Delphi and Meteora: a breathtaking journey through ancient Greece. This 2-day bus tour from Athens offers an unparalleled chance to explore the UNESCO-listed wonders of Delphi and the awe-inspiring Meteora monasteries. With comfortable transportation, knowledgeable guides, and overnight accommodation, travelers can enjoy the region’s rich history and natural beauty. Whether you’re a history buff or nature enthusiast, this tour promises an unforgettable experience that will leave you longing to discover more.
Key Points

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This 2-day bus tour from Athens explores the archaeological site of Delphi and the breathtaking Meteora monasteries, including transportation, guides, and accommodations.
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The tour price starts at $283.50 per person and includes a halfboard experience with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
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The first day covers the Delphi site, while the second day focuses on visiting the Meteora monasteries and stopping at the Thermopylae battlefield.
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Highlights of the tour include stunning scenery, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and knowledgeable guides, with customer reviews emphasizing the tour’s organization and experiences.
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The tour is not suitable for individuals with mobility issues or claustrophobia, and additional fees apply for items like lunch and environmental charges.
Tour Overview and Pricing

The Delphi and Meteora 2-Day Bus Tour from Athens offers a comprehensive exploration of two of Greece’s most significant historical and architectural sites.
Priced from $283.50 per person, the tour provides a two-day, halfboard experience with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Highlights include visiting the archaeological site of Delphi, the stunning Meteora monasteries, and the Thermopylae monument.
The tour includes bus transportation, a guide, entrance fees, overnight accommodation, and more.
Customers praise the knowledgeable guides, well-organized itinerary, and breathtaking scenery, though some note a rushed experience at Delphi.
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Itinerary Details

On the first day, the tour drives to Delphi via Levadia and Arachova, allowing visitors to explore the renowned archaeological site.
Visitors explore the renowned archaeological site of Delphi, reached via Levadia and Arachova on the first day of the tour.
They then depart for Kalambaka, traveling through central Greece towns like Amphissa, Lamia, and Trikala.
The second day begins with a morning visit to the stunning Meteora monasteries.
Afterward, the tour heads back to Athens, making a stop at the Thermopylae battlefield to see the Leonidas monument.
The journey concludes with a drive through the scenic town of Kamena Vourla before returning to the capital.
Overnight accommodations and select meals are provided throughout the 2-day experience.
Tour Highlights

One of the tour’s main highlights is the opportunity to visit the stunning Meteora monasteries. Perched atop towering rock formations, these ancient religious settlements offer breathtaking views and a glimpse into the region’s rich history. Plus, the tour includes a visit to the historic Thermopylae, where visitors can see the monument to the legendary Spartan King Leonidas. The Temple of Apollo in Delphi, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is another highlight, allowing guests to explore the archaeological wonders of this ancient Greek sanctuary.
| Tour Highlight | Description |
| — | — |
| Meteora Monasteries | Explore centuries-old monasteries set atop towering rock formations. |
| Thermopylae | Visit the monument to Spartan King Leonidas and learn about the famous battle. |
| Temple of Apollo, Delphi | Discover the archaeological site of this ancient Greek sanctuary. |
| Breathtaking Scenery | Enjoy stunning views during the drive through central Greece. |
| Diverse Experiences | Combine historical, cultural, and natural wonders on this comprehensive tour. |
Inclusions and Exclusions

This tour includes several key elements that make it a comprehensive and accessible experience.
Travelers enjoy round-trip bus transportation, the services of a knowledgeable guide, and entrance fees to all sites. Overnight accommodation at a 4-star hotel in Kalambaka and select meals are also covered.
However, lunch, drinks, and a 7 EUR environmental fee per room per night (paid directly to the hotel) aren’t included. The tour may not be suitable for individuals with certain mobility impairments or claustrophobia.
Plus, pets, oversized luggage, smoking, non-folding wheelchairs, video recording, and outside food/drinks aren’t permitted.
More Great Tours NearbyCustomer Reviews and Feedback

Travelers have generally rated this tour highly, with an overall score of 4.5 out of 5 from 59 reviews.
Highlights include the friendly, knowledgeable guides and the well-organized nature of the tour. Customers praised the stunning scenery and enjoyable hotel stay with excellent meals.
Some noted the tour felt rushed at Delphi, but overall it was manageable. Experiences with different guides varied, but the personal reflection time in Meteora was appreciated.
The tour is unsuitable for individuals with mobility issues or claustrophobia, and an environmental fee is payable directly to the hotel.
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Important Information

The tour departs from Hotel Amalia in Athens at 8:30 AM, and participants should bring comfortable shoes, a change of clothes, water, and a passport or ID for children.
Pets, oversized luggage, smoking, non-folding wheelchairs, video recording, and outside food or drinks aren’t allowed on the bus.
For men visiting the Meteora monasteries, long pants are required. A French-speaking guide is available on selected Wednesdays.
The tour includes bus transportation, a guide, entrance fees, overnight accommodation, porterage, and free WiFi, but excludes lunch, drinks, and a 7 EUR environmental fee per room per night paid directly to the hotel.
Meeting Point and Preparation

The tour departs from Hotel Amalia in Athens at 8:30 AM. Participants should come prepared with:
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Comfortable walking shoes
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A change of clothes
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Water and any necessary personal items
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Passport or ID for children
Smoking, video recording, and bringing oversized luggage or non-folding wheelchairs aren’t allowed on the tour.
Those requiring French-speaking guides should book on select Wednesdays. The tour isn’t suitable for individuals with certain mobility or health conditions, such as claustrophobia.
Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Tour Accommodate Vegetarian or Vegan Dietary Requirements?
The tour can accommodate vegetarian or vegan dietary requirements. Guests should notify the operator in advance, and the hotel will provide suitable meals as part of the included halfboard basis.
Is There an Option to Extend the Stay in Meteora or Delphi?
The tour doesn’t offer an option to extend the stay in Meteora or Delphi. It’s a 2-day pre-set itinerary with fixed overnight accommodation. However, travelers could consider booking a separate extension on their own before or after the tour.
Can the Tour Be Customized to Include Additional Stops or Activities?
The tour can be customized to include additional stops or activities, but it would require booking a private tour. Standard group tours typically have a fixed itinerary, though some flexibility may be possible for select dates.
How Does the Tour Handle Transportation for Those With Mobility Issues?
The tour excludes individuals with certain mobility impairments. Those with mobility issues should contact the tour operator to discuss accommodation and if the tour can be adapted to their needs. Transportation is provided via bus, which may pose challenges for some.
Are There Discounts Available for Students, Seniors, or Families?
The tour doesn’t mention any discounts for students, seniors, or families. However, it notes the tour may not be suitable for individuals with mobility impairments, so it’s best to inquire about accessibility accommodations when booking.
The Sum Up

The "Delphi and Meteora: 2-Day Bus Tour From Athens" offers an enriching experience, combining ancient history and stunning natural beauty. At $283.50 per person, the tour includes visits to Delphi and Meteora, comfortable transportation, knowledgeable guides, and 4-star hotel accommodation. It’s an unforgettable journey through central Greece, with highlights like the Temple of Apollo and the Leonidas monument at Thermopylae.
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