Your Experience Start your journey by visiting the famous 18th-century Prophet Elias Monastery, which is built on the highest point of the island, at 567 meters above sea level. Today, the monastery has its own museum, where you can browse through a collection of rare ecclesiastical artifacts, books, and Byzantine icons and sculptures. Continue onwards to Megalochori, one of the most picturesque villages on the island. It has a history of old traditional houses, pirate hideaways, and Vinsanto wines. The village is very charming and was almost abandoned after a major earthquake. Continue onwards to the Akrotiri Excavations, once the center of a brilliant civilization that reached its heyday between 1550-1500 BC. Around 200 families lived here and the site is preserved albeit buried under the volcano's lava. Explore the site before heading to the Red Beach to explore the colorful mountain formations and/or visit Akrotiri Bay for coffee or lunch with Greek traditional mezedes and ouzo (not included in the price). Perivolos, with its black sandy beach, comes next. Spend your time here swimming, exploring the area, and tasting freshly cooked fish at the local taverns. End your day by visiting one of the most popular wineries in Santorini, for a wine tasting experience.

Your experience Your tour will begin at the Halandri Metro station in Athens. You will meet your tour guide aboard the air-conditioned tour bus. You will reach the cape just in time to catch the enchanting sunset. Your guide will tell you several intriguing facts and myths about Cape Sounion. It’s interesting to note that Sounion is also mentioned in Homer’s legendary epic, The Odyssey. The Temple of Poseidon was a popular destination for famous poets and writers from across the world. The English poet Lord Byron is said to have left his signature on the temple marble nearly two centuries ago. Once you are done exploring the temple, spend a few tranquil moments on the coast, watching the sun disappear below the horizon. On your way back, you can visit the Athens Riviera and walk along the promenade. Several of the charming waterfront cafes are certainly worth a visit.

Your experience Experience authentic Tuscany at its best—where medieval villages, local farms, and family-run estates serve up standout regional products like cured meats, cheeses, and signature bottled selections known worldwide. Getting started Start a journey through the Chianti region. Sip on noteworthy vintages, and experience the essence of the region with extra virgin olive oil on Tuscan bread, paired with vin santo and locally crafted 'cantuccini' biscuits, all complemented by the exquisite touch of lavender honey. Val'd'Orcia Take in the lush greenery of UNESCO-listed Val d'Orcia. At a historic farm, relish a guided two-course lunch featuring the renowned Rosso di Montalcino, Brunello, and Supertuscan wines. Stop by the hill town of Montalcino, where stone walls and a 14th-century fortress overlook the rolling landscape of Val d’Orcia. Walk through its compact streets lined with traditional shops and tasting rooms. Then, drive through scenic countryside to Montepulciano—another fortified town known for its historic cellars and Renaissance buildings. Explore its sloped alleys and main piazzas before sampling regional specialties in a local cellar. Tasting sample menu Tasting of 4 Tuscan reds Bruschetta with extra-virgin olive oil Pecorino cheese with balsamic vinegar and chestnut honey

Your experience Meet your tour guide at the Baumwall subway station. Once the group is ready, your guide will lead you by foot to the Elbphilharmonie for a thrilling one-hour tour. You’ll catch a glimpse of its glass facade appearing like a massive ship as it towers over the river. The tour includes a ride on the Tube, the world's longest curved escalator, allowing you to glance over the harbour from high above. After a tour of the building, your guide will lead you to the Plaza's terrace. From this vantage point, you can enjoy stunning views of Elbphilharmonie and Hamburg as the guide points out the vibrant Port of Hamburg, the landing bridges, the Michel and HafenCity. This tour guarantees great and insightful stories on Hamburg with amazing photo opportunities. Once you've explored the Elbphilharmonie, head to the next highlight of the day which is the harbour tour. The one-hour tour begins at St. Pauli Landungsbrücken. You get to pick the vessel of your choice between a traditional barge and a spacious salon ship, after which you’re off to get a taste of cruise air. From the historic and splendid red-brick warehouses of Speicherstadt to the architectural masterpieces of HafenCity, you will discover that this is a place where history meets modernity. A skipper on the board will provide live commentary as you pass the major attractions along the way, allowing you to grasp your surroundings more insightfully.

Your Experience Journey: Meander through the heart of Andalusia and what was once the Muslim capital of Spain, Córdoba. Your English and Spanish speaking guide will escort you through this city’s rich Iberian, Roman, Arab history and marvel at Mosque-Cathedral. This UNESCO World Heritage Site, is filled with incredible architectural and religion history. Your guide will carve a path for you to know its origins as a basilica to its current form. Wander through the Jewish Quarte of Cordoba. You can see the most beautiful gems within the charming streets and understand the historical context surrounding them. Full of traditions, you will awe at Córdoba’s architectural heritage and gain a comprehension for the local cuisine and methods of cooking. From city to forest, your guide will help you course through the progressively wilder landscape to arrive at the Sierra Morena range. Renowned for its great forests, its wild game and for creating a natural barrier between Extremadura, which is located in the north, and Andalucia. Ticket Variants This tour will be conducted in either English or Spanish, depending on your preference.

Your Experience Explore Delphi with Immersive Technology Visit Delphi, considered the center of the work in ancient Greek mythology, on a day trip from Athens. Once you're picked up from either of the 4 pick-up points from Athens, you'll enjoy a scenic drive across the mainland to Delphi. You'll get a chance to explore the fascinating archaeological site with immersive virtual reality that uses 360º and 3D reconstruction technology. While you explore the site, you'll be accompanied by an engrossing audioguide available in 7 languages - English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, Russian and Polish. The Marvelous Ancient Greek Monuments Delphi has a number of ancient Greek monuments like the Temple of Apollo and the Temple of Athena Pronaia, among others. You'll also visit the ancient theatre, from where you'll get a spectacular view of the entire sanctuary and the valley below. Imagine the life of Greeks at Tholos, the ancient dining hall. Your VR immersive experience will end at the Delphi Archaeological Museum. As you're taking in the wonders of ancient Greece, you'll stop at the traditional Greek mountain village of Arachova. It is known for its handmade crafts and traditional Greek architecture. Enjoy a delicious lunch, a quick snack, or a bit of shopping here. Once you're done exploring, the comfortable air-conditioned minibus will take you back to Athens and drop you off at one of the points in the city.

Your experience Discovering Meteora Travel comfortably on a luxury VIP bus from Athens to the Unesco World Heritage Site of Meteora. Explore centuries-old monasteries, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and uncover hidden gems of Meteora that most travelers won’t know about. Begin your journey on a private and air-conditioned bus departing from the area opposite the Central Railway Station of Athens (Stathmos Larisis). The scenic ride takes you through the lush green countryside arriving at Meteora by noon. Here your local tour guide will take you around the iconic monasteries of Meteora. You will even be given time to step inside 3 of them, where you can admire their stunning architecture and interiors. Think hidden gems and the tour will take you through ancient hermit caves, Chapel of Doupiani, and St. George Mandilas cave. Learn why the hermits settled in the magnificent caves 1000s of years ago and the monks' significance on the region's culture. There will be multiple stops for photo shoots too! Greek lunch ahead There's more to this tour! Located at the foothills of Meteora, explore the charming town of Kalambaka. Here, savor a meal at a local restaurant including a fresh salad, your choice of main dish, freshly baked bread, and water. After exploring the town, hop back onto your bus and return to Athens. Itinerary 7:45am: Depart from designated meeting point opposite the Central Railway Station of Athens (Stathmos Larisis) By noon: Arrive at Meteora Tour of 6 monasteries, hermit caves, Chapel of Doupiani & St. George Mandilas cave Visit Kalambaka village Lunch at local restaurant 11pm: Reach Athens

Your Experience Enjoy a Scenic Ride to Meteora Your adventure begins with a personalized private tour, where an English-speaking driver will accompany you throughout the journey. You'll depart from Athens in luxury Mercedes Benz vehicles. As you make your way, you'll have a short stop at Thermopylae to visit the monument of Leonidas, the heroic King of Sparta, who led a small army of 300 men in a legendary battle against a vast Persian force. Pass through the towns of Lamia, Domokos, and Trikala, immersing yourself in the scenic landscapes of Mainland Greece. Eventually, you'll arrive at the town of Kalambaka and be greeted by the first awe-inspiring view of the imposing rocks of Meteora emerging from the earth. Marvel at Giant Cliffs and Centries Old Monastries Upon reaching Meteora, your private driver will take you to the first monastery in the area. Meteora is renowned for its Byzantine monasteries, which have stood for centuries atop the towering cliffs. You'll have plenty of time to explore and visit at least 3 of these Byzantine monasteries, each offering a unique glimpse into the area's spiritual and cultural heritage. The Great Meteoron is the biggest of the monasteries, followed by Varlaam. The Monastery of the Holy Trinity is the most photographed and also the most difficult one to reach. After immersing yourself in the history and beauty of Meteora, your driver will accompany you back to Athens. Itinerary Athens: Start with an early morning departure from Athens for a 4-hour journey to Meteora. Battlefield of Thermopylae: Visit the battlefield where King Leonidas and his warriors fought gallantly. The Monastery of St. Nicholas Anapausas: The first monastery you'll see as you reach Meteora. Monastery of Rousanos: The women’s monastery which covers the whole width of a small, steep cliff. Varlaam Monastery: The second largest monastery, adorned with great frescoes. Great Meteoron Monastery: The largest of all the monasteries on Meteora. Monastery of the Holy Trinity: The most inaccessible and the third oldest monastery in Meteora. Monastery of St. Stephan: The most easily accessible of the entire monastic complex of the Holy Meteora. Panagia Church, Agios Nikolaos of Badovas: One of Athen's oldest churches and a monastery in Badova, stretching between two large rock formations. Meteora: Home to stunning rock pinnacles and gorgeous scenery. Athens: Enjoy a scenic journey back to Athens.

Your experience Pompeii Join us for a day tour aboard a comfortable air-conditioned bus from Rome to one of the most famous archaeological sites, the incredible ancient city of Pompeii. A host will escort you to the entrance of the site and give you approximately 3 hours of free time to visit the site individually and at your own pace. As you walk independently, following the path indicated inside the archaeological site of Pompeii, you will feel as if you were walking in the past, as you see a variety of buildings from villas with frescoes and mosaics to bathhouses, fast food stores to outdoor theatres – it won’t be difficult to imagine the hustle and bustle of this once-busy port town! Mt. Vesuvius Your Pompeii day trip doesn’t end here, however. Drive a short way to perhaps the most dangerous volcano in the world – a title held for the 3 million people living around its base today. Just over a half-mile hike up Mt. Vesuvius from the parking lot below the crater offers the most stunning view of the Bay of Naples below and a taste of the utter devastation it must have caused when it exploded in 79 AD, literally wiping Pompeii off the map for 1,500 years. Positano From early November to March, Vesuvius is not accessible and will be replaced with a visit to Positano. Additionally, during the summer months, in rare cases of inclement weather or strikes, the Vesuvius crater may be closed to visitors. If this occurs, the visit will be substituted with a trip to Positano, where you will have free time to explore the city! Along the whole trip, you’ll have an expert, English-speaking tour coordinator to entertain you on the way to and from Rome, so, you can relax and enjoy your Pompeii day trip without worrying about the ins and outs of cross-country travel.

Your experience Tick off 3 of the most beautiful UNESCO World Heritage sites in Italy from your bucket list when you go on this Pompeii, Amalfi Coast, and Positano or Sorrento day trip from Rome. From the start to the end, you’ll be guided by a professional and travel in a comfortable AC vehicle. A city lost and found in ash Directly enter the ruins of Pompeii with your priority access tickets. You’ll also get the company of a local guide who'll share stories and the history of this vast archaeological site. Once a thriving and well-functioning city, Pompeii was completely destroyed when the nearby Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD and buried the city under volcanic ash. You’ll get a chance to witness the carefully preserved ancient villas, theaters, public baths, and even a brothel of this bygone era. Way ahead of its time however, Pompeii’s streets were designed in a modern grid system! Positano or Sorrento Ride along the gorgeous coastal roads to the Amalfi Coast. You’ll be astounded by the jaw-dropping beauty of the coastline and villages, perfectly aligned with the seashore. Continue through the narrow roadways of the mountains and reach the pretty village of Positano. Wander through the streets, appreciating the local artisanal shops and getting an idea of the life and culture there. At Sorrento, discover hidden pottery shops offering delightful souvenirs. Don’t miss the chance to taste limoncello at a local distillery. Learn the fascinating story behind this golden elixir crafted from local lemons. Itinerary Central Rome Cassino Pompeii Positano/Sorrento Cassino Piazza del Popolo

Your experience Once tragic, modern-day magic Pompeii is the stuff of legends and has inspired countless documentaries, movies and books. The UNESCO World Heritage site is truly a fascinating chapter in the book of Ancient Roman history and now you can experience it for yourself on this day trip from Rome. Endless exploration Enjoy skip-the-line access to the ruins of Pompeii and explore the remarkably well-preserved ancient streets, homes, shops, and bakeries at your own pace. An English-speaking tour leader on board provides insights throughout the journey. Take in breathtaking views along the Amalfi Coast and savor a refreshing limoncello tasting. Travel comfortably with round-trip transfers from Rome, making the experience seamless and enjoyable.

Your experience Explore a lost civilization set in a time capsule A timeless archaeological site – Pompeii has been frozen in time after Mt. Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD, with homes, shops, and ancient Romans all perfectly preserved, millennia ago. Your tour begins at this UNESCO World Heritage site with an optional audio-guide or an expert guide. Explore the ancient streets filled with temples and objects brought to light by archeological excavations. Set against the historic backdrop of Mt Vesuvius, you can gaze at the Temple of Jupiter, or walk to the House of the Vettii that boasts of mural paintings on ceilings — offering a colorful glimpse into the lives of its wealthy former residents. From ancient echoes to sun-drenched delights A contrast from the haunting ruins of Pompeii is the city of Naples next on your tour. Often described by the Romans as “kissed by the sun”, it invites you to lose yourself in the alleys of Spaccanapoli, the historic center filled with street art, baroque churches, and hidden courtyards. Stroll over to the architectural wonders like the Duomo, the city's cathedral with its Gothic facade and frescoes, and head to the best thing in the city – its renowned Neapolitan pizzas! Savor a wood-fired pizza and follow it up with the local pastry – “sfogliatelle”, or a strong Italian espresso. As the Italians say — Divertirsi! Itinerary Departure from Rome to Naples Arrive in Naples Lunch & time to explore Entry to Pompeii with guided tour Sightseeing & shopping at Pompeii Departure from Pompeii Back to Rome

Your Experience Drive to Fátima through the agricultural lands of Ribatejo. Experience life as a pilgrim at the Sanctuary of Fátima, the heart of Catholic faith and a world pilgrimage site. The Shrine here is known for its 1917 sighting of the Blessed Virgin Mary by three local children. Marvel at the gothic grandeur of the 14th century Batalha Monastery. Listen to your expert guide as they narrate to you the story behind its construction, and how it was built to Portugal’s victory over the Castilians. At your next stop at Nazaré, enjoy breathtaking views of the Atlantic ocean. For lunch, stop by any of the variety of restaurants and snack bars that line the fishing town of Nazaré. Savor the sea breeze as you drive along the Atlantic coast, past the quaint little villages of Foz do Arelho and São Martinho do Porto. Make a pitstop at Óbidos, a vibrant, romantic little village. Its winding streets, medieval houses and castle walls all make it the highlight of the trip! Soak in beautiful views of the Portuguese countryside on the drive back to Lisbon.

Your experience Embark upon a unique half-day guided tour to Cape Sounion, a revered archaeological site with plenty of sights to offer. Your 4-hour-long tour begins at the Temple of Poseidon, one of the best-preserved temples from the Golden Age of Athens. Poseidon is the Greek God of the sea and plays a vital role for ancient Greeks. Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea at the end of Cape Sounion, the temple stands at an elevation of 60 meters. Notice graffiti left behind by Lord Byron and soak up the stunning panoramic views of the Aegean Sea while you’re here. You will also get a chance to take a close look at the Doric architecture of the structure from the Archaic period. If you've opted for the sunset tour, brace yourself for one of the most beautiful sunsets you’ve ever seen! Glass of wine in hand, watch the sun slowly touch the sea as you commemorate the moment with a photograph.

Your Experience The beautiful and small spa town of Karlovy Vary is the ideal retreat for tourists to relax, rejuvenate & refresh. The town is famous for its lovely architecture, soothing spas, delicious gastronomical experiences, and Casino Royale locations (such as the Grand Hotel Pupp). Armed with an audioguide tuned into your preferred language, you can discover this exquisite town at leisure. Whether it is the Orthodox church of St. Peter & St. Paul with its Russian and Byzantine influences, or the Neo-Renaissance style Mill Colonnade, or even its surrounding woodlands and undisturbed natural forests are all likely to provide you with peace and tranquillity.

Your experience Montserrat in all its glory With the tour starting early, you will arrive at Montserrat long before the monastery and basilica get crowded. As you travel to the spiritual sanctuary from Barcelona in a private vehicle, your guide will explain the significance and history of the place. The infectious mystical aura of the mountain-top monastery is almost immediately apparent when you step out of your bus. Take a moment to soak in the breathtaking view of the Pyrenees, the Mediterranean, and the magnificent Gothic architecture of the Benedictine monastery. Montserrat with a guide Head into the basilica to see the famous Black Madonna of Montserrat, a Romanesque wooden statue that is fabled to have been unmovable, thus forcing the Benedictine monks of the time to build the basilica around it. After the guided tour, you will have some time to explore the area on your own! You can choose to go on a short hike or take the cable car through the mountains. Alternatively, if you are more fascinated by the history and culture of the place, you can visit the local Museum of Contemporary Art. Sample some of the local delicacies before heading back to Barcelona in your air-conditioned bus.

Your Experience History of Gran Gala Flamenco Running for 18 years without interruption, with support from the public and critics, the Gran Gala Flamenco is hosted in the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Palau de la Música, and the Poliorama. This show is the production of Barcelona y Flamenco, the most important producer of several flamenco shows in Barcelona, like Opera y Flamenco and Guitar y Flamenco. The theatre has a capacity of around 2,600 seats with thousands of visitors every year. The artistic direction comes from the hands of the famous guitarist Juan Gómex Chicuelo, who accompanied artists like Enrique Morente. About the Show Watch the critically acclaimed Gran Gala Flamenco, featuring several accomplished Catalan flamenco dances. This 1.5-hour performance is truly one of the most captivating flamenco shows in the city. With a range of seat choices available, choose one that suits your schedule and budget the best as you get entranced by powerful moves and music on stage. Whether you’re a flamenco purist or a first-time watcher, this comprehensive journey of the flamenco world will keep you engaged.