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Itinerary

Board a climate-controlled coach with Wi-Fi at your central Athens hotel and journey to Delphi with a guide pointing out scenery along the way.

After a rest stop in Livadia, you’ll arrive at Delphi, where oracle priestesses forecasted the future. See the Castalian Spring, where the priestesses bathed, and get a guided tour.

View the Kings of Argos Monument, Treasury, and Temple of Apollo as your guide explains their history, and visit Delphi Archaeological Museum to see highlights like the Siphnian Treasury frieze and the Charioteer of Delphi.

Savor a 3-course lunch at a local restaurant (if option selected), or choose to explore and grab lunch on your own. Finally, visit Delphi’s much-photographed Athena Pronaia Sanctuary before your tour finishes with a drop-off back at your central Athens hotel.

Locations visited

Delphi Archaeological Museum

Delphi Ruins

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Overview

Take a hassle-free day trip to Delphi from Athens, leaving the organization to someone else. Save time and money, as this trip covers all the bases, including air-conditioned transportation (with Wi-Fi), onboard and on-site guide commentary, entrance fees, and visits to the UNESCO-listed ruins and the Delphi Archaeological Museum. Hotel pickup and drop-off, plus an optional lunch upgrade, make this tour extra convenient.

Highlights

Hassle-free and all-inclusive day trip to Delphi from Athens
Learn about the ruins’ history and functions from a guide
Visit the main UNESCO-listed site and Delphi Archaeological Museum
Convenient and comfy coach travel with Wi-Fi, plus hotel pickup and drop-off
Upgrade option available for included lunch; otherwise, eat on your own
Great for history buffs or those short on time

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kskylas

Hi, wondering what time does the tour arrives back in Athens?

26 August 2018|

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Hi, it was around 7pm as the traffic coming back through Athens can hold you up and it also depends on how many drop offs they have before your stop.

Rocio415

My husband has limited mobility and cannot walk long distances (he can walk approximately 3 blocks comfortably). Would the Delphi be accessible for him?

5 April 2018|

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Hi. In my opinion, he will be able to see some of the site but not all. There is a broad path, but there are no railings and it can be steep and have steps in parts. Some members of our group had problems with walking the... More

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