
Athens
AtticaThe Acropolis, the New Acropolis Museum and the National Archaeological Museum — plus the arrival and departure logistics that make or break a group's first and last day.

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The Acropolis, the New Acropolis Museum and the National Archaeological Museum — plus the arrival and departure logistics that make or break a group's first and last day.

Monasteries on granite pillars, entrance to two of them, and the only stop on the mainland that silences a coach full of people.

The Sanctuary of Apollo Pythios, the Castalian spring, the Treasury of the Athenians and the bronze Charioteer in the museum.

The first capital of modern Greece as a base, with Epidaurus and Mycenae inside an easy morning — Venetian fortresses, perfect acoustics and the Lion Gate.

The co-reigning city of Byzantium: Ano Poli, the Rotunda, the Arch of Galerius and the White Tower — and the natural entry point for groups arriving from Turkey.

The first city in Europe visited by Paul, and the stream at Lydia where the first recorded baptism in Europe took place — a site we operate with Eucharist, not just a guided walk.

The Acropolis of Lindos above a turquoise bay, and a medieval Old Town where the Street of the Knights and the Grand Master's Palace are walked, not driven past.

Knossos, the largest preserved Minoan palatial centre, and the Heraklion Archaeological Museum — with the high-speed link on to Santorini already in the plan.

Pyrgos, Fira and Oia at sunset; then the Old Town of Mykonos, Little Venice and the windmills — connected by high-speed ferries we book before the group leaves home.
A programme from us is not a paragraph per day. It is a plan with the hours in it: when the coach leaves, what the group sees, where it eats and where it sleeps. This is one real day from the thirteen-day programme. The full operating document — properties, restaurants and menus, by name — comes with the quotation.
Read the whole programme→These are not decorative pins. Each stop below sits on its true coordinates, in the order the coach and the ferries take it. Scroll, and the route draws itself.
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The full arc — north to south, mainland to Aegean — operated end to end. Turkish Airlines in and out, two domestic flights, two high-speed ferries, licensed guides throughout, and every hotel, entrance and table booked before the group lands.
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The deep mainland, taken slowly. Eight days that trade the island ferry queues for the Peloponnese: Bronze-Age citadels, a Byzantine city on a hillside, stone towers in the Mani, and the two sanctuaries — Olympia and Delphi — that framed the ancient world.
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A working pilgrimage, not a sightseeing tour with a chapel attached. The group enters Greece overland at the Kipi border, celebrates the Eucharist beside the stream where Lydia of Thyatira was baptised — the first recorded baptism in Europe — and again in the open air at ancient Corinth. Mass times, celebrant needs and dietary requirements are built into the operating plan.
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At the village of Lydia the group celebrates the Eucharist beside the stream where Lydia of Thyatira was baptised — the first recorded baptism in Europe. At ancient Corinth, Mass is celebrated in the open air. These are not photo stops added to a coach tour: the driving schedule is built around the celebrant.
In the Steps of St. Paul→
The Isthmus, cut through in 1893.
Corinth Canal37.9483° N22.9958° E
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Meet & greet on arrival, the coach at every port, the guide at every site, and a phone that answers while the group is in the country.

Group size, dates, hotel category and market — or simply forward the itinerary you want operated in Greece. You get a full operating document back, not a brochure.