Greece · MORNING
The 12 best morning tours you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. The first is first for a reason.
From Agia Pelagia, you’ll learn to handle a quad, follow quiet coastal and mountain paths, visit abandoned Achlada, hear how Cretan olive oil is made, taste olives, oil, and honey, then watch sunset over Heraklion Bay. English, French, German, and Greek guides lead groups of up to 10.
Start early with a licensed English or Spanish guide at the Acropolis, then visit the Acropolis Museum. Expect mythology, ancient drama, the Parthenon, panoramic views, original sculptures, and a steady uphill walk on slippery marble.
“Our guide was friendly, well informed, fun, and thoughtful! 10/10 would recommend! This was definitely worth the money!”
Start early with a licensed English- or Spanish-speaking guide at the Acropolis, using wireless audio devices to follow the story clearly. See the Parthenon, Erechtheion, and Theatre of Dionysus, then add a Plaka walk through Anafiotika, the Roman Forum, old baths, mosques, and Monastiraki.
“Tina our guide was excellent, efficient and knowledgeable. We enjoyed her insight and pace.”
Ride from Rhodes, Ixia, Ialyssos, Kallithea, or Faliraki to Lindos in an air-conditioned minivan or small coach. Enjoy a panoramic photo stop, then explore independently for about four hours. Drivers such as Nikos and Mr Di Caprio may add local tips along the way.
“Niko was a very friendly bus driver who shared fun facts with us. The trip was perfectly organized, and everything went smoothly.”
Start at Syntagma Square for pies, cheeses, olives, cured meats, sweets, coffee, and a generous Greek lunch. In a group of up to 10, you’ll visit a bakery dating to the 1920s, Athens Central Market, local eateries, and Psiri. Guides such as Niki, Eugenia, Gari, and Manos add food history and local tips.
“Knowledgeable and friendly guide! A variety of stops to try many different dishes, meats, cheeses, sweets, coffee and wine. Great introduction to Greek cuisine- would highly recommend.”
Ride a comfortable, air-conditioned minibus from Kalabaka or Kastraki, hear Meteora’s stories from guides such as Nikolas, Katerina, or Vassilis, view all six monasteries, and enter three. Bring cash for the €5 fees, sturdy shoes, modest clothing, a phone, and earphones.
“This tour was beyond all my expectations. Our guide, Nikolas, was informative, funny and proactive to all our needs. The monasteries and surrounding countryside were exceptionally beautiful. Their app was easy to navigate and kept me up to date on all I needed to know.”
Join Christos and his small team for a 138-minute e-bike tour through Rhodes Old and New Town. Ride medieval lanes, city walls, Mandraki Harbour, the Colossus site, and Monte Smith, with frequent photo stops, water, a snack, and a sunset finish on evening departures.
“Great e-bike tour with Chris. Very informative and we covered so much ground - much more than a walking tour. Would definitely recommend this tour if you want to see Rhodes old town and everything in between. Bikes were in excellent condition.”
Travel from Kalabaka or Kastraki in a small air-conditioned minibus with a local English-speaking guide. You’ll view all six Meteora monasteries, enter three, stop at the Hermit Caves, and use a free multilingual audio guide inside. Guides such as Yannis, Christos, and Giannis are praised for clear local insight.
“Very knowledgeable guide, we learned a lot of interesting facts about Meteora, the monasteries, even the geological aspect of the place.”
Ride a quad from Agia Pelagia through mountain trails to Achlada’s abandoned village and down to Fodele. Your guide, possibly George or Nikolaos, teaches beginners on a practice course, leads the group safely, and ends the 3-hour trip with sunset views, raki, and a sweet.
“Amazing experience ! Really good fun, the guides were excellent and took great care of us all guiding and making sure everyone was safe in the traffic .. would 100 percent recommend”
Visit three family-run Santorini wineries with a small group of no more than 10. With guides such as Nick, Panos, Constantine, and Elsa, you will taste 12 to 14 local wines, enjoy Greek nibbles, learn about basket-trained vines, and choose between a daytime or sunset schedule.
“The last winery was very good great location and view. We enjoyed the beautiful sunset while tasting the wine.”
Ride from Kalambaka through Kastraki and beneath Meteora’s famous monasteries on a four-hour e-bike tour. Your guide, possibly Bill or Vasilis, handles navigation and explains monastic life. Visit Varlaam or Great Meteoron, with Agios Stefanos also included in the route. Monastery tickets cost extra.
“We recently embarked on the "Monastery E-Bike Tour" with Meteora E-Bike and it was an extraordinary experience! This tour allowed us to explore Meteora, home to six working monasteries and many ruined ones. The e-bikes were a fantastic way to navigate the area, providing an effortless and eco-friendly mode of transport that let us fully appreciate the breathtaking scenery. We visited one of the monasteries (Monastery of Varlaam), saw the museum and the church and the net that helps them get amenities up, we also learnt about the monastic life! Our tour guide was exceptional—extremely knowledgeable and friendly, making the entire experience both educational and enjoyable. He was easy-to-talk...”
Meet George near Thissio metro for a short uphill walk through Philopappos Hill. He guides a calm yoga and meditation session with 360-degree views of the Acropolis, Athens, and the sea. Choose sunrise, or request sunset, and bring water, outdoor clothes, and a jacket.
“This is the second time I've done this activity and it was just as memorable as the first time. George is an excellent yoga teacher and accommodates all abilities within the group. Despite the early start this was a fantastic way to start our first day exploring.”
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