Embark on a captivating, carbon-neutral day trip from Athens to the UNESCO-listed Delphi, a site once revered as the ‘Center of the World.’ Travel comfortably through the scenic plains of Boeotia, passing historic Thebes, and enjoy a brief stop near Levadia before reaching the legendary slopes of Mount Parnassos.
Explore Delphi’s renowned archaeological site, where your expert guide brings to life the grandeur of the Temple of Apollo, the Athenian Treasury, and other ancient wonders. Continue to the Delphi Museum, home to masterpieces like the Charioteer of Delphi and the Naxian Sphinx.
End your journey with a scenic drive through Arachova, a picturesque mountain village known for its traditional crafts and fine wine, before returning to Athens filled with unforgettable memories.
Per què anar-hi?
- Guided tour of the Temple of Apollo and the Oracle.
- Admire the Athenian Treasury, Stoa, and other remarkable ancient monuments.
- Explore the Delphi Museum and marvel at the Charioteer of Delphi.
- Enjoy a sustainable, eco-friendly adventure with a carbon-neutral experience.
- Visit Arachova and immerse in it's picturesque charm.
Què inclou?
- Guided tour in the Archaeological site of Delphi
- Guided tour of the Museum of Delphi
- Services of an english speaking Professional - licensed guide
- Transport by luxury A/C bus
- Wander the enchanting village of Arachova
- Hotel pick up and drop off service
- Headsets
- Entrance fees
- Free Wi-Fi on coaches
- All taxes
Què no inclou?
- Drinks and beverages
- Personal Expenses
Informació addicional
How far is Delphi from Athens and how long does the journey take?
The distance between Athens and Delphi is 182 km, and the drive takes approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
What is the best time to visit the archaeological site of Delphi?
The best time to visit the archaeological site of Delphi is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October). These seasons offer mild weather, pleasant temperatures, and fewer crowds compared to the peak summer months. Spring also brings blooming flowers and lush greenery, enhancing the natural beauty of the site. If you visit in the summer (July and August), be prepared for hot temperatures and larger crowds, especially during midday. Early morning or late afternoon visits during this time are recommended to avoid the heat. The winter months (November to March) are less crowded, and the weather is cooler, but some facilities may have reduced hours, and certain areas might be less accessible due to weather conditions. However, this can be an excellent time for those who prefer a quieter experience.
What is the policy regarding photographs and videos at the Delphi Archaeological Museum?