2-Day Delphi Tour from Athens will have come to its end.

• Accommodation of your preference.
• Half Board basis.
• Free pick up and drop off from the centrally located hotels of Athens and the city center.
• Entrance fee for the museum of Delphi.
• Entrance fee for the archaeological site of Delphi.
• Services of a Professional - licensed guide.
• Guided tours in the archaeological sites and the museums, which are mentioned at the above program.
• Transport by comfortable A/C bus.
• All taxes, fees.

• Water, beverages or drinks during meals.
• Any personal expenses & Tips.
• City tax, 3* hotel 1,50€, 4* hotel 3.00€, payment directly at the hotel (November - February) / night / room.
• City tax, 3* hotel 3,00€, 4* hotel 7.00€, payment directly at the hotel (March - October) / night / room.
• Whatever is not explicitly stated.