Mercedes Private Tour to Corinth-Nemea-Mycenae-Nafplio-Epidaurus

Exploring the historic Peloponnese region has never been more convenient. With a Mercedes private tour, visitors can enjoy the rich cultural heritage of Corinth, Nemea, Mycenae, Nafplio, and Epidaurus. This personalized experience provides comfortable transportation, knowledgeable guides, and seamless access to iconic sites. Whether you’re a history buff or simply seeking an unforgettable day, this tour promises to unveil the captivating stories that have shaped Greece’s past. Dive in and discover the wonders that await.

Key Points

• This private tour covers iconic historical and cultural sites in the Peloponnese region, including ancient Corinth, Nemea, Mycenae, Nafplio, and Epidaurus.
• The tour includes private transportation, entrance fees, bottled water, and the option to add an official tour guide.
• Guests can choose to meet at the starting point in Athens or request pickup for a personalized experience.
• The tour is not recommended for pregnant individuals and is not wheelchair accessible.
• Key highlights include the Corinth Canal, Nemea winery, Mycenaean ruins, Nafplio’s charming old town, and the ancient theater of Epidaurus.

Tour Overview

This private tour covers a range of iconic historical and cultural sites in the Peloponnese region, including the ancient city of Corinth, the archaeological site of Nemea, the impressive ruins of Mycenae, the charming town of Nafplio, and the well-preserved ancient theater of Epidaurus.

Rated 5.0 out of 5 based on 2 reviews, the tour is priced from €200 per person and offers free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience.

This private tour is highly rated and offers free cancellation, with a price starting from €200 per person.

Private transportation, entrance fees, and bottled water are included.

While most travelers can participate, the tour isn’t recommended for pregnant individuals or those requiring wheelchair accessibility.

Inclusions

The tour includes all taxes, fees, and handling charges.

Fuel, tolls, bottled water, and snacks are provided. Entrance fees for all the attractions are covered.

Travelers can opt to add an official tour guide after booking. However, tips and gratuities aren’t included in the tour price.

This private tour offers flexibility, allowing participants to choose whether they want a direct meeting or request pickup.

The tour activity ends back at the meeting point, providing a convenient start and end to the experience.

Meeting and Pickup

The tour meeting point is in Athens, Greece, which can be viewed in Google Maps.

Guests have the option to either meet the tour directly at the starting point or request a pickup. The activity ends back at the original meeting location.

This private tour is just for your group, so you won’t be sharing the experience with anyone else.

Transportation, bottled water, and snacks are all included, ensuring a seamless and comfortable journey throughout the day.

Accessibility and Participation

Although not recommended for pregnant travelers, most travelers can participate in this private tour.

Most travelers can participate in this private tour, though it’s not recommended for pregnant individuals.

The tour is stroller accessible, and infant seats are available, though infants must sit on laps. Unfortunately, the tour isn’t wheelchair accessible.

As a private tour, only your group will participate, allowing for a personalized experience.

Whether you’re looking to explore the historic sites with limited time or simply prefer a private setting, this tour caters to your needs, ensuring an engaging and accessible journey through Greece’s iconic landmarks.

Visiting Corinth

As the tour begins, visitors are immersed in the captivating history of Corinth, an ancient Greek city known for its strategic location and prosperous trade.

They’ll explore the impressive Corinth Canal, a marvel of 19th-century engineering that connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf.

At the Ancient Corinth site, they’ll discover the well-preserved ruins of the Temple of Apollo, the Agora, and the Lechaion Road.

The guide provides insights into Corinth’s role as a prominent center of commerce, culture, and religion in the ancient Greek world.

Visitors leave with a deeper appreciation for this influential city’s legacy.

Exploring Nemea

After exploring the historical wonders of Corinth, the tour continues to the renowned region of Nemea.

Nestled in the northeastern Peloponnese, Nemea is famous for its ancient athletic games and exceptional wines. Participants will visit the impressive archaeological site, where they’ll see the remnants of the ancient stadium and the Temple of Zeus.

They’ll also have the chance to tour a local winery and sample the region’s acclaimed Agiorgitiko red wines.

With its rich history and captivating landscapes, Nemea offers a delightful blend of cultural and culinary experiences for the tour group.

Discovering Mycenae

From the captivating landscapes of Nemea, the tour now ventures to the legendary ancient city of Mycenae.

Visitors are awestruck by the imposing Lion Gate, the grand entrance to the once-prosperous kingdom.

Visitors are awestruck by the imposing Lion Gate, the grand entrance to the once-prosperous kingdom of Mycenae.

Exploring the archaeological site, they discover the remains of the palace, granaries, and the famous Tomb of Agamemnon.

The guide shares the rich history, explaining how Mycenae was a major power during the Bronze Age.

Guests marvel at the impressive cyclopean walls and gain a vivid understanding of the Mycenaean civilization’s might and technological prowess.

This iconic Greek destination leaves a lasting impression on all who witness its grandeur.

Discovering Nafplio and Epidaurus

Leaving the ancient wonders of Mycenae behind, the tour continues its journey to the captivating seaside town of Nafplio.

Once the first capital of modern Greece, Nafplio boasts a charming old town, the impressive Palamidi fortress, and the picturesque Bourtzi castle.

Next, the tour visits the renowned archaeological site of Epidaurus, known for its remarkably well-preserved ancient theater.

Visitors can:

1. Admire the theater’s impressive acoustics.

2. Explore the ruins of the Sanctuary of Asklepios.

3. Visit the site’s museum to learn about its history.

4. Wander through the serene natural surroundings.

The day’s exploration of these historic sites provides a deeper understanding of Greece’s rich cultural heritage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I Need a Passport or Visa for This Tour?

For this private tour, a passport is required as it takes place in Greece, a member of the European Union. However, a visa is generally not needed for most nationalities visiting Greece for stays under 90 days.

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

Travelers can bring their own food and drinks on the tour. The tour includes bottled water and snacks, but participants are welcome to bring additional provisions if desired. This allows for more flexibility and personal preferences during the excursion.

Is There a Dress Code for the Historical Sites?

There is no specific dress code for the historical sites, but visitors are advised to wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing and closed-toe shoes. Casual and comfortable attire is generally acceptable for exploring the ancient ruins and sites.

Can I Use My Credit Card to Purchase Souvenirs?

You can generally use your credit card to purchase souvenirs at the historical sites and shops during the tour. Some smaller vendors may only accept cash, so it’s a good idea to have some euros on hand as well.

Are There Any Discounts Available for Seniors or Students?

The tour doesn’t offer any senior or student discounts. Prices are set per person, though the overall cost varies based on group size, as stated in the tour overview. The price can be reduced by booking for a larger group.