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Englobia is a local tour operator and online travel agency founded by experienced Greek travel experts and tourism professionals, Argyris Nikou and Mikaella Manola, two friends and ex-colleagues who are themselves, avid travelers. Our agency offers quality travel services in Greece and the Greek Islands, with a focus on wine, gastronomy, history, and bespoke travel experiences.

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Athens by Night: Walking Tour

3-Day Classical Greece Tour

Day 1: From Athens to Epidaurus & Overnight in OlympiaBegin your 3-classical tour early in the morning with a pick up from the majority of the Athens city center hotels. Settle inside your air-conditioned minibus, and enjoy a trip to the Greek countryside via the National highway towards the majestic Peloponnese peninsula. After an hour’s drive, make a brief stop to praise the glittering scenery at the remarkable Corinth Canal. Capture the most breathtaking panoramic pictures of this impressive engineering achievement. Traveling through flourishing hillsides and scenic seaside settlements, you will eventually arrive at Epidaurus, where you will be immersed in the culture of the 4th century BC. Epidaurus is one of the most significant archaeological findings reflecting the brightness of Greek civilization through its extraordinary beauty. This world-renowned theater is the best-maintained ancient theater in Greece, and it is famous for its acoustics. Next, you will make a quick stop at the first capital of Greece, the picturesque seaside town of Nafplion. Shortly after that, you will reach the ancient Acropolis of Mycenae and encounter a guided walking tour of the remains of this thousand of years old enclosed settlement. Here at the legendary home of King Agamemnon, you will have the opportunity to see the Palace, the cyclopean walls, the treasure of Atreides, and the Lion’s Gate. Next to the Acropolis of Mycenae, visit the Tomb, attributed to King Agamemnon, which is considered one of the most significant accomplishments of the Mycenaean civilization. In the late afternoon, you will travel to the central-west Peloponnese and arrive in the town of Olympia, where you will spend the night.TransporationGuided TourDinnerAccommodationDay 2: From Olympia - The Cradle of Olympic Games to DelphiNext morning, enjoy a rich breakfast at your hotel before visiting the impressive archeological site of Olympia. Τake in the beauty and the scenery of the entire area as you reach the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The first games were held at around 776 BC. Their influence was widely received, given the significant participation of all the Greek cities-states, which ceased hostilities throughout the festivities. Seize this fantastic opportunity to discover possibly the most important sanctuary of Ancient Greece. This place once housed one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the enormous chryselephantine sculpture the great statue of Zeus. Discover breathtaking landmarks, including the altar where the Olympic Torch is lit, as well as the Stadium. Throughout the visit, your guide will share interesting information about it. After visiting the Museum of Olympia, you will go on your adventure, driving on through the fields of Eliad and Achaia until the magnificent suspension bridge of Rio - Antirion, a modern engineering wonder. Upon your arrival at Delphi, you will have supper and rest.Breakfast & DinnerGuided TourTransportationAccommodationDay 3: From Delphi Oracle to AthensIn the morning, enjoy an abundant breakfast at your hotel before visiting a UNESCO World Heritage site, the so-called center or navel of the ancient world, at the archaeological site of Delphi. Here, the renowned Oracle of Delphi, a council of leaders and pilgrims from all around the world, was playing a vital role in the political and religious life of ancient Hellenes. Make sure you visit the Museum, which houses the "bronze charioteer," an absolute masterpiece of Greek sculpture. After your Delphi tour, you will leave the slopes of Mount Parnassus and drive back to Attica. After a fascinating trip, your 3-Day Classical tour ends back at the original departure point in Athens at around 7 pm.BreakfastTransporationGuided Tour

Delphi Day Trip

Begin your day tour early in the morning with a pick-up from most Athens city center hotels. Once you settle inside your air-conditioned bus, you will begin to Central Greece via the National highway.Located at the spur of Mount Parnassus, this two-hour trip from Athens is an opportunity for you to marvel at the Greek countryside. On the way, you will drive past the hilly region of Boeotia and Thebes, a powerful city-state during the classical times. The day tour also includes a brief stop at Livadeia.Approaching Mount Parnassus, the landscape turns from dry to majestic and dense green. Under two gigantic rocks named Phaedriades, and on top of an impressive plateau, this important pilgrimage site was founded to honor Apollo, the god of harmony, sun, and guardian of the sacred laws of Zeus. For the ancient Greeks, Delphi was the center of the world, the navel of the Earth.From its foundations, the oracle acquired significant influence all over the ancient world owing to the prophecies of Pythia, the high priestess of Apollo.Here, you will see the Sanctuary of Athena Pronaia, the most emblematic monument and an architectural masterpiece of the classical era, the Doric Sanctuary of Apollo, and the Castalia Spring. This area truly establishes an extraordinary meeting with history for each visitor.Next, it is time to tour the museum of Delphi, which houses treasures such as the famous "omphalos" or "navel of the world," parts of a frieze with scenes of the exploits of Hercules, and the remarkable Charioteer of Delphi, a masterpiece of Greek sculpture.Before returning to Athens, you will make a short stop for photo shooting at Arachova, a picturesque mountain town established on the southern mountainside of Mount Parnassus. Savor a delicious traditional Greek lunch at a family-run restaurant (optional) during your free time.After a fascinating trip, your day trip to Delphi ends back at the original departure point in Athens at around 7 pm.Optionally you can also visit the sanctuary dedicated to Athena Pronaia.Tip: Try to wear comfortable shoes.

2 Day Delphi & Meteora Tour

Day 1: From Athens to Delphi & Overnight at MeteoraBegin your 2-day trip to Delphi & Meteora early in the morning with a pick up from the majority of the Athens city center hotels. Once you board inside your air-conditioned minibus, you will depart via the National highway to central Greece.Departing from Attica, the landscape starts to change from dry to majestic and lush, passing through the area of Thebes, of Levadia, and finally Arachova, where you will make a brief stop.Around noontime, you will arrive at one of the most important sights of ancient Greece, the enchanting Delphi, located on the spur of Mount Parnassus, between a pair of hills called the Fedriades. Dedicated to the god Apollo, the patron of music and sunlight, Delphi was considered the center of the ancient world. This is where the respected oracle of Delphi, the counselor of kings and pilgrims from all over the ancient world, took shelter.Walk along the Sacred Way winding up to the temple of Apollo, decorated with innumerable offerings from almost all around the ancient world. Moreover, visit the theater with a capacity of 5,000 spectators that used to host plays, poetry readings, and festivals. At the nearby stadium, the Pythian Games were held every four years. Athletes from all over the Hellenic world would compete, and these games would become the predecessor to the modern Olympics.After this fascinating guided tour, you will get back on the bus and travel further north. Cross the cities of Lamia and Trikala until you arrive at Kalambaka, a quiet town right next to Meteora, the region with colossal sandstone summits home to a complex of Orthodox monasteries. You will dine and spend the night in this charming town.TransporationGuided TourDinnerAccommodationDay 2: From The Stunning Meteora Back to AthensNext morning, enjoy a rich breakfast at your hotel before leaving by bus at the appointed time. Take in the breathtaking landscape of Meteora, a unique panorama made up of numerous sandstone summits. According to geologists, they formed under the sea thirty million years ago. More than any other place in Greece, Meteora is where natural beauty and spirituality converge most spectacularly.You will have the opportunity to visit two of the monasteries built on the top of these greyish cliffs. There are six in use, five of which house monks and nuns. You usually visit Megalo Meteoro, meaning the superb Meteor, the first abbey established in Meteora by Athanasius after being expelled from Mount Athos to escape from his pursuers. Usually, the tour continues with St. Stephen’s Monastery, but other abbeys can substitute these.After enjoying a guided tour of the two landmarks, you will head back to Athens. On our way, you will stop briefly at Thermopylae, where the Spartan King Leonidas I statue stands in honor of the famous battle against the Persians in 480 B.C.The bus will be back in Athens at around 7 pm. After a fascinating 2-day trip to Delphi & Meteora, your tour ends back at the original departure point in Athens.Dresscode in the monasteries: Sleeveless clothing and shorts over the knee for men are prohibited. Skirts and shawls are available at the entrance for ladies.BreakfastGuided TourTransportation

4-Day Classical Greece Tour & Meteora

Day 1: From Athens to Argolis & Overnight at OlympiaBegin your 4-classical tour early in the morning with a pick up from the majority of the Athens city center hotels. Once you settle inside your air-conditioned minibus, you will depart towards the majestic Peloponnese peninsula via the National highway.After an hour’s drive, make a brief stop to praise the glittering scenery at the remarkable Corinth Canal. Capture the most breathtaking panoramic pictures of this impressive engineering achievement. Traveling through flourishing hillsides and scenic seaside settlements, you will eventually arrive at Epidaurus, where you will be immersed in the culture of the 4th century BC. Epidaurus is one of the most significant archaeological findings reflecting the brightness of Greek civilization through its extraordinary beauty. This world-renowned theater is the best-maintained ancient theater in Greece, and it is famous for its acoustics. Next, you will make a quick stop at the first capital of Greece, the picturesque seaside town of Nafplion. Shortly after that, you will reach the ancient Acropolis of Mycenae and encounter a guided walking tour of the remains of this thousand of years old enclosed settlement. Here at the legendary home of King Agamemnon, you will have the opportunity to see the Palace, the cyclopean walls, the treasure of Atreides, and the Lion’s Gate. Next to the Acropolis of Mycenae, visit the Tomb, attributed to King Agamemnon, which is considered one of the most significant accomplishments of the Mycenaean civilization. In the late afternoon, you will travel to the central-west Peloponnese and arrive in the town of Olympia, where you will spend the night.TransporationGuided TourDinnerAccommodationDay 2: From Olympia - The Cradle of Olympic Games to DelphiNext morning, enjoy a rich breakfast at your hotel before visiting the impressive archeological site of Olympia. Τake in the beauty and the scenery of the entire area as you reach the birthplace of the Olympic Games. The first games were held at around 776 BC. Their influence was widely received, given the significant participation of all the Greek cities-states, which ceased hostilities throughout the festivities. Seize this fantastic opportunity to discover possibly the most important sanctuary of Ancient Greece. This place once housed one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, the enormous chryselephantine sculpture the great statue of Zeus. Discover breathtaking landmarks, including the altar where the Olympic Torch is lit, as well as the Stadium. Throughout the visit, your guide will share interesting information about it. After visiting the Museum of Olympia, you will go on your adventure, driving on through the fields of Eliad and Achaia until the magnificent suspension bridge of Rio - Antirion, a modern engineering wonder. Upon your arrival at Delphi, you will have supper and rest.TransporationGuided TourBreakfast & DinnerAccommodationDay 3: From Delphi Oracle to KalambakaIn the morning, enjoy an abundant breakfast at your hotel before visiting a UNESCO World Heritage site, the so-called center or navel of the ancient world, at the archaeological site of Delphi. Here, the renowned Oracle of Delphi, a council of leaders and pilgrims from all around the world, was playing a vital role in the political and religious life of ancient Hellenes. Make sure you visit the Museum, which houses the "bronze charioteer," an absolute masterpiece of Greek sculpture.After your Delphi tour, you will leave the slopes of Mount Parnassus and cross through Amphissa, Lamia, and Trikala. Travel towards the plains of Thessaly, where Kalambaka is located. Once in Kalambaka, savor a dinner before your overnight stay.TransporationGuided TourBreakfast & DinnerAccommodationDay 4: From the Stunning Meteora to AthensIn the morning and after a solid breakfast, you will visit another UNESCO World Heritage Site, the stunning Meteora.In this magical landscape, the true beauty of nature is mixed with the compelling presence of the timeless monasteries hung on top of the tremendous cliffs. Currently, only six are in use, five for the male and one for the female monastic community.On the last day, travel to the spiritual mountain peaks early enough to visit the remarkable eleventh-century-built cloisters of Aghios Stefanos, Varlaam, and Rusanu.On the way back to Athens, get your camera ready to capture the statue of the Spartan King Leonidas as you pass by Thermopylae, where the historic battle against the Persians took place in 480 BC.After a fascinating trip, your 4-Day Classical tour ends back at the original departure point in Athens at around 7 pm.Dresscode in the monasteries: Sleeveless clothing and shorts over the knee for men are forbidden. Ladies' skirts and shawls are available at the entrance in case they don't have such clothing to cover themselves.BreakfastGuided TourTransportation