Below are my most popular mixed tours lasting 2, 3 or 4 days taking you even further into the mainland.  If you don't see something here that suits you, I can plan a customized tour with everything you want to do and see.  Let me know how many days you want to tour and I will give you suggestions for a vacation of a lifetime. 

All overnight tours include the drivers' hotel, meals and all toll/gas.  They do not include your hotel, meals and entrance fees to the sites.  

Two day - Delphi ~ Meteora
	This 2 day tour will take you through central Greece - to mountains and wild landscapes. During the journey you will have the chance to view the ancient sanctuary in Delphi, and magnificent monasteries.

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Two day - Argolis ~ Ancient Olympia
In this 2 day tour you will travel to the Peloponnese with a beautiful drive along sea. During the trip you could try bungee jumping from the Corinth Canal.  See ancient monuments and tombs, visit ancient theaters, former capitals of Greece and of course visit the home of the Olympic Games in Ancient Olympia.

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Three days -Argolis ~ Sparta ~ Mistras ~ Ancient Olympia
			A 3-day tour that has everything. During the tour you will visit the whole territory of the Peloponnese where many archeological sites are found. When you return from this trip you can say that you have visited half of the mainland of Greece. You will visit ancient castles, theatres, monasteries and of course museums and archeological sites of great importance.

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Four days – Sparta ~ Olympia ~ Delphi ~ Meteora

Day 1 - This four-day/three night tour starts by traveling along the Saronic Gulf’s coastal road to the Corinth Canal. The Canal is a structure of great importance, as before it was built, ships sailing between the Aegean and Adriatic Seas had to circumnavigate the Peloponnese, adding about 185 nautical miles to their journey.  Visit Ancient Corinth where St. Paul spoke to the Corinthians. We drive across the Peloponnese until we reach Sparta.  Here you will see the huge statue of Leonidas, in his hometown, made popular by the movie "300".  Also see the remains of the palace and the theater there.  Next, we move on to Mistras, the capital of the Byzantine Empire, with its churches and monasteries.  After our visit to Mistras we take the road for Olympia, where we will spend our first night.

Day 2 - Our second day begins with Ancient Olympia, which gained its fame as a sanctuary of Zeus and Hera. The site also contains a wealth of other small shrines, gymnasiums and sculptors' workshops. According to tradition, here is where the Olympic games were founded in 776 B.C..  It is from here that the Olympic torch is still lit and carried to whatever corner of the world the modern Olympiads are held in.  In the museum see exhibits of unique sculptural masterpieces, such as Praxiteles' Hermes, Paeoneus' Victory, Apollo and many other art treasures.  We leave Olympia and will also leave the Peloponnese by crossing over the newly built bridge near Patra.  We will now be back on mainland Greece and  journey to the quaint village of Arahova where you will have dinner, have the time to wander through the streets and rest for the night.

Day 3 - The morning will be spent by seeing  Delphi, once considered to be the center of the universe.  Delphi is probably best-known for the oracle at the sanctuary that became dedicated to Apollo during the classical period.  You will visit the archaeological site dedicated to the god Apollo and will also see the impressive museum there.  We make our way to Kalambaka with a stop at Gravia.  This is where Odysseus Androutsos, with about 100 men, stopped 8 thousand Turks.  Over 400 of the Turks died, while Androutsos lost only 2 of his men.  Now, it’s on to Kalambaka, driving through Lamia.  We make a stop in Domokos for coffee and we end the day at your hotel in Kalambaka.

Day 4 - This day begins with seeing Meteora; a unique and impressive place with ageless monasteries that are perched on top of huge, monolithic granite rocks. Visit 3 of the monasteries that seem to be suspended between earth and sky containing priceless historical and religious treasures. Many pieces of Byzantine art are also found here.  The view from the monasteries is something that you will never forget.  Making our way back to Athens, we will stop again in Domokos for coffee or lunch.  You will also see the giant statue of Leonidas in Thermopiles made popular recently with the movie “300”.  For 3 days the Persians battled against the vastly outnumbered Greeks.  Although it was clear that the Persians were going to win, Leonidas stayed and fought the final battle with only 300 men from Sparta.  Our last stop is in Arkista, on the water, for a little rest before reaching Athens.