Viaja hasta ''el ombligo'' del antiguo mundo griego con esta excursión de dos días a Delfos, declarada patrimonio de la humanidad por la UNESCO. Es un lugar mágico para muchos visitantes, que declaran haberse sentido profunda y espiritualmente conmovidos por el mismo. Los antiguos grabados en piedra como ''conócete a ti mismo'' y ''nada en exceso'' permanecen como una lección para las generaciones futuras. Delfos, famosa por la asombrosa precisión de su sacerdotisa clarividente, la Sibila, atrajo a viajeros que buscaban su fortuna desde todos los rincones del mundo antiguo.
Saliendo de Atenas, cruzaremos las fértiles llanuras de Beocia hasta las laderas del monte Parnaso. Visitaremos las ruinas del Templo de Apolo Pitio y aprenderemos sobre la historia de cómo derrotó al dragón que guardaba la piedra sagrada del ónfalos, fuente del poder del lugar. Visita el Tesoro de los Atenienses, construido en mármol y que servía para albergar las ricas ofrendas de los reyes agradecidos. Contempla el estadio donde se ganaban o se perdían los antiguos Juegos Píticos, precursores de nuestros modernos Juegos Olímpicos. A continuación explora los museos del lugar en los que podrás ver la piedra del ónfalos así como otras antiguas obras maestras como el auriga de bronce. Por la tarde podrás explorar el lugar a tu aire. A continuación será hora de disfrutar de una cena tradicional antes de volver a tu hotel.
A la mañana siguiente tendrás libertad para explorar más la antigua grandeza y el ambiente místico de Delfos. Después y de camino a casa pasaremos por la antigua ciudad de Tebas donde conoceremos la historia del rey Edipo, cuyo terrible destino fue predicho por el oráculo. Continuaremos a través de la montañosa Lebadea y la bonita Arájova antes de regresar a Atenas.
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What’s a week of partying up and down Laganas’ strip without a legendary foam party? On Friday night, the Scene Team takes you to the iconic Zeros nightclub, where you’re in for a truly wet and wild night. In between diving into the frothy stuff, you’ll be busy cutting shapes to the sounds of Zante’s roster of top DJs, or propped up against the bar ordering drinks from the club’s award-winning cocktail makers. But before all that, make sure you take advantage of the free bar – it’s only open for a while, so get the drinks in while you can, before the foam takes over the dancefloor.
This tour combines two of Corfu’s biggest attractions - the Ionian Sea and Corfu Town. First, you’ll sail towards the small green island of Vidos. Sit at the oversized windows for a grandstand view of the underwater world, spying shoals of fish and swaying seagrass. Once you reach Vidos, you’re in for another treat - a sea lion show. As you sail back, enjoy the views as you come into Corfu Town where you'll have free time to explore the island's capital.
Immerse yourself in the myths of ancient Greece on this trip. First up is the Necromanteion or ‘Oracle of the Dead'. Dating back to the 6th century BC, this ruin of a once underground labyrinth was believed to lead into the underworld, ‘Hades'. Take a guided tour, descending through the dark corridors to the chamber where the pilgrims ‘consulted' with the dead. It's an eerie experience. Your tour then continues to Zalongo, where a clifftop memorial marks a terrible tragedy. In 1806, 62 women and children jumped to their deaths from here to escape the clutches of Turkish troops. Next up is Gliki, where you'll have time for lunch and visit its natural springs before joining our ramble along the Acheron River. Known to the ancients as the River Styx, which carried the dead into Hades, this waterway is a serious beauty spot. Walk along the banks and wade through the waters as they weave between steep cliffs and woodlands. The ramble takes about two hours and you'll need waterproof shoes and a set of clothes to change into afterwards.
This trip will take you to Leper Island – but don’t let the name put you off. Spinalonga is a small rocky island just off the coast of north-eastern Crete. Lepers from Greece were quarantined here from 1903 to 1957 – hence the nickname. You’ll learn about the island’s turbulent history, as your guide leads you around the abandoned village. Spinalonga has a battle-filled past with the Venetians converting it into an island fort, to protect Elounda harbour. You’ll have time to wander the huge Venetian fortress and well-preserved houses and churches. Or take in the views over the surrounding turquoise waters – the same sights which inspired bestselling novel The Island. After your tour, you’ll be treated to a traditional Cretan lunch, washed down by some local wine.
When in Greece, there is no better way to combine fun and activity in one tour! Even if you have never experienced your balance on a paddleboard, you are welcome by our qualified instructors to learn and to paddle on the unique turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea!
Jump of your SUP and swim, snorkel and meanwhile enjoy a traditional picnic on the beach to regain your energy! Ideal for a sunset trip also.
Rhodes has its fair share of history and on this bestselling day out you’ll get to visit three of the islands most ancient cities. With an expert guide you’ll be transported back in time as they unlock the past and tell you tales of Gods, Knights and Admirals along the way. At Lindos, one of the most beautiful white washed villages in Greece, walk up the twisting cobbled street to the Acropolis. Standing proudly above the village this ancient site houses the Temple of Athena whose pillars stand stark against the Aegean Sea. Another famous ruin is the Acropolis of Monte Smith. Names after a British admiral, it’s the kind of ruin that you see on the front cover of a holiday brochure. This beautifully laid out archaeological park contains the Hellenistic stadium where ancient Athletic events took place. And finally – Rhodes town; with its medieval walls and the Castle of the Grand Masters, Rhodes old town appears to have ben untouched by the passage of time. Pictu
Esta escapada consiste en pasar un día en un yate de lujo. Explorarás escondidas bahías de las costas, y podrás darte un chapuzón en las aguas cristalinas. Verás tortugas bobas en peligro de extinción, delfines y focas monje. Comerás en una típica taberna de la ribera, donde podrás olvidarte de la prisa y bullicio del día a día.
Join us as we cruise Zante’s waters in search of its most famous residents – the loggerhead sea turtles or ‘caretta-caretta’. These graceful creatures have been nesting on Zante’s beaches for thousands of years. But sadly, they’re now a rare and endangered species. You’ll start by sailing to Marathonisi - a pine-covered islet nicknamed ‘Turtle Island’. The reason’s simple - one of its beaches is a favourite turtle-nesting site. Keep a look out for these magnificent creatures in the surrounding waters and watch for dolphins too. You’ll drop anchor at Marathonisi as well, to give you the chance for a spot of swimming and snorkelling. Next, you’ll cruise to the Keri peninsula, passing its sea caves and lighthouse, a great photograph opportunity and time for another swim stop. Finally, as you sail back across Laganas Bay to Zante Town, you may even spot some more turtles - have your cameras ready just in case. The cru
At "Aroma Avlis Food & Wine Restaurant" our aim is to promote Santorini's and Cyclades local products accompanied with our wines from our "Artemis Karamolegos Winery" which of course are cultured in the same area of the winery. And that is the meaning of our name "Aroma Avlis" as it means "our garden's scent" as almost all herbs and vegetables used in our cuisine are cultured in our garden which is located in front of the restaurant's area and it is part of the beautiful landscape views we offer.
"Aroma Avlis Food & Wine" is hosted in the grounds of "Artemis Karamolegos Winery". The winery itself offers a beautiful traditional outside and inside area, surrounded by vines, barrels and the scent of the winery.
We are eager to welcome and introduce you to the traditional side of our island!