Itinerary
Let’s explore the magic of Greece through three unique gems: Athens, Meteora, and the Peloponnese. A triptych of wonders, a symphony of culture and nature that captures the heart of anyone who ventures to this land steeped in myth and legend. It will be an immersion in the essence of Greece, where the past merges with the present.
In Athens, the cradle of democracy, we will walk the ancient streets of history in the majestic Acropolis and immerse ourselves in modern art in its vibrant museums. In the north, the spectacular rock formations of Meteora defy gravity, framing centuries-old monasteries that touch the sky. We will enjoy the mystical aura of this UNESCO World Heritage Site as the surreal landscape envelops us. We then descend into the evocative Peloponnese peninsula via Delphi, a world-famous archaeological site known for its sanctuary dedicated to the god Apollo. The site includes the famous Oracle of Delphi, where, according to mythology, the gods provided answers through the priestess of Apollo known as the Pythia. We finally arrive at the seaside in the Peloponnese, and enjoy a couple of days of relaxation and swimming in the town of Tolo before returning to Athens with a photo stop to admire the majestic Corinth Canal.


Welcome to Greece!
Check in: Our journey begins in Athens
Round trip flights are not included in the package, so you can choose from where and when you want to fly. This is to give you maximum freedom of choice!
Check in at the hotel in Athens and meet the rest of your group! We can’t resist tasting ouzo, the undisputed star of Greek aperitifs, perhaps paired with olives and feta to kick off our road trip exploring the Peloponnese peninsula. For dinner, we’ll indulge in pita gyros—our favorite dish throughout the trip. Afterward, we’ll select a spot in the city center to best begin our evening—and our adventures!

Discovering Athens
The Acropolis of Athens
Athens, the majestic capital of Greece, is a city steeped in history and ancient culture, blending a glorious past with contemporary vitality. At the heart of this fascinating metropolis stands a timeless symbol: the Acropolis. Imagine walking through the lively streets of Athens, where the aroma of delicious food mingles with the sounds of street artists and the cheerful voices of locals. Along the way, the urban landscape suddenly opens up to reveal the grandeur of the Acropolis, a sacred hill that stands out against the blue sky. Now, visualize everything well because that’s where we’re headed: a local guide will accompany us to uncover all the secrets of this timeless place.
In the afternoon, as the sun paints the horizon with warm hues, we will venture into the alleys of the Koukaki neighbourhood, right at the foot of the Acropolis, where residents, tourists, and students mingle in cozy spots that still retain the charm of the Athenian past.

On the road to Meteora
Thermopoli and Trikala
Today, we bid farewell to Athens—at least for now—and set off towards a true wonder: Meteora! But, like all beautiful experiences, we must earn our reward with a scenic journey ahead. We leave Athens early in the morning and take a moment to stretch our legs near Thermopylae, a site rich in history, before continuing our adventure to Trikala, where a delightful lunch awaits us.
As we arrive in Kalambaka in the early afternoon, we'll be ready to unwind with a refreshing cold beer while soaking in the breathtaking views. Don’t forget your camera, as we’ll be treated to a stunning sunset over the majestic rock formations of Meteora—a perfect ending to an exciting day!

Meteora and Delphi
A Journey to the Monasteries of Meteora and the Sanctuary of Delphi
Good morning, WeRoaders! The time has finally come to visit the monasteries of Meteora—after all, that’s exactly why we traveled all this way! Meteora is a significant center of the Orthodox Church, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1988. On the slopes of Meteora, 24 monasteries were built, but only 6 are open for visitors today. We will explore a Meteora Monastery (depending on the day’s opening times) with a local guide.
After our visit, we’ll set off towards Delphi.
Delphi is perched on a hill at the foot of Mount Parnassus, not far from the Gulf of Corinth. The site is dominated by the sanctuary of Apollo, one of the most important sites of classical Greece, alongside those of Delos and Olympia. During the Mycenaean age, there was a sanctuary dedicated to the goddess Gaia (Earth) here, but according to a story by Homer, the god Apollo took possession of the sanctuary, appearing in the form of a dolphin. This is where the name Delphi originates, marking the beginning of the new cult of Delphic Apollo in the last millennium BC.
The sanctuary of Delphi wielded great influence over politics, wars, and the life of classical Greece; many significant decisions in Greek history were guided by the religious authority of Delphic Apollo, interpreted through the oracle by the priests.
Will we also consult the oracle? One thing is for sure: it won’t be able to tell us the lottery numbers!

Towards the Peloponnese Coast
A day of sun and sea in Tolo
Another day, another adventure! Today, we finally don our swimsuits because our first stop will be all about sun, swimming, and relaxation! On our way to Tolo, our final destination, we’ll take a break in Lepanto for a few hours of well-deserved rest.
Around lunchtime, feeling refreshed by the sea air and with salt still in our hair, we’ll continue our journey to Tolo, where we’re expected to arrive around two in the afternoon. Once there, we’ll spend the entire afternoon soaking up the sun on the beach—after all, Greece is all about the sea! Get ready to unwind, lulled by the gentle waves and the refreshing sea breeze.

The Peloponnese Sea
A day of leisure and culinary delights
Today, we have the perfect opportunity to paddle… or not?! The day is entirely at our disposal, allowing us to choose between unwinding on the beach, indulging in refreshing swims, and savoring delightful snacks, or embarking on an exciting kayak trip around the stunning island of Hydra. Whether you’re looking to bask in the sun or explore the crystal-clear waters, one thing is guaranteed: pure relaxation!
After satisfying our desire for leisure, it's time to turn our attention to our appetites. As grandma always said, the sea makes you hungry! We’ll feast on an array of mouthwatering Greek dishes, from hearty moussaka and sizzling souvlaki to creamy tzatziki and vibrant Greek salad. And let’s not forget about the freshly caught octopus—we want it all! Get ready to indulge in a culinary journey that will delight our taste buds and leave us craving more of the flavors of Greece!

Let's go back to Athens
The Corinth Canal
On our last day in beautiful Greece, we’ll retrace our steps and head back towards Athens. Along the way, we’ll make a stop to admire a true marvel of art and engineering: the Corinth Canal. This impressive feat of construction has significantly influenced shipping routes and the economic development of Greece. Work on the canal began in 1881 and was completed in 1893, and its stunning views are a testament to its historical importance.
Upon arriving in Athens, we’ll head straight to the hotel to drop off our bags, and then the afternoon is yours to enjoy! For those eager to immerse themselves further in art and culture, this is the perfect opportunity to explore some local museums. For everyone else, there’s only one agenda: to savour delicious culinary delights and stock up on local delicacies to take home.
We’ll all come together for our final dinner, a special gathering to celebrate the end of an unforgettable week in style! Let’s make it a night to remember!

Goodbye Greece
Check out and goodbye
Check-out and goodbye – until your next WeRoad adventure!
What's included
7 nights accommodation in shared rooms
All breakfasts
Minivan with driver from Day 3 to Day 7
Guided tour of a Meteora Monastery on Day 4
Group Leader services
Medical and baggage insurance - (coverage limits by destination country/region - €10,000 Italy, €20,000 Europe, €30,000 World, €50,000 USA/Canada)
What's not included
Food and beverages when not specified
Public transport (bus, metro, taxis, trains, Uber)
Entrance fees unless specified
All extras you'll be able to fit in your backpack
- Anything not mentioned in the "What's included" section
Optional activities
Please see below extra optional activities that you can experience during your trip. Your Group Leader will be happy to assist with organizing these activities for the group. Availability may vary depending on location and group preferences.
Please note these activities are provided by third party suppliers and liability rests exclusively with these third party suppliers.
Athens Evening tour of Acropolis with entrance to Acropolis - approx. USD 74
Delphi Sightseeing tour with guide - approx. USD 61
Beekeeping activity - approx. USD 20
Mycenae Sightseeing tour with guide - approx. USD 60
Epidaurus Sightseeing tour with guide - approx. USD 60
Shared Cruise to island of Hydra & Spetses - approx. USD 47
Additional info
- Accommodation
Local hotels and guest houses.
The private room option is not available for all departures.
- Transport
Private van with a driver from Day 3 to Day 7
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Why WeRoad
Small groups, on average 11 people
Move or change your trip for free up to 31 days before departure
Book with $ 0. Pay the $ 100 deposit only once the trip is confirmed
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