Family Adventure to Greece

Dive into the marvellous world of ancient Athens with a full-day experience with your expert private guide. Children will receive an interactive archaeological pack to help uncover stories from Greek mythology, decoding the hidden messages within the artefacts they left behind at the Acropolis, majestic temple of Olympian Zeus, the Ancient Agora. Pay a visit to the Acropolis Museum, ingeniously designed to explain the importance of the exhibition through fun activities.

During this experience, you’ll head to a farm located 45 minutes drive from Athens, in a rural area full of vines and growing fields, showcasing the best of the surrounding natural landscapes. Your day will start with cooking in the on-site open kitchen, as you enjoy a delicious BBQ. There are a number of activities you can partake in here at the farm, ranging from guided walks and animal encounters, to cocktail-making lessons and olive oil tasting.

The island of Spinalonga, in the Gulf of Elounda was originally a peninsula of Crete but during Venetian occupation in the 16th century the island was carved out of the coast for defence purposes and a fort was built there. The island was used as a leper colony until as late as 1957 and today it is uninhabited yet remains a popular tourist attraction and has appeared in numerous novels, television series, and a short film.

Enjoy a day out in the Cretan sea onboard your luxury catamaran sailing yacht. Relax on the deck, enjoy the sea breeze and scenery as you explore the coast of Agios Nikolaos, Elounda and Plaka, sailing by the islet of Spinalonga, Kolokytha beach and some beautiful hidden coves. The exact route is decided by your skipper depending on weather conditions. You will be in good hands as you soak in the sun, snorkel and swim in crystal waters.

Today you’ll get to admire spectacular coastal landscapes, explore awe-inspiring rock formations and swim at idyllic beaches. Led by an expert guide you’ll cover around 30 kilometres by bike and on foot from the Bay of Kolymbithres to Agios Ioannis Detis peninsula. You’ll climb Koukounaries Hill to discover the prehistoric Mycenaean Acropolis and at the beach you’ll find a small 17th-century monastery, and finally a 19th-century lighthouse at the rugged Cape Korakas.

Board your luxury rib boat, meet your experienced crew and set off to explore the small island complex of Koufonisia, also known as the ‘Small Cyclades’; Iraklia, Schinoussa, Ano, Kato, Koufonissi and Donoussa. Home to breathtaking bays and sparkling waters. Everyone has their favourite here; Iraklia is known for its laid-back vibes, Schinoussa is rarely visited and so remains remote and natural, Koufonisia is known for its beaches and Donoussa for its scenic walks.