We pick you up from your resort and bring you to the harbour of Zakynthos-town. The ferryboat leaves at 8.00 am. After approx. one and a half hour we arrive in Kyllini on the peninsula Peloponnes.

We head for the northeast, traveling along the coast and through the beautiful landscape of the Peloponnes. On our way you will see a lot of beautiful tourism resorts, mainly occupied by Greek tourists, and the highest elevations of the Peloponnes. After a Coffee-stop in Aegion we will stop at the Corinth canal for lunch. Maybe you are lucky and a boat is passing through the canal while you are taking your photo.
At approx. 15.00 h we arrive in our Hotels “CANDIA”, “CITY PLAZA”  in Athens: with breakfast, full air-condition, satellite TV, radio, Roof Garden, Bars, Restaurant.  For a Bouzouki-Night you will go to a restaurant in Plaka, where you can enjoy your dinner with Greek live music and traditional Greek dancers. The return to the hotel is at midnight.

We pick you up at approximately 9.00 am. Our tour starts from Zakynthos town and our first stop is at Bochali where you can enjoy the awesome view of the town.
 
Later  we continue for the Kallinico Winery (one of the oldest of Zakynthos) where you’ll discover the wine making process and you’ll have the chance to try many different types of wine. The traditional wine of Zakynthos is Verdea , dry white wine.

After the wine tasting we start traveling on the western part of the island and we see the traditional villages Kiliomeno, Agios Leontas ,Exo Chora ,Maries.
 We stop at Anafonitria’s village where we visit Anafonitria’s monastery (15th century).The patron saint of the island St Dionisios had been the Abbot of this monastery in the 16th century. We are having some more time there for a coffee break.

Later we are stopping at a farm house and you have the chance to try the extra virgin olive oil, raisins, honey, local delicacies and do some shopping.

The trip starts at about 8.00 in the morning with your pickup from your resorts, according to the schedule, which is given by the tourist offices. Agia Marina is the first place where we meet up to give you the latest details about the trip.
Driving mostly off the road to the north our first stop over is Antennas, the highest point of the island where you get the chance to enjoy the magnificent view and take photos as well…

Passing from Gyri, Louha is the next place to visit with few but so friendly people, ideal for the short rest for coffee.
Our next stop over is the Yperagathos Monastery, one of the oldest in Greece, built in the 16th century.
As the day goes on we are in Kampi, a unique place for lunch and relax around the pool in a family-friendly restaurant.

Please note that lunch is not included…

We also see Anafonitria, another traditional village with shops full of souvenirs and local products. And then - one of the most famous sights around the world: Shipwreck, a magnificent view of the deep blue of the Ionian will make you feel happy for having chosen this trip!

Kefalonia, with a size of 781 square-km, is the largest of the Ionian Islands. Its nature is spectacular: It has high mountains, deep valleys, lots of caves and strange geological formations and natural phenomena.

We will pick you up from your resort at approx.7.00 am and bring you to the very north of Zakynthos, to Agios Nikolaos, better known as Skinari, from where the ferry-boat to Kefallonia leaves at 9.15 am. If it is your lucky day you may have the chance to see some dolphins which on several occasions accompany the ferry-boat on its way to Pessada, the harbor of Kefallonia.

From Pessada we travel to the Monastery of the Saint Gerassimos, the Patron Saint of the island. Icons over 500 years old, the coffin with the relics of the Saint and more are waiting for you. Underneath the church is the cave where St.Gerassimos spent the most time of his life.

Ancient Olympia, where the very first Olympic Games took place, is located 19 km east of Pirgos, surrounded by the hill Chronos and the rivers Alfios and Kladdeos.
The first time the Olympic Games were mentioned was in 776 B.C.
The games lasted over 1200 years until 393 A. D. when the Byzanthian emperor Theodosios I prohibited them.

Centuries after the French historian Pierre de Coubertin revived the Olympics in 1896 in their home country, Greece.
Since then every 4 years the “Olympic Flame” is lit in Olympia and brought to the venue by the ‘Torch-run”.

We pick you up at approx. 7.00 a.m. and bring you to the harbour of Zakynthos-town. At 8.00 a.m. the ferryboat leaves for Kyllini.

From Kyllini, passing Pirgos, we go straight to Olympia. There the professional guide of Olympia will guide you through the archeological site, the place where the ancient Greeks gathered to celebrate and worship their gods. A lot of ruins and columns of the temples of the Olympian gods have survived over thousands of years. When you see them you will be able to admire the famous ancient Greek architecture.