Ancient Corinth, the Ruins of Mycenae and Epidaurus Theater

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8.5 hours (approx.) Private Tour Light

Overview

This tour works well for both cruise guests and hotel guests. With a private pick up and transportation, settle in for your full day of discovery, as your driver introduces you to the best of Greece!

Ancient Corinth lies at the foot of the Acrocorinth citadel and dates back to 5000 B.C. Owing to its strategic geographical position, Corinth was a strong trading link between the East and West.

Excavations at Ancient Corinth have revealed ample remains of the Classical Greek period and also that of the Romans. Visit the Temple of Apollo (dating back to the 6th century B.C.), the fountain of Pinene, the marketplace, theater and Odeon, and several Roman buildings. A museum on the site is also of immense interest.

Now you are on to Mycenae, the fortified royal residence of King Agamemnon, leader of the Trojian War. The mighty citadel is surrounded by huge Cyclopean walls. Entrance to its Acropolis is through the famous Lions Gate, which symbolizes the power of the kings of Mycenae, "a city rich in gold" according to Homer. Beyond the Lions Gate is the stairway leading to the Palace complex, the grave circle with six royal tombs, the courtiers houses, sanctuaries, and other important buildings. Outside the walls are the beehive tombs, the largest of which is the so-called "Treasury of Athens," ruins of private houses and a grave circle with 14 royal tombs and 12 tombs of private citizens.

Your next stop is Nafplion, the first capital of Greece after the 1821 Greek revolution. This is a great place for relaxing and enjoying a meal in a traditional Greek restaurant. Afterwards, head towards the ancient theatre of Epidaurus, your last stop on your tour.

Epidaurus, a small city in ancient Greece, was home to the most celebrated asclepieion (healing temple) of the Classical world. The prosperity brought by the asclepieion allowed the town to construct a number of monuments, including the huge theater that still exists today.

Your driver can make any itinerary adjustments, so you truly maximize your time ashore, just let your driver know of any requests so your day can be organized for you. At the end of your tour, you will be dropped off at your hotel or cruise ship.

What's Included

Services of an English-speaking driver
Air Conditioned Transportation
Corinth Canal (Isthmus)
Ancient Corinth archaeological area and museum
Mycenae archaeological area and museum
Ancient Epidaurus
Nafplio -Romantic sea port and first Greek capital

Professional Guide
Food and Beverages
Entrance Fees
Tips/Gratuities

Considerations

Entrance fees to Mycenae (€12 Euros per guest).
Entrance fees to Corinth (€8 Euros per guest).
Entrance fees to Epidaurus (€12 Euros per guest).
This tour cannot accommodate wheelchairs/scooters.
This tour does not run on a Tuesday

Special Instructions

Your tour must begin at 8am to avoid traffic congestion.
Your English-speaking driver cannot enter sites with you.
Wear cool and comfortable clothes and suitable footwear.
Bring your sunglasses, sunscreen, sunhat and water bottle.
Bring your camera to capture wonderful memories of your time ashore!

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Tour Times: 8:00 AM

Hassle-free

Cancellation

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup and Dropoff at the Cruise Port Included

Ancient Corinth, the Ruins of Mycenae and Epidaurus Theater

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