Top Peloponnese Mountain Bike Tours

During our 8h sailing trip we go back to basics of sailing and we introduce you to the magical world of sailing while we will have the opportunity to explore breath taking remote beaches of the Messinian Bay.

Explore Katakolon and Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games, and skip the long queues on this privately-guided excursion. Take in the stunning Grecian coastline, and walk roads once frequented by classical-era athletes and statesmen. Choose between a trip to a local honey producer - topped off by delicious pancakes with homemade honey - or take a guided tour of an olive farm followed by a cooling beach swim.

Kayak yourself around historic Navarino Bay, spotting indigenous wildlife such as sea turtles and paddling past white sandy beaches, ancient shipwrecks and medieval castles. During a lunch of Greek delicacies, learn about the history of the area.

Eat and sightsee your way around old Nafplio on this 3-hour food walking tour, led by a local guide. Stroll the charming streets past neoclassical mansions and Venetian balconies, and call at several food stops to sample enticing culinary treats. Snack on pungent cheeses and sausages; sip delicious wine, and savor aromatic Greek coffee and fruity ice cream as you learn the traditions behind them. Along the way, view top Nafplio landmarks such as Syntagma Square and Mpourtzi fortress, and listen as your guide shares their history and secrets.

Mix Greek wine, mythology, and history on a tour to Nemea from Nafplio. Travel to picturesque Nemea, the Peloponnese’s major wine-growing region, with a local guide. Learn how the mythical Hercules killed a lion here as one of his 12 tasks, and explore ancient Nemea; the site of the Nemean Games between the 6th and 2nd centuries BC. See the ruins of the Stadium of Nemea and continue to two wineries. Discover the winemaking process and taste some top-notch Nemean wines such as Agiorgitiko reds and whites.

Take a break from the cruise ship crowds on a private tour to Olympia and Kourouta Beach. The excursion is a great option for history buffs, beach bums, and families alike. Private transportation whisks you away from the port and delivers you to Olympia, where you can explore the UNESCO listed archaeological site at your own pace. Then enjoy a full two-hours to enjoy the sun and surf at Kourouta Beach.

This is the perfect tour for foodies and history buffs alike. After arriving at Katakolon Port, a private driver will meet you and take you on a scenic drive. By going on an organized tour, you won’t have to worry about planning transport or navigating. You’ll enjoy multiple food tastings, a wine tasting at an agricultural farm, and you'll also learn about olive harvesting. History fans will love the free time to explore the archaeological sites in Olympia town.

Visit the Olive Oil museum and get to know all the different varieties of olive oil which is produced in the area .Learn about the ways of production of olive oil as well as the cold press method. In this unique experience you will be able not only to taste but also to gain knowledge of the four different varieties of olive oil and the three varieties of table olives. Complete your visit with a four-course meal.

The one-time capital of Greece, Nafplio is a charming port town in the Peloponnese. On this tour, even less experienced paddlers can get active out in the calm waters of the Argolic Gulf. Enjoy views of the town’s three fortresses—Akronafplia, Palamidi, and Bourtzi—and take a break from paddling at scenic snorkeling and swimming spots.

Explore the ancient wonders of Mycenae and Epidaurus on a 6-hour tour with a local guide. Departing from Nafplio, wind through the picturesque scenery of the Argolis region to Mycenae, home to the UNESCO-protected hilltop ruins of a city dating from the 2nd millennium BC. After seeing highlights including the Lion’s Gate and vaulted tombs, journey to Epidaurus, a sacred ancient Greek center of healing. Here, admire the incredible theater, built in the 4th century BC as part of the healing center of Asklepios, before your return to Nafplio.

The Virtual Reality glasses will make you feel like you transported back to Ancient Olympia. Small and interesting stories will start automatically as you approach every monument. You visit any monument at your own pace. A virtual map will help you see your current location and the location of every monument. This is perfect also for families. Kids love the experience and it is a great way to learn about Ancient Olympia.

The Ancient Sunken City Tour is a combination of our Medieval Castles Nafplio Tour and our Wilderness Tour, combining the famous Ancient Sunken City, the Small Ancient Theater of Epidavros, with breathtaking and wild scenery, pine trees hanging above the turquoise coloured waters of Argolida’s coastline and wonderful secluded beaches for our stops. Our first site is the Small Ancient Theatre of Epidavros, built in the 4th century B.C. Our second site is none other than the Ancient Sunken City built, also known as Argolida’s Lost Atlantis. In some places the ancient breakwater is still preserved. Only two meters in depth, this makes it a terrific location for underwater site-seeing, snorkelling, underwater pictures. For people who have chosen the extended version (6h), we paddle to a pristine, isolated beach to have our homemade lunch. After some snorkelling, sunbathing, or why not a siesta, we can finally admire the journey back, with all senses having been satisfied and fulfilled.

Hidden deep within the Polylimnio Gorge, you’ll find an impressive, nearly 100-foot-tall (30 meters) waterfall. On this tour from Kalamata, follow a guide down a narrow path to the base of the falls, where you’ll have an opportunity to swim and dive. Hear commentary about the scenic, enjoy complimentary fresh fruit, and opt for hotel pickup and drop-off to make your trip even more convenient.

Private taxi transfer/airport shuttle and take the worry out of your return to the airport. No searching for public transport connections or unknown routes, your driver will be waiting for you and will take you to the airport. Price per vehicle for up to 4 passengers. Transferring visitors to Athens International airport is a large part of 3T Transfers Travel Tours business ensuring a comfortable journey on your return to the airport. Our drivers are experienced, English speaking and will make your trip relaxing. Arriving at the airport in an air-conditioned vehicle starts your journey home in the best possible way, rested, cool and relaxed. Catch up with family and friends letting them know that you are on the way with our free WiFi connection. Spend as much time in your hotel, on the beach or relaxing instead of taking public transport to the airport travel in style with 3T Transfers Travel Tours!

This tour is designed to serve the several individual travelers who will be visiting Olympia between July 1st and September 30th. This tour is available either in English or in French. It won't be a bilingual tour but we will be using different guides each time for each language from the hand picked team of qualified guides that we work with. Our goal is to offer you a complete historical experience off-the-beaten track. The tour is designed for those of you that want to have an insight of the history and masterpieces of Olympia that only a licensed tour guide can present to you the best way, on a value for money tour.

Get to know the best of Nafplio on a 2-hour walking tour of the city led by a local guide. As you stroll between the sights, hear fun facts and history about the city, including how it served as the first capital of Greece. Stop for photos of the prettiest landmarks such as the Old Mosque, Vouleftikon and harbor island fortress of Mpourtzi. Meander along picturesque lanes and stepped streets; pass handsome neoclassical mansions and flower-filled balconies; and discover examples of the city’s Frankish, Venetian and Ottoman periods.

Make your way to the Temple of Zeus, where you'll see the remnants of a 5th-century B.C.-built structure made of limestone and marble dedicated to the powerful deity. Historians believe that religious rituals took place at the Temple of Zeus to honor the gods before the start of each game.

A beautiful route with many interesting elements of nature and history, as well as amazing views. The path is small to medium difficulty, with a unique natural landscape, and leads us to the back gate of the castle and to the hidden Lighthouse of the castle, UNESCO cultural heritage monument, crossing the back gate we will find ourselves at the fortress walking up to cobbled trail, you will have the opportunity to admire the many Byzantine churches and their belfry while having plenty of time for rest and also a short sightseeing visit. Then follow the footpath along the Rock, to the upper city to admire the unique view and beauty of the city and the area from above. At the end of your trekking and visit, you will enjoy a branch with local products, fresh orange juice, coffee, and tea. • Walk-in nature by the seashore • Admire historical monuments • Taste local and traditional products.

Once in Olympia, the highlights to visit are the Archeological Museum also called the New Museum and the Archeological site. In the archeological site, among several other remains of important buildings, you will see the gymnasium and the palaestra, the round Philipeion, the workshop of Phidias where the gold and ivory statue of Zeus was built, the temples of Zeus and Hera, the altar where the Olympic torch is being lit in the modern days and the ancient Olympic stadium. In the archeological museum are housed all finds that were excavated from the archeological site. Bronze and clay offerings (tripods and figurines), armor, vases, the tools and cup from Phidias's workshop, the gorgeous Hermes by Praxiteles, the Nike by Paeonios and the very impressive and very well preserved classical statues from the pediments of the temple of Zeus etc.

Ktima Brintziki it’s located in the western Peloponnese, nearby the village Lantzoi in Ancient Olympia, the birthplace of the Olympic Games and one of the most sacred places of ancient Greece where you will start your first visit. in 1994 Brintziki’s Family, established the winery. The vision is to create unique wines that are defined by the special characteristics of the region, famous for its vineyards. The clay soils, enriched with the moisture of the local Rivers and Creeks creates an ideal microclimate. 2012 Ktima Brintziki characterized as the first green winery in Greece. To accomplish this, multiple renewable energy sources contributed to the exploitation of geothermal energy, and the use of photovoltaic systems. Indigenous varieties that thrive in Ancient Olympia are Roditis, Tinaktorogos, Malagouzia, Fileri, Assyrtiko (white varieties) and Augoustiatis, Agiorgitiko and Merlot (red varieties). after the farm, you will drive back on time to the port.

Swap the city for a relaxing horseback ride on this 2-hour experience from Nafplio. Whether you’re a first-timer, have a few rides behind you, or a seasoned rider, leave Nafplio behind and head for a riding school located just outside the city. If you’re a beginner, enjoy a ride and learn the basics in an enclosed field with guidance from instructors. Alternatively, if you’re an experienced rider, choose a horse from those available, and take an enjoyable hack through the local countryside and traditional villages. All riding equipment is supplied.

Experience the history and culture of Mycenae on this guided excursion. After downloading the app on your phone, enjoy a self-guided audio tour of this ancient Aegean archaeological site. Explore top attractions like the spot where the Mask of Agamemnon and the Treasury of Atreus while learning about the site’s history.

We will visit small family owned stores tasting traditional food and learning about their history. A walking tour where we stop, talk, taste and get the vibe of the city learning about how the past has mixed with the present. Food is very important in Greece and we hope that by the end of this tour, you will feel the Greek hospitality and friendship.

The virtual tour consists of audio narration,real images,satellite and street views of the monument and its surroundings. In most points of interest you can move forward and backwards, turn towards any direction and see what you would really see as if you were there. In that sense, a virtual tour resembles a remote visit from wherever you are. Learn important historical facts, discover unknown stories and listen to interesting tales of ancient times and amaze your family and friends. The tour’s content is the result of in-depth research, squeezed into brief intriguing stories that will make your virtual visit both engaging and informative. The tour is only available online and you can access it repeatedly and anytime. This is an unmissable opportunity to experience the glory of Classical Athens and relate to your surroundings in an entirely original way.