• Sail off to the sea- fort of “Bourtzi” and explore ‘Palamidi’, the Venetian masterpiece of fortification architecture.
• While strolling through the cobbled alleys of Old Town, locals are treating you to delectable delicacies- Cheeses, cold cuts, nuts and dried fruit, honey… enjoy countless interchanges between the sweet and savoury. When it comes to organic produce, the land of Argolis outdoes itself.
• Walk past ‘Akronafplia’, the rocky-glittering coastal route surrounding the hamlet. Fresh made ice cream cone from “The Italian”? We always love to expand your tour in taste.
• Cool off in the crystal clear waters of Karathona beach before dipping in… prehistory.
• Mycenae welcomes us majestically. Standing in the same spot where the Atreides stood, explore the reality and the myth of the humans that inspired the Homeric Epics. All around us loom the imposing “Cyclopean Walls” and the megalithic “Lion Gate”.
• The sunset finds us on the ‘Wine Roads’ to Nemea. Take a grand wine tasting tour of the largest vineyard in the Balkans and let your heart become intoxicated from the aromas of the earth and air.
• With our spirits high, we prepare for a dégustation menu in idyllic spaces in the countryside. Award-winning family wineries open their doors immersing us to ‘Agiorgitiko’, the ancient PDO variety, and other exquisite labels.
• Customize your trip adding a detailed tour of the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus. Built on the site of the sanctuary of Asclepius, the healing God of antiquity, this theatre is a vital part of the history of drama and healing in Greece. Experience it at your own pace…World-known since antiquity, it still sets the paradigm for modern architects due to its perfect acoustics and aesthetics.

• Full- time services of a certified professional mountain leader and interpretive guide.
• Boat tickets to the sea fortress of Bourtzi.
• Entrance fees at the archaeological site of Mycenae or Epidaurus.
• Gastronomic tour in the Old Town of Nafplio.
• Guided wine tour and Wine tasting in Ancient Nemea.
• Pic nic basket at the beach.
• Hotel pick- up and drop off (minivan).
• Transport by minivan & private services of a driver during the tour.

Our tours are designed to be implemented by a small, friendly group of 4-12 people. Of course we can personalize the tour for 1 traveler, 2 companions or a larger group of people.

This is a private tour. Prices vary according to group size.

All of our tours include some physical activity- it is an essential part of the Pace Odyssey experience. This is a moderately active tour. However, we can tailor it to your ideal activity level.

Walking distance: 2-7 km.
Walking duration: 1-5 hours
Elevation gain: 0 m.
elevation loss: 0 m.

The following list informs you about the suggested equipment in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe hike.
Feel free to adapt it to your personal needs.

• Backpack (to carry a bottle of water, your camera, an extra T-shirt, snacks etc.).
• Clothing: T- shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts.
• Casual shoes, snickers or hiking shoes (we suggest hiking shoes that hold the ankle securely- vibram type sole).
• Sun hat or cap.
• Sunglasses, sun cream and lipstick.
• Swimsuit.
• Bottle of water (1.5 liters minimum).
• Beach towel.
• Trekking poles (optional).

*A first aid kit is provided by us and placed under the responsibility of the guide, who is certified in first aid and CPR.

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate, which lends itself to mild and often wet winters and dry summers. The country is mostly sunny throughout the year.

Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of the country. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. Temperatures are gradually warming up but light layers are still recommended for the cooler nights.

Summer in Greece is hot and sunny. The Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, making the hot days smoother. Pack a bathing suit and lighter clothing, especially if you’re visiting Greece during the peak months of July and August.

Fall is warm, making it a great time to visit. Similarly to summer, bring lighter clothing, a swimsuit, and good sunscreen. If you visit later in the season, a sweater will be useful for increasingly chilly nights.

• Ride past Ernst Ziller’s “Greek-Swiss style” royal villa of the 19th century, the royal cemetery, the winery, the barracks, the stables, the tower clock and Prophet Elijah’s chapel, crossing the Estate’s blooming paths and earthy scents.
• Architectural details that alternate between the neoclassical and the “picturesque”, or romantic, blend with nature in all its splendour. Legends loom large here, and so will you, as we cross the charming royal gate and the historic hunting grounds of royalty.
• Hawks, owls, “weeping” fir trees, the willows that “whisper” to the poets and the Hamadryad Nymphs that “travel” with their oaks recount stories and stimulate your every step.
• Meet Princess Sissy, Czar Nicholas II, Queen Elizabeth II and Jackie Kennedy, in a romantic meal in the palace courtyard, and dip into unexpected flavors and rare wine selection. War, occupancy, romance, glory and democracy: Become part of this story that is so sensitive for every Greek.

• Full- time services of a certified professional mountain leader and interpretive guide.
• Mountain bike tour, state of the art equipment (mountain bicycles & helmets), and service.
• Hotel pick- up and drop off (minivan)
• Transport by minivan & private services of a driver during the tour.
• Private set-up for a picnic, including wine and local delicacies (full meal).

Our tours are designed to be implemented by a small, friendly group of 4-12 people. Of course we can personalize the tour for 1 traveler, 2 companions or a larger group of people.

This is a private tour. Prices vary according to group size.

All of our tours include some physical activity- it is an essential part of the Pace Odyssey experience. This is a moderately active tour. However, we can tailor it to your ideal activity level.

Hiking distance: 4- 7 km.
Hiking duration: 1- 3 hours
Elevation gain: 0 m.
elevation loss: 0 m.

Biking distance: upon request.

*Suitable for children over 9 years old.

The following list informs you about the suggested equipment in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe hike.
Feel free to adapt it to your personal needs.

• Backpack (to carry a bottle of water, your camera, an extra T-shirt, snacks etc.).
• Clothing: T- shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts.
• Casual shoes, snickers or hiking shoes (we suggest hiking shoes that hold the ankle securely- vibram type sole).
• Sun hat or cap.
• Sunglasses, sun cream and lipstick.
• Bottle of water (1.5 liters minimum).
• Trekking poles (optional).

*A first aid kit is provided by us and placed under the responsibility of the guide, who is certified in first aid and CPR.

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate, which lends itself to mild and often wet winters and dry summers. The country is mostly sunny throughout the year.

Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of the country. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. Temperatures are gradually warming up but light layers are still recommended for the cooler nights.

Summer in Greece is hot and sunny. The Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, making the hot days smoother. Pack a bathing suit and lighter clothing, especially if you’re visiting Greece during the peak months of July and August.

Fall is warm, making it a great time to visit. Similarly to summer, bring lighter clothing, a swimsuit, and good sunscreen. If you visit later in the season, a sweater will be useful for increasingly chilly nights.

• Mt. Penteli is a mysterious place, ruled by the marble. Traverse the slope of the Open Air Marble Museum at your own pace, and feel free to photo shoot the “stony waterfalls”, to wander inside the shelters of the quarrymen, or just to relax and enjoy sweeping vistas of Attica and the Marathon.
• We explore the quarry and the remains of the marble road to Acropolis, matching the actual landscape to the designs and descriptions of the world-known architect Manolis Korres. Here, you’re the only one to witness the story of the famous pillars, once they were massive stones buried into the mountain until they raised, shaped, and transferred in order to support Parthenon, the most precious Doric temple of all ages.
• Need some extra action or more memorable moments for the children? Rock climbing is fun, safe, and a “must” in this area.
• At an idyllic location in the woods awaits a picnic with delicacies we bet you’ve never tried before. Enjoy at sunset, along with your favorite wine varieties.

• Full- time services of a certified professional mountain leader and interpretive guide.
• Hotel pick- up and drop off (minivan).
• Transport by minivan & private services of a driver during the tour.
• Private set-up for a picnic, including wine and local delicacies (full meal).

Our tours are designed to be implemented by a small, friendly group of 4-12 people. Of course we can personalize the tour for 1 traveler, 2 companions or a larger group of people.

This is a private tour. Prices vary according to group size.

All of our tours include some physical activity- it is an essential part of the Pace Odyssey experience. This is a moderately active tour. However, we can tailor it to your ideal activity level.

Hiking distance: 8 km.
Hiking duration: 3.5 hours
Elevation gain: 205 m.
elevation loss: 385 m.

The following list informs you about the suggested equipment in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe hike.
Feel free to adapt it to your personal needs.

• Backpack (to carry a bottle of water, your camera, an extra T-shirt, snacks etc.).
• Clothing: T- shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts.
• Casual shoes, snickers or hiking shoes (we suggest hiking shoes that hold the ankle securely- vibram type sole).
• Sun hat or cap.
• Sunglasses, sun cream and lipstick.
• Bottle of water (1.5 liters minimum).
• Trekking poles (optional).

*A first aid kit is provided by us and placed under the responsibility of the guide, who is certified in first aid and CPR.

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate, which lends itself to mild and often wet winters and dry summers. The country is mostly sunny throughout the year.

Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of the country. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. Temperatures are gradually warming up but light layers are still recommended for the cooler nights.

Summer in Greece is hot and sunny. The Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, making the hot days smoother. Pack a bathing suit and lighter clothing, especially if you’re visiting Greece during the peak months of July and August.

Fall is warm, making it a great time to visit. Similarly to summer, bring lighter clothing, a swimsuit, and good sunscreen. If you visit later in the season, a sweater will be useful for increasingly chilly nights.

• Visiting Sounion & the Athens Riviera is a sensory experience. Enjoy the view of the Temple of Poseidon from a sandy beach accessible only to those who are in the know.
• You arrive and indulge in all that is available to you. Savor Greece’s finest artisan foods and surrender in the serenity of the Aegean Sea as everything from setup to cleanup is taken care of for you.
• Simply bring your beloved ones and your appetite and indulge on cured meats, artisan tarts, fresh bruschettas and ripe fruits, while sipping on unique, mouth-watering local wine varieties.
• Raise the experience to another level by adding melodies of ney or saxophone. World class musician Haris Lambrakis will be there to merge his sounds with the gentle splash of the water on the shore.
• Combine your picnic with a snorkeling tour or take a rib boat tour around the vertiginous limestone cliffs surrounding the Temple of Poseidon. Our snorkeling experts guide you through the most stunning views of the untouched Aegean seabed.

Tip: Menus are seasonal, curated by our chef.

• Full- time services of a certified professional mountain leader and interpretive guide.
• Entrance fees to the archaeological site of Cape Sounion.
• Private set-up for a luxury beach picnic, including different varieties of wine and a full menu of local delicacies.
• Private services of our chef.
• Private services of snorkeling and diving instructors certified by PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) and trained in first aid in and out of the water.
• Our 10-meter high speed boat is fully equipped with all life-saving safeguards according to the law.
• State of the art snorkeling and diving equipment.
• Private services of a certified captain during the cruises.
• Hotel pick- up and drop off (minivan).
• Transport by minivan & private services of a driver during the tour.

Our tours are designed to be implemented by a small, friendly group of 4-12 people. Of course we can personalize the tour for 1 traveler, 2 companions or a larger group of people.

This is a private tour. Prices vary according to group size.

All of our tours include some physical activity- it is an essential part of the Pace Odyssey experience. This is an easy active tour. However, we can tailor it to your ideal activity level.

Who can dive?
Anyone who is reasonably fit can dive, and do that in a very safe and enjoyable way. Men and women up to 70 years old can practice the sport together with their diving instructor.

The only prerequisite is to know how to swim. Diving is not a particularly demanding physical activity and is actively enjoyed by people of all ages and physical readiness.

The following list informs you about the suggested equipment in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe hike.
Feel free to adapt it to your personal needs.

• Backpack (to carry a bottle of water, your camera, an extra T-shirt, snacks etc.).
• Clothing: T- shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts.
• Casual shoes, snickers or hiking shoes (we suggest hiking shoes that hold the ankle securely- vibram type sole).
• Sun hat or cap.
• Sunglasses, sun cream and lipstick.
• Swimsuit.
• Beach towel.

*A first aid kit is provided by us and placed under the responsibility of the guide, who is certified in first aid and CPR.

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate, which lends itself to mild and often wet winters and dry summers. The country is mostly sunny throughout the year.

Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of the country. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. Temperatures are gradually warming up but light layers are still recommended for the cooler nights.

Summer in Greece is hot and sunny. The Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, making the hot days smoother. Pack a bathing suit and lighter clothing, especially if you’re visiting Greece during the peak months of July and August.

Fall is warm, making it a great time to visit. Similarly to summer, bring lighter clothing, a swimsuit, and good sunscreen. If you visit later in the season, a sweater will be useful for increasingly chilly nights.

• Visit the Temple of Poseidon built on a rock that looks as though it floats between the sun and the water.
• Take a tour of the archaeological site of Sounion, experiencing the energy of the “sacred triangle” of antiquity.
• Take a sea ride tour around the vertiginous limestone cliffs surrounding the Temple and soak up the warmth of the Mediterranean, dipping into the crystal water whenever you feel like.
• Visit remote islands and snorkel or scuba dive at stunning underwater caves. Our diving experts guide you through the most stunning views of the untouched Aegean seabed- Here lies the mythical King “Aegeas”, plummeted into the sea while waiting for his son Theseus to return from the Minotaur’s labyrinth.
• Cruising the Athens Riviera is a sensory experience. Recover with a sumptuous picnic on the beach, while our friends at the nearby family tavern prepare sea-food specialties and choose the right whites to accompany them- All you need to sate your Greek appetite.

Tip: Never leave Sounio before sunset.

• Full- time services of a certified professional mountain leader and interpretive guide.
• Entrance fees to the archaeological site of Cape Sounion.
• Private services of snorkeling and diving instructors certified by PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) and trained in first aid in and out of the water.
• Our 10-meter high speed boat is fully equipped with all life-saving safeguards according to the law.
• State of the art snorkeling and diving equipment.
• Private services of a certified captain during the cruises.
• Hotel pick- up and drop off (minivan).
• Transport by minivan & private services of a driver during the tour.
• Private set-up for a beach picnic, including wine and local delicacies (full meal).

Our tours are designed to be implemented by a small, friendly group of 4-12 people. Of course we can personalize the tour for 1 traveler, 2 companions or a larger group of people.

This is a private tour. Prices vary according to group size.

All of our tours include some physical activity- it is an essential part of the Pace Odyssey experience. This is an easy active tour. However, we can tailor it to your ideal activity level.

Who can dive?
Anyone who is reasonably fit can dive, and do that in a very safe and enjoyable way. Men and women up to 70 years old can practice the sport together with their diving instructor.

The only prerequisite is to know how to swim. Diving is not a particularly demanding physical activity and is actively enjoyed by people of all ages and physical readiness.

The following list informs you about the suggested equipment in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe hike.
Feel free to adapt it to your personal needs.

• Backpack (to carry a bottle of water, your camera, an extra T-shirt, snacks etc.).
• Clothing: T- shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts.
• Casual shoes, snickers or hiking shoes (we suggest hiking shoes that hold the ankle securely- vibram type sole).
• Sun hat or cap.
• Sunglasses, sun cream and lipstick.
• Swimsuit.
• Bottle of water (1.5 liters minimum).
• Beach towel.

*A first aid kit is provided by us and placed under the responsibility of the guide, who is certified in first aid and CPR.

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate, which lends itself to mild and often wet winters and dry summers. The country is mostly sunny throughout the year.

Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of the country. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. Temperatures are gradually warming up but light layers are still recommended for the cooler nights.

Summer in Greece is hot and sunny. The Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, making the hot days smoother. Pack a bathing suit and lighter clothing, especially if you’re visiting Greece during the peak months of July and August.

Fall is warm, making it a great time to visit. Similarly to summer, bring lighter clothing, a swimsuit, and good sunscreen. If you visit later in the season, a sweater will be useful for increasingly chilly nights.

• Cross the lush green plateau of Livadi and enter deep into the “trail of ancient processions”.
• Explore the magical ‘Cave of Pan’, dedicated to the goat-footed god and the Nymphs, and lose yourself among the natural sculptures of stalactites and stalagmites.
• Quench your thirst at Kroki springs and take in the view…The Delphic valley and the 3000-year-old golden-green olive grove sprawl out before us, reaching all the way to the sea.
• Experience a splendid picnic full of local delicacies- cheese varieties, cold cuts, exceptional wine. Mt. Parnassus produces it all.
• Enter the holy Oracle, hiking along the ancient spiral amphitheatrical trail that is exploding with wild flowers. As we take a tour of the archaeological site, relax and breath in Pythia’s ambiguous pronouncements- “Know thyself” and “Nothing in excess”, she has always left the choice up to us.
• Discover highland culinary traditions at the Delphic balcony or cool off with a dip in the Corinthian Gulf before fresh fish is served- sincerely, the choice is yours.

• Full- time services of a certified professional mountain leader and interpretive guide.
• Entrance fees to the archaeological site and the museum of Delphi.
• Hotel pick- up and drop off (minivan).
• Transport by minivan & private services of a driver during the tour.
• Private set-up for a picnic, including wine and local delicacies (full meal).

Our tours are designed to be implemented by a small, friendly group of 4-12 people. Of course we can personalize the tour for 1 traveler, 2 companions or a larger group of people.

This is a private tour. Prices vary according to group size.

All of our tours include some physical activity- it is an essential part of the Pace Odyssey experience. This is a moderately active tour. However, we can tailor it to your ideal activity level.

Hiking distance: 13 km.
Hiking duration: 5.5 hours
Elevation gain: 185 m.
Elevation loss: 740 m.

The following list informs you about the suggested equipment in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe hike.
Feel free to adapt it to your personal needs.

• Backpack (to carry a bottle of water, your camera, an extra T-shirt, snacks etc.).
• Clothing: T- shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts.
• Casual shoes, snickers or hiking shoes (we suggest hiking shoes that hold the ankle securely- vibram type sole).
• Sun hat or cap.
• Sunglasses, sun cream and lipstick.
• Bottle of water (1.5 liters minimum).
• Trekking poles (optional).

*A first aid kit is provided by us and placed under the responsibility of the guide, who is certified in first aid and CPR.

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate, which lends itself to mild and often wet winters and dry summers. The country is mostly sunny throughout the year.

Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of the country. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. Temperatures are gradually warming up but light layers are still recommended for the cooler nights.

Summer in Greece is hot and sunny. The Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, making the hot days smoother. Pack a bathing suit and lighter clothing, especially if you’re visiting Greece during the peak months of July and August.

Fall is warm, making it a great time to visit. Similarly to summer, bring lighter clothing, a swimsuit, and good sunscreen. If you visit later in the season, a sweater will be useful for increasingly chilly nights.

• Starting from a small white chapel, we descend a cobbled path into the Natura protected oak forest. Submerge yourself in the scent of fresh thyme and oregano- Wild anemones, old windmills, traditional fonts and dry-stone walls conspire to make Poseidon’s Nereids dance among us.
• Explore the old threshing floor or rest under the huge oak trees. Wherever you may turn your eyesight meets with the Aegean Sea.
• The trail ends at the beach setting your heart on a dive into the crystal water.
• Explore the sandy ruins of Athena’s Temple and relax into the bright blue sea or under your shadowy private tent. Watermelon, wild cherries, juicy peaches and sips of wonderful whites immerse you in the taste of the Greek summer.
• If you wish to stay longer in this private coastal paradise, you can taste stunning Kean cuisine just where you are. Otherwise, an old-time-classic little taverna or restaurant under mulberry trees awaits you at the fairytale-like hamlet of Ioulida. Loza (the kean prosciutto), rabbit in beer, fresh seafood or shrimp pasta? The choice is yours.

Tip: Before you leave Tzia, our friends -local producers and craftsmen- have prepared farewell gifts for you and your beloved ones. Try the local sesame bars, the traditional liquors and the oak biscuits, or let your children explore the beehives and taste the Kean thyme honey.

• Full- time services of a certified professional mountain leader and interpretive guide.
• Visit to the local farm and its vineyards.
• Ferry tickets from and to Kea Island.
• Hotel pick- up and drop off (minivan).
• Transport by minivan & private services of a driver during the tour.
• Private set-up for a picnic, including wine and local delicacies (full meal).

Our tours are designed to be implemented by a small, friendly group of 4-12 people. Of course we can personalize the tour for 1 traveler, 2 companions or a larger group of people.

This is a private tour. Prices vary according to group size.

All of our tours include some physical activity- it is an essential part of the Pace Odyssey experience. This is a moderately active tour. However, we can tailor it to your ideal activity level.

Hiking distance: 6.5 km.
Hiking duration: 3 hours
Elevation gain: 200 m.
Elevation loss: 605 m.

The following list informs you about the suggested equipment in order to enjoy a pleasant and safe hike.
Feel free to adapt it to your personal needs.

• Backpack (to carry a bottle of water, your camera, an extra T-shirt, snacks etc.).
• Clothing: T- shirt, shorts or Bermuda shorts.
• Casual shoes, snickers or hiking shoes (we suggest hiking shoes that hold the ankle securely- vibram type sole).
• Sun hat or cap.
• Sunglasses, sun cream and lipstick.
• Swimsuit.
• Bottle of water (1.5 liters minimum).
• Beach towel.
• Trekking poles (optional).

*A first aid kit is provided by us and placed under the responsibility of the guide, who is certified in first aid and CPR.

Greece has a typical Mediterranean climate, which lends itself to mild and often wet winters and dry summers. The country is mostly sunny throughout the year.

Spring is pleasant and sunny in most of the country. The days with some rainfall become less and less frequent. Temperatures are gradually warming up but light layers are still recommended for the cooler nights.

Summer in Greece is hot and sunny. The Meltemi, a northerly wind typical of the warmest months (July and August), often blows, making the hot days smoother. Pack a bathing suit and lighter clothing, especially if you’re visiting Greece during the peak months of July and August.

Fall is warm, making it a great time to visit. Similarly to summer, bring lighter clothing, a swimsuit, and good sunscreen. If you visit later in the season, a sweater will be useful for increasingly chilly nights.