Walking Adventure Tours & Trips in Athens Santorini & Mykonos

Walk through the UNESCO-listed Delphi archaeological site overlooking the Gulf of Corinth and see the 2,400-year-old Theater of Epidaurus. Stroll the harbor of Nafpaktos and climb to the Fortress of Acrocorinth with its ancient Temple of Aphrodite ruins. Guided walks take you through the colossal citadel of Mycenae and the Byzantine Hosios Loukas Monastery.

In Athens, head up to the Acropolis to see the Parthenon and spend time at the Acropolis Museum, then walk Plaka's cobbled streets. Take the cable car to Fira town on Santorini's caldera rim and wander Oia's clifftop village. On Mykonos, there's an overnight stop to check out the narrow winding streets.

Climb to Athens' Acropolis looking over the old squares, then walk Mykonos' narrow cobblestone streets to find windmills and Little Venice. Santorini's Oia has those caldera views, and you'll see the Panathenaic Stadium where the first modern Olympics took place, plus Fira's cliff paths above hot springs.

Walk the historic Thermopylae Mountain Pass where the famous battle happened, then see Delphi's archaeological site with Gulf of Corinth views. There's a hike to Meteora's cliff-top monasteries in Kalambaka, time to stroll through Nafpaktos' Venetian fortress and harbor, and a climb to Acrocorinth.

Walk along Lake Bafa's quiet shores and wander Bodrum's busy streets to its Greek-origin castle, then check out Rhodes' old quarter on foot to see cultural layers from Greek to Ottoman times. Hike up to Lindos Acropolis for sea views, walk through Rethymno's medieval castle and Chania's Venetian fortress.

Walk through Greece's most famous archaeological sites including the UNESCO-listed Theater of Epidaurus built 2,400 years ago and still used today. Climb to the Fortress of Acrocorinth where temple remains of Aphrodite stand at the highest point, then see Mycenae's massive citadel from the 18th century BC.

Athens' historic Plaka neighborhood has traditional Greek tavernas, and you'll walk through the city center squares on foot. Climb to the Acropolis area and see Mykonos' charming streets lined with windmills and whitewashed houses. Santorini's cliffside villages offer sea views, and you'll walk through the ancient streets at a comfortable pace suitable for ages 3+.