EXPERIENCE THE WONDERS OF ANCIENT GREEK HISTORY

Tour of Nafplio, Mycenae & Epidaurus

Three of Greece's Most Legendary Sites, One Unforgettable Day

Duration: 8 hours • Distance: 190 km

A full day journey through three of the most historically significant sites in the Peloponnese — combining a UNESCO World Heritage Site , a legendary ancient theater, and one of Greece's most romantic cities. <br / History of Mycenae <br / The tour of Mycenae takes you back to the heart of ancient Greece. As the center of the Mycenaean civilization , Mycenae was once the most important and wealthiest center of the era. The imposing Cyclopean walls that surround the citadel are a testament to its military strength, while legendary figures such as Agamemnon and Perseus continue to capture the imagination of visitors. Today, Mycenae is a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has inspired writers and poets for centuries. <br / History of Epidaurus <br / As one of the most important sanctuaries of Asclepius — the god of healing — Epidaurus was a destination for pilgrims seeking a cure for their illnesses. The magnificent Epidaurus Theater , with its stunning acoustics and seating for over 13,000 people , still stands as a testament to the ancient Greeks' love for the performing arts. Its grandeur and beauty are sure to captivate every visitor. <br / History of Nafplio <br / Our tour takes you

Highlights

• Mycenae Archaeological Site
• Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus

Itinerary

1. Corinthian Canal — A scenic photo stop at one of the most impressive engineering achievements of the 19th century — a 6.3 kilometre canal cut through solid rock connecting the Aegean and Ionian Seas.
2. Mycenae Archaeological Site — A UNESCO World Heritage Site and the centre of the Mycenaean civilisation that dominated Greece from 1600 to 1100 BC. Enter through the iconic Lion Gate, explore the Treasury of Atreus, and walk the Cyclopean walls that inspired legends of
3. Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus — The best preserved ancient theatre in Greece, built in the 4th century BC with seating for over 13,000 spectators and acoustics so perfect that a whisper from the stage can be heard in the back row. A sanctuary of Asclepius, the god of heal
4. Nafplio — The first capital of modern Greece (1823–1834), Nafplio is one of the most romantic and beautifully preserved towns in the entire country. Stroll through Venetian era streets, dine beneath the Palamidi fortress, and feel the weight of histo