Round trip Peloponnese

Your journey begins in Athens, a city where ancient history and modern life come together. A visit to the Acropolis is of course essential, as the iconic symbol of the city’s rich past. Surrounding it are charming neighborhoods such as Plaka and Koukaki, with narrow streets, cozy cafés, and colorful houses. Today, Athens is also a vibrant, trendy city filled with lively bars, great restaurants, and striking street art.

Discover Athens in three hours on our Dutch-language bike tour. You’ll see the famous highlights as well as hidden gems you might otherwise miss. Along the way, our tour leaders bring the city to life with stories and practical tips, helping you make the most of the rest of your stay. The ideal way to truly get to know Athens in a short amount of time.

Today you travel to Nafplio, a romantic town less than two hours from Athens. Along the way, you pass the Corinth Canal, small villages, and orchards filled with olive and orange trees. In the town itself, you can stroll through atmospheric Venetian streets lined with cafés and shops. For a more active outing, climb the 857 steps to the Palamidi Fortress, where you are rewarded with beautiful views over the city.

From the harbor, you are welcomed by the tour leader and set off on a journey across crystal clear waters. As you paddle past three medieval fortresses and the cliffs of the Akronauplia stronghold, you enjoy truly unique views. Along the way, there is time to swim, snorkel, or try cliff diving, and you pause for a local picnic. An adventurous day filled with nature, culture, and relaxation.

From Nafplio, you drive in about an hour to Galatas, a charming coastal village on the Peloponnese. A short water taxi or ferry ride brings you to the island of Poros in just ten minutes. This typical Greek island offers beautiful bays, sandy beaches, and plenty of water activities such as paddleboarding and kayaking. Poros is also wonderful to explore on foot, following local walking paths or one of our curated routes in the app.

On the beautiful island of Poros, Katerina welcomes you into her kitchen to discover Greek gastronomy. She loves preparing traditional dishes and enjoys sharing this passion with her guests. During the workshop, you’ll learn the secrets and traditions of Greek cuisine and have the opportunity to ask her anything about life on the island.

Today you have all the time you need to enjoy the peace and quiet at the glamping site in Galatas. Relax surrounded by greenery, take a refreshing swim in the sea, or walk into the village for a coffee with views of Poros. No plans, no rush, just enjoying the outdoors and the Greek sun.

The charming village of Stoupa, on the southern coast of the Peloponnese, is your next destination. It is known for its relaxed atmosphere and natural beauty. The sandy beaches of Kalogria and Stoupa invite you to swim and soak up the sun, while cozy seaside tavernas serve delicious local dishes. Surrounded by the impressive Taygetos Mountains, Stoupa is also an ideal base for walks and excursions to picturesque villages and historical sights.

Today you are free to decide how to spend your time in Stoupa. Relax on the beach, take a walk along the coast, or enjoy a drink at one of the cozy cafés. It’s the perfect day to discover what this charming village has to offer at your own pace.

The final stop of the journey is the mountain village of Dimitsana, perched high above the gorge of the Lousios River. This historic village charms with its traditional houses, atmospheric squares, old churches, and cozy cafés. Discover Dimitsana’s rich history, from its handcrafted watermills to its prosperous trading past, and enjoy the stunning mountain surroundings.

Experience an adventurous finale to your journey with a rafting trip on the Lousios River, where according to mythology Zeus once bathed. While navigating the Lousios and Alfeios rivers, you’ll have the chance to swim in crystal clear waters and take photos amid the lush green gorge. The trip concludes at the spectacular Koukos Bridge, followed by a walk to a nearby waterfall.

After two weeks filled with adventure, culture, and nature, it’s time to say goodbye to the Peloponnese. With beautiful memories, special experiences, and a suitcase full of stories, you head home from Athens.