A Country For All Seasons

Athens by Tuk-Tuk Afternoon or Evening 2-Hour Private Tour

The past meets the future when you explore Athens from an electric tuk-tuk! Your ride will start by the Greek Parliament, then continue past many of the city's cultural landmarks on your way to Mt. Lycabettus, where you'll have some free time to enjoy its legendary views of the city, including the magnificent view of the Acropolis. You'll then descend back into Athens, exploring the center and several other memorable vistas, before your return to Syntagma Square.

Best of Athens in a Day Private Walking and Driving Tour

Only in Athens for a short time? Don’t worry, you can still get through 2,500 years of culture and history in just seven hours! Enjoy a scenic, see-it-all tour around the vibrant city and embark on a journey throughout ancient and modern Athens. Discover the Acropolis, the Acropolis Museum, and others city highlights with a fun and knowledgeable guide in the comfort of your own private vehicle!

Athens by Night Food and Wine Tasting Private Tour

Seeking an extraordinary Greek culinary experience to tease your senses? Follow an expert food guide on a quest to discover Athens by night, and experience exquisite Athenian delicacies. Enjoy the best views of Athens after dusk and explore sophisticated eateries to devour the finest of authentic Greek cuisine, including the best souvlaki in town! And to top it all off? A wine tasting focused on indigenous local varieties (plus ouzo!)

For Your Eyes Only

After you arrive in Corfu, we recommend heading to one of the main town's must-sees: Palaio Frourio, a 15th-century Venetian fortress. Separated from the town by a moat, the fortress boasts two small peaks, or korypha, that are the source of Corfu's name. While the fort tends to draw visitors for its history, some come for its breathtaking views or because it was one of the locations in the James Bond film "For Your Eyes Only."

Corfu in a Day Private Tour

Mingle with Locals in Picturesque Villages

Corfu Food Walking Private Tour

Get enchanted by the historic city of Corfu and indulge in a delightful walking food tour around the town. Seize the opportunity to experience the Greek gastronomy in depth and feel just like a local. Explore the narrow streets – or ‘Kantounia’- of Corfu with the help of your knowledgeable local guide and discover the city’s hidden gems!

Museum of Asian Art

Located at the upper extremity of 'Spaniada,' the central park area of Corfu Town, the Palace of St Michael and St George stands prominently. This distinguished structure, dating back to the era of English governance, was initially constructed as the opulent residence for the British Lord High Commissioner of that time. Presently, it houses the Corfu Museum of Asian Art, a unique institution in Greece dedicated exclusively to the diverse arts of Asia.

Enter Via Koules Fortress

Koules is an impressive Venetian fortress dating from the early 16th century. An easy and scenic walk from the shoreline along a breakwater takes you to the main entrance. It's an amazing place to go right after your arrival. Grand wooden doors open into rooms where artifacts from Venice's golden age are on display, while thick stone walls keep everything cool. Don't forget to climb to the roof to take in great views of the sea and across the harbor, the town itself.

Archaeological Museum and Knossos Palace Private Tour

The Palace of Knossos is one of the most popular attractions in Crete, but its immense size, poor signage, and complex history means it’s worth visiting with a local guide. The best way to explore is on a guided walking tour, taking in highlights of the Minoan palace such as the Central Court, the Throne Room, the Tripartite Shrine, the Grand Staircase, and the Queen’s Hall. Next, you will then continue your tour with a visit to the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion where you can admire Minoan treasures.

Feast Your Eyes on the Old Venetian Harbor

Street Stories of Chania Group Tour

Chania Wine, Food & Sunset Group Tour

If wine is your thing, you’ll be glad to know there’s plenty of it in Chania! As well as good food (including ice cream), strong spirits (from wine to raki), alternative bars and clubs, and mythical tales hidden down back alleyways and secret gardens. You'll check it all out and more after sunset on this tour that visits the spots only locals know.

Slow Food and Wild Views Private Tour

Admire spectacular views and explore the local slow-food. Explore traditional villages, admire epic sceneries, discover the Cretan culture, hear stories of the area’s thrilling past, and indulge yourself by trying the best “slow food,” wine, and raki in the region.

Leather and More

Shopping in Chania streets can turn into a fun activity even for those who normally do not like spending their vacations souvenir-hunting. Skrydlof Street, also known as Leather Street or Stivanadika (after a type of Cretan boot) is a small shop once home to cobblers. These shoemakers have been replaced by shops selling leather goods. There are also four weekly outdoor markets held in the city center. Our favorite, and the largest, is the one that takes place on Saturdays on Minoos Street, along the city's western wall.