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This trip combines the chance to visit the remains of the ancient city of Mycenae – widely regarded as the most important archaeological site of the mainland - with a visit to the ancient theatre of Epidaurus.

• Guided visit to archaeological remains of Mycenae including the tomb of Agamemnon, the Palace and the Lionesses Gate
• The famous theatre of ancient Greece at Epidaurus
• Drive along Scenic Saronic Gulf and Corinth Canal
• Pick-up from centrally located hotels only - your exact pick up time will be advised locally
• Air-conditioned coach transportation
• English-speaking guide
• Lunch (if option selected)

Your day begins with a scenic drive along the coastal road of the Saronic Gulf, passing the famous Corinth Canal which was completed in 1893. The tour pauses here for a brief photo stop before continuing on to Mycenae, widely renowned as the most important archaeological site of the mainland. Homer described the ancient city as a ‘City rich in gold’  and it was here that the Golden Mask of Agamemnon was unearthed along with many other treasures that exactly matched Homer’s descriptions in the Iliad.  You enter the city by the magnificent Lion’s Gate and stroll up to Agamemnon’s Royal Palace. Accompanied by your guide, explore the imposing ruins which date back as far as 1600BC. 

In the afternoon, you continue to the small village of Epidaurus, the reputed birthplace of Apollo's son Asklepios, the healer and the most celebrated healing centre of the classical world. Here you will see most famous theatre of ancient Greece at Epidaurus, renowned for its amazing acoustics (a result of the Greeks' high technical knowledge at the time) which is still in use today.

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• Optional gratuities
• Refreshments

Casual. Dress according to the weather for that day.

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