Original Olympic Site Day Tour from Athens with Local Tourguide

Drive away from Athens, through the industrial area of Attica, with a view of the Saronic Gulf islands.

Stop off for a photo at the Corinthian Canal and enjoy the view from the bridge of this unforgettable marvel of 19th-century marine engineering.

Continue your scenic drive through the Greek countryside until Olympia, the birthplace of the Ancient Olympic Games.

Upon arrival at Olympia, eplore the Olympic site and its nearby archeological museum.

You may also opt for an optional guided tour by a local expert.

Then continue on to a local market for an exclusive olive oil presentation/tasting.

Finally, enjoy some free time among the locals as you relax over a coffee or lunch, try the Greek souvlaki or do some shopping.

• Drive away from Athens, through the industrial area of Attica, with a view of the Saronic Gulf islands.

• Stop off for a photo and enjoy the view from the bridge of the canal, this unforgettable marvel of 19th century marine engineering.

• Arrange a cruise across the Corinth canal on a ferry to sail through this impressive construction, completed in the nineteenth century , separating the mainland Greece from the Peloponnese and admire the breathtaking view.

Explore the birthplace of the ancient Olympics. • Admire the ancient training facilities, the gymnasium and the palestra at the archaeological site of Olympia. • Share your thoughts about the wonders of the ancient world under the shady trees – one of them was here!!! The golden and ivory statue of Zeus was once housed in the Temple. • Don't miss out on seeing the place where the Olympic flame is lit in front of the Temple of Goddess Hera. • Grasp the opportunity to run the Olympic track and to be crowned with an olive wreath!

• The museum is a real revelation. Situated at a 5-minute walking distance from the archeological site, it houses the antiquities found during the excavations of the site. Everything is ORIGINAL. • Your certified guide will point out the highlights, such as the pediments of the Zeus temple and the Hermes statue with its perfect anatomy. This 4th-century statue influenced deeply the thought and design of the artists of the Renaissance.

• Explore the modern village of Olympia at your leisure as you mingle with the locals. • Enjoy a snack or coffee at one of the cafes or do some last minute souvenir shopping.

After your visit at the Olympia, enjoy a culinary experience. Visit a local indoors flea market where one of its sections is entirely dedicated to local products. Sample among a great variety of olives, olive oil, balsamic vinegar and other local delicacies.

• Wheelchair accessible
• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Specialized infant seats are available
• All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels