MAY 2024
SEPTEMBER 2025
8
8
DAYS
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7
NIGHTS
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GREECE
Cycling in
Greece
Greece
Ride through beautiful Mediterranean landscapes and past historical treasures. For history, archaeology and mythology, the Peloponnese is arguably the most interesting part of Greece. Our week of cycling is a journey through fascinating classical history and a superb variety of landscapes, from the azure blue of the sea to the green olive trees and vineyards of the heart of Greece. Starting and finishing in buzzing Athens, the ride offers plenty of opportunities to discover some of the country’s treasures, such as Poros Island and the beautiful town of Nafplio. Each day gives us the chance to sample excellent local food in various restaurants and tavernas and immerse ourselves in the Greek culture and lifestyle.
For history, archaeology and mythology, the Peloponnese is arguably the most interesting part of Greece. Our week of cycling is a journey through fascinating classical history and a superb variety of landscapes, from the azure blue of the sea to the green olive trees and vineyards of the heart of Greece. Starting and finishing in buzzing Athens, the ride offers plenty of opportunities to discover some of the country’s treasures, such as Poros Island and the beautiful town of Nafplio. Each day gives us the chance to sample excellent local food in various restaurants and tavernas and immerse ourselves in the Greek culture and lifestyle.
You will be directed to our partner site for booking your plan
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8 days
7 nights
Ancient
Greece
Poros
Island
Poros
Island
Aegean
Sea
Temple of
Poseidon
Palia
Epidaurus
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DAY 01: ATHENS
Hello
Athens!
We begin at our hotel in the capital of Greece. After meeting with our leader, there is time to walk around Exarhia, the lively area of downtown Athens.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
DAY 02: POROS
Ferry To
Poros Island
In the morning, we explore some of the main sights in Athens by bike and cycle down one of the major bike lanes in the city, before taking a short transfer to Piraeus harbour.
Here we catch the ferry across the Argosaronic Gulf to Poros Island (approximately 2hr 30min). In Poros, we cycle around town and ascend to the temple of Poseidon, from where we enjoy amazing views of the island. We then head down to one of the many beautiful bays where we can enjoy a refreshing swim.
Please note, the ferry timetable is modified frequently at very short notice. On occasion, we may have to take an early ferry.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 20mi (32km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 03: EPIDAURUS
Boat to
Galatas
In the morning, after a walking tour of the town of Poros, we take a boat to the Peloponnese mainland. Cycling through olive groves and quiet hamlets, we start our ascent along one of the most dramatic coastlines in Greece, enjoying breath-taking views of the Aegean Sea. Our tour takes us through ancient Trizina, the birthplace of Theseus, the mythical hero who slayed the Minotaur. Here we can have a short break and take in the magnificent scenery.
The fantastic views throughout today’s ride are our reward for the short, steep ascents along the way, which eventually lead to a 3mi (5km) long descent to the ancient town of Epidaurus. Palia Epidaurus (Old Epidaurus) is built around a natural harbour and is our base for the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 26mi (42km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 04: TOLO
Cycle To
Tolo
After an uphill ride of approximately 6mi (10km), there is an optional visit to the ancient site of Epidaurus (if you don’t want to go in, you can relax in the shaded gardens or cafeterias outside the site). Epidaurus is a Unesco World Heritage site home to an amphitheatre built for Asclepius, the god of medicine and son of Apollo and Coronis. The huge theatre, renowned for its size, symmetry and acoustics, held up to 15,000 spectators. From Epidaurus, we head inland and ride along quiet, undulating mountain roads and descend to the seaside town of Tolo.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 31mi (50km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 05: MYKINES
Nafplio &
Mycenae
Leaving Tolo, we make our way to Nafplio, one of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in Greece and capital in the early 1800s. Situated on the hillsides at the northern end of the Argolic Gulf, the town has numerous neoclassical buildings plus the Palamidi Castle. Riding to the heart of the Peloponnese, we leave the coast behind and make our way to Mycenae. The imposing Lion Gate, built around 1350-1200 BCE, awaits. Outside the walls, we can see many wonders for which Mycenae is known: the vault-shaped tombs of Lions, Aegisthus and Clytemnestra, and the Treasury of Atreus. An optional visit of the site is highly recommended.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 29mi (47km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 06: LOUTRAKI
Nemea
Vineyard
A challenging start to today’s ride sees us climb on a road through vineyards to Ancient Nemea; here we visit an archaeological site and ancient stadium before a long descent to Nemea. The town is now known for producing exceptional wine and we visit one of the wineries, see the process and taste (a little) before we continue on quiet country roads to Corinth and then on to Loutraki, where we spend the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 39mi (63km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 07: ATHENS
Bus To
Athens
From Loutraki, we take the bus to Athens and a metro to Plaka, the picturesque historic downtown. Here we enjoy a guided tour of the Acropolis before a walking tour of the city centre. Our route takes us at a relaxed pace to some of the must-see sites: Monastiraki square and the Ancient Library, the Roman Forum and Tower of the Winds, the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian’s Arch, the Ancient Panathenaic Stadium, the Greek Parliament and the National Gardens, and the monumental 19th-century buildings of the oldest Greek University. Enjoy a free evening to sample more delicious Greek food.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 08: ATHENS
Bye
Athens!
The trip ends after breakfast. However, if you’d like more time to explore this fascinating ancient city, you can speak to your sales representative about extending your stay.
Meals included: Breakfast
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DAY 01: ATHENS
Hello
Athens!
We begin at our hotel in the capital of Greece. After meeting with our leader, there is time to walk around Exarhia, the lively area of downtown Athens.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
DAY 02: POROS
Ferry To
Poros Island
In the morning, we explore some of the main sights in Athens by bike and cycle down one of the major bike lanes in the city, before taking a short transfer to Piraeus harbour.
Here we catch the ferry across the Argosaronic Gulf to Poros Island (approximately 2hr 30min). In Poros, we cycle around town and ascend to the temple of Poseidon, from where we enjoy amazing views of the island. We then head down to one of the many beautiful bays where we can enjoy a refreshing swim.
Please note, the ferry timetable is modified frequently at very short notice. On occasion, we may have to take an early ferry.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 20mi (32km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 03: EPIDAURUS
Boat to
Galatas
In the morning, after a walking tour of the town of Poros, we take a boat to the Peloponnese mainland. Cycling through olive groves and quiet hamlets, we start our ascent along one of the most dramatic coastlines in Greece, enjoying breath-taking views of the Aegean Sea. Our tour takes us through ancient Trizina, the birthplace of Theseus, the mythical hero who slayed the Minotaur. Here we can have a short break and take in the magnificent scenery.
The fantastic views throughout today’s ride are our reward for the short, steep ascents along the way, which eventually lead to a 3mi (5km) long descent to the ancient town of Epidaurus. Palia Epidaurus (Old Epidaurus) is built around a natural harbour and is our base for the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 26mi (42km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 04: TOLO
Cycle To
Tolo
After an uphill ride of approximately 6mi (10km), there is an optional visit to the ancient site of Epidaurus (if you don’t want to go in, you can relax in the shaded gardens or cafeterias outside the site). Epidaurus is a Unesco World Heritage site home to an amphitheatre built for Asclepius, the god of medicine and son of Apollo and Coronis. The huge theatre, renowned for its size, symmetry and acoustics, held up to 15,000 spectators. From Epidaurus, we head inland and ride along quiet, undulating mountain roads and descend to the seaside town of Tolo.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 31mi (50km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 05: MYKINES
Nafplio &
Mycenae
Leaving Tolo, we make our way to Nafplio, one of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in Greece and capital in the early 1800s. Situated on the hillsides at the northern end of the Argolic Gulf, the town has numerous neoclassical buildings plus the Palamidi Castle. Riding to the heart of the Peloponnese, we leave the coast behind and make our way to Mycenae. The imposing Lion Gate, built around 1350-1200 BCE, awaits. Outside the walls, we can see many wonders for which Mycenae is known: the vault-shaped tombs of Lions, Aegisthus and Clytemnestra, and the Treasury of Atreus. An optional visit of the site is highly recommended.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 29mi (47km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 06: LOUTRAKI
Nemea
Vineyard
A challenging start to today’s ride sees us climb on a road through vineyards to Ancient Nemea; here we visit an archaeological site and ancient stadium before a long descent to Nemea. The town is now known for producing exceptional wine and we visit one of the wineries, see the process and taste (a little) before we continue on quiet country roads to Corinth and then on to Loutraki, where we spend the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 39mi (63km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 07: ATHENS
Bus To
Athens
From Loutraki, we take the bus to Athens and a metro to Plaka, the picturesque historic downtown. Here we enjoy a guided tour of the Acropolis before a walking tour of the city centre. Our route takes us at a relaxed pace to some of the must-see sites: Monastiraki square and the Ancient Library, the Roman Forum and Tower of the Winds, the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian’s Arch, the Ancient Panathenaic Stadium, the Greek Parliament and the National Gardens, and the monumental 19th-century buildings of the oldest Greek University. Enjoy a free evening to sample more delicious Greek food.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 08: ATHENS
Bye
Athens!
The trip ends after breakfast. However, if you’d like more time to explore this fascinating ancient city, you can speak to your sales representative about extending your stay.
Meals included: Breakfast
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DAY 01: ATHENS
Hello
Athens!
We begin at our hotel in the capital of Greece. After meeting with our leader, there is time to walk around Exarhia, the lively area of downtown Athens.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
DAY 02: POROS
Ferry To
Poros Island
In the morning, we explore some of the main sights in Athens by bike and cycle down one of the major bike lanes in the city, before taking a short transfer to Piraeus harbour.
Here we catch the ferry across the Argosaronic Gulf to Poros Island (approximately 2hr 30min). In Poros, we cycle around town and ascend to the temple of Poseidon, from where we enjoy amazing views of the island. We then head down to one of the many beautiful bays where we can enjoy a refreshing swim.
Please note, the ferry timetable is modified frequently at very short notice. On occasion, we may have to take an early ferry.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 20mi (32km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 03: EPIDAURUS
Boat to
Galatas
In the morning, after a walking tour of the town of Poros, we take a boat to the Peloponnese mainland. Cycling through olive groves and quiet hamlets, we start our ascent along one of the most dramatic coastlines in Greece, enjoying breath-taking views of the Aegean Sea. Our tour takes us through ancient Trizina, the birthplace of Theseus, the mythical hero who slayed the Minotaur. Here we can have a short break and take in the magnificent scenery.
The fantastic views throughout today’s ride are our reward for the short, steep ascents along the way, which eventually lead to a 3mi (5km) long descent to the ancient town of Epidaurus. Palia Epidaurus (Old Epidaurus) is built around a natural harbour and is our base for the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 26mi (42km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 04: TOLO
Cycle To
Tolo
After an uphill ride of approximately 6mi (10km), there is an optional visit to the ancient site of Epidaurus (if you don’t want to go in, you can relax in the shaded gardens or cafeterias outside the site). Epidaurus is a Unesco World Heritage site home to an amphitheatre built for Asclepius, the god of medicine and son of Apollo and Coronis. The huge theatre, renowned for its size, symmetry and acoustics, held up to 15,000 spectators. From Epidaurus, we head inland and ride along quiet, undulating mountain roads and descend to the seaside town of Tolo.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 31mi (50km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 05: MYKINES
Nafplio &
Mycenae
Leaving Tolo, we make our way to Nafplio, one of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in Greece and capital in the early 1800s. Situated on the hillsides at the northern end of the Argolic Gulf, the town has numerous neoclassical buildings plus the Palamidi Castle. Riding to the heart of the Peloponnese, we leave the coast behind and make our way to Mycenae. The imposing Lion Gate, built around 1350-1200 BCE, awaits. Outside the walls, we can see many wonders for which Mycenae is known: the vault-shaped tombs of Lions, Aegisthus and Clytemnestra, and the Treasury of Atreus. An optional visit of the site is highly recommended.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 29mi (47km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 06: LOUTRAKI
Nemea
Vineyard
A challenging start to today’s ride sees us climb on a road through vineyards to Ancient Nemea; here we visit an archaeological site and ancient stadium before a long descent to Nemea. The town is now known for producing exceptional wine and we visit one of the wineries, see the process and taste (a little) before we continue on quiet country roads to Corinth and then on to Loutraki, where we spend the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 39mi (63km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 07: ATHENS
Bus To
Athens
From Loutraki, we take the bus to Athens and a metro to Plaka, the picturesque historic downtown. Here we enjoy a guided tour of the Acropolis before a walking tour of the city centre. Our route takes us at a relaxed pace to some of the must-see sites: Monastiraki square and the Ancient Library, the Roman Forum and Tower of the Winds, the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian’s Arch, the Ancient Panathenaic Stadium, the Greek Parliament and the National Gardens, and the monumental 19th-century buildings of the oldest Greek University. Enjoy a free evening to sample more delicious Greek food.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 08: ATHENS
Bye
Athens!
The trip ends after breakfast. However, if you’d like more time to explore this fascinating ancient city, you can speak to your sales representative about extending your stay.
Meals included: Breakfast
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DAY 01: ATHENS
Hello
Athens!
We begin at our hotel in the capital of Greece. After meeting with our leader, there is time to walk around Exarhia, the lively area of downtown Athens.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
DAY 02: POROS
Ferry To
Poros Island
In the morning, we explore some of the main sights in Athens by bike and cycle down one of the major bike lanes in the city, before taking a short transfer to Piraeus harbour.
Here we catch the ferry across the Argosaronic Gulf to Poros Island (approximately 2hr 30min). In Poros, we cycle around town and ascend to the temple of Poseidon, from where we enjoy amazing views of the island. We then head down to one of the many beautiful bays where we can enjoy a refreshing swim.
Please note, the ferry timetable is modified frequently at very short notice. On occasion, we may have to take an early ferry.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 20mi (32km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 03: EPIDAURUS
Boat to
Galatas
In the morning, after a walking tour of the town of Poros, we take a boat to the Peloponnese mainland. Cycling through olive groves and quiet hamlets, we start our ascent along one of the most dramatic coastlines in Greece, enjoying breath-taking views of the Aegean Sea. Our tour takes us through ancient Trizina, the birthplace of Theseus, the mythical hero who slayed the Minotaur. Here we can have a short break and take in the magnificent scenery.
The fantastic views throughout today’s ride are our reward for the short, steep ascents along the way, which eventually lead to a 3mi (5km) long descent to the ancient town of Epidaurus. Palia Epidaurus (Old Epidaurus) is built around a natural harbour and is our base for the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 26mi (42km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 04: TOLO
Cycle To
Tolo
After an uphill ride of approximately 6mi (10km), there is an optional visit to the ancient site of Epidaurus (if you don’t want to go in, you can relax in the shaded gardens or cafeterias outside the site). Epidaurus is a Unesco World Heritage site home to an amphitheatre built for Asclepius, the god of medicine and son of Apollo and Coronis. The huge theatre, renowned for its size, symmetry and acoustics, held up to 15,000 spectators. From Epidaurus, we head inland and ride along quiet, undulating mountain roads and descend to the seaside town of Tolo.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 31mi (50km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 05: MYKINES
Nafplio &
Mycenae
Leaving Tolo, we make our way to Nafplio, one of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in Greece and capital in the early 1800s. Situated on the hillsides at the northern end of the Argolic Gulf, the town has numerous neoclassical buildings plus the Palamidi Castle. Riding to the heart of the Peloponnese, we leave the coast behind and make our way to Mycenae. The imposing Lion Gate, built around 1350-1200 BCE, awaits. Outside the walls, we can see many wonders for which Mycenae is known: the vault-shaped tombs of Lions, Aegisthus and Clytemnestra, and the Treasury of Atreus. An optional visit of the site is highly recommended.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 29mi (47km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 06: LOUTRAKI
Nemea
Vineyard
A challenging start to today’s ride sees us climb on a road through vineyards to Ancient Nemea; here we visit an archaeological site and ancient stadium before a long descent to Nemea. The town is now known for producing exceptional wine and we visit one of the wineries, see the process and taste (a little) before we continue on quiet country roads to Corinth and then on to Loutraki, where we spend the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 39mi (63km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 07: ATHENS
Bus To
Athens
From Loutraki, we take the bus to Athens and a metro to Plaka, the picturesque historic downtown. Here we enjoy a guided tour of the Acropolis before a walking tour of the city centre. Our route takes us at a relaxed pace to some of the must-see sites: Monastiraki square and the Ancient Library, the Roman Forum and Tower of the Winds, the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian’s Arch, the Ancient Panathenaic Stadium, the Greek Parliament and the National Gardens, and the monumental 19th-century buildings of the oldest Greek University. Enjoy a free evening to sample more delicious Greek food.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 08: ATHENS
Bye
Athens!
The trip ends after breakfast. However, if you’d like more time to explore this fascinating ancient city, you can speak to your sales representative about extending your stay.
Meals included: Breakfast
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Itinerary
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DAY 01: ATHENS
Hello
Athens!
We begin at our hotel in the capital of Greece. After meeting with our leader, there is time to walk around Exarhia, the lively area of downtown Athens.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
DAY 02: POROS
Ferry To
Poros Island
In the morning, we explore some of the main sights in Athens by bike and cycle down one of the major bike lanes in the city, before taking a short transfer to Piraeus harbour.
Here we catch the ferry across the Argosaronic Gulf to Poros Island (approximately 2hr 30min). In Poros, we cycle around town and ascend to the temple of Poseidon, from where we enjoy amazing views of the island. We then head down to one of the many beautiful bays where we can enjoy a refreshing swim.
Please note, the ferry timetable is modified frequently at very short notice. On occasion, we may have to take an early ferry.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 20mi (32km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 03: EPIDAURUS
Boat To
Galatas
In the morning, after a walking tour of the town of Poros, we take a boat to the Peloponnese mainland. Cycling through olive groves and quiet hamlets, we start our ascent along one of the most dramatic coastlines in Greece, enjoying breath-taking views of the Aegean Sea. Our tour takes us through ancient Trizina, the birthplace of Theseus, the mythical hero who slayed the Minotaur. Here we can have a short break and take in the magnificent scenery.
The fantastic views throughout today’s ride are our reward for the short, steep ascents along the way, which eventually lead to a 3mi (5km) long descent to the ancient town of Epidaurus. Palia Epidaurus (Old Epidaurus) is built around a natural harbour and is our base for the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 26mi (42km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 04: TOLO
Cycle
To Tolo
After an uphill ride of approximately 6mi (10km), there is an optional visit to the ancient site of Epidaurus (if you don’t want to go in, you can relax in the shaded gardens or cafeterias outside the site). Epidaurus is a Unesco World Heritage site home to an amphitheatre built for Asclepius, the god of medicine and son of Apollo and Coronis. The huge theatre, renowned for its size, symmetry and acoustics, held up to 15,000 spectators. From Epidaurus, we head inland and ride along quiet, undulating mountain roads and descend to the seaside town of Tolo.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 31mi (50km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 05: MYKINES
Nafplio &
Mycenae
Leaving Tolo, we make our way to Nafplio, one of the most beautiful and picturesque cities in Greece and capital in the early 1800s. Situated on the hillsides at the northern end of the Argolic Gulf, the town has numerous neoclassical buildings plus the Palamidi Castle. Riding to the heart of the Peloponnese, we leave the coast behind and make our way to Mycenae. The imposing Lion Gate, built around 1350-1200 BCE, awaits. Outside the walls, we can see many wonders for which Mycenae is known: the vault-shaped tombs of Lions, Aegisthus and Clytemnestra, and the Treasury of Atreus. An optional visit of the site is highly recommended.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 29mi (47km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 06: LOUTRAKI
Nemea
Vineyards
A challenging start to today’s ride sees us climb on a road through vineyards to Ancient Nemea; here we visit an archaeological site and ancient stadium before a long descent to Nemea. The town is now known for producing exceptional wine and we visit one of the wineries, see the process and taste (a little) before we continue on quiet country roads to Corinth and then on to Loutraki, where we spend the night.
Accommodation: 2* & 3* hotels and pensions
Distance covered: 39mi (63km)
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 07: ATHENS
Bus To
Athens
From Loutraki, we take the bus to Athens and a metro to Plaka, the picturesque historic downtown. Here we enjoy a guided tour of the Acropolis before a walking tour of the city centre. Our route takes us at a relaxed pace to some of the must-see sites: Monastiraki square and the Ancient Library, the Roman Forum and Tower of the Winds, the Temple of Olympian Zeus and Hadrian’s Arch, the Ancient Panathenaic Stadium, the Greek Parliament and the National Gardens, and the monumental 19th-century buildings of the oldest Greek University. Enjoy a free evening to sample more delicious Greek food.
Meals included: Breakfast
DAY 08: ATHENS
Bye
Athens!
The trip ends after breakfast. However, if you’d like more time to explore this fascinating ancient city, you can speak to your sales representative about extending your stay.
Meals included: Breakfast
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What's
Included
Tour leader throughout
All breakfasts
Entrance fees to Acropolis and private guide
Support vehicle and driver
Local bike hire (e-bike can be requested, subject to availability, please inquire for prices)
Free group arrival and departure transfers available
What's not
Included
Visas and vaccinations
Travel insurance
Single accommodation (available on request)
E-bike hire supplement
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