Experience Ancient Greece: A Journey Through History
Walk through the stories of ancient Greece as you explore Athens, the Acropolis, Thermopylae, Metéora, Delphi, Olympia, Nafplio, and Aegina Island. This Paragon-curated journey brings together ancient history, Greek culture, local flavors, and unforgettable landscapes.
Olive Farm Visit
Visit a countryside olive farm and enjoy regional tastings, from olive oil and homemade preserves to traditional Greek sweets.
Greek Traditions
Experience Greek culture through traditional music, dance, and local customs woven into the journey.
Delphi Theatre
Walk through Delphi’s ancient theatre, where history, mythology, and dramatic scenery come together.
Delphi
Discover Delphi’s remarkable ruins and mountain views at one of ancient Greece’s most significant religious centers.
Acropolis of Athens
Explore the Acropolis and admire Athens’ ancient monuments from one of Greece’s most iconic historic sites.
Key Attractions
What Makes This Journey Special?
This journey connects Greece’s most meaningful ancient sites with hands-on cultural experiences. Stand at the Acropolis, visit the monasteries of Metéora, explore Delphi and Olympia, enjoy Greek food traditions, and experience island life on Aegina.
Travel Dates & Route
March 9–19, 2028
Athens • Thermopylae • Kalambaka • Metéora • Arachova • Delphi • Olympia • Tolo • Nafplio • Aegina Island • Athens
What Will You Learn?
How Athens shaped democracy, architecture, and ancient civilization.
Why the Acropolis and Parthenon remain symbols of classical Greece.
How Delphi and the Oracle influenced ancient Greek decision-making.
Where the first Olympic Games began in 776 B.C.
How Greek food, dance, olive oil, and local traditions connect past and present.
Travel Tips
This is an active Level 3 tour with walking, stairs, uneven ground, and full sightseeing days.
The Acropolis requires steep, uneven steps and rugged terrain.
Visiting one Metéora monastery may require climbing approximately 200 steps.
Modest dress is required for the Metéora monasteries. Shoulders must be covered.
Passports are required, and European entry requirements may apply closer to departure.
Children must be at least 5 years old and travel with their family.
