Explore a diverse range—from walking tours in Athens focusing on ancient ruins and mythology, to guided excursions across Delphi, Mycenae, Epidaurus, and Byzantine heritage sites. Some include immersive storytelling and archaeological-led experiences.

Yes—reputable operators employ officially licensed archaeologist or historian guides fluent in English and Greek. They bring deep local insight, cultural context, and engaging stories.

City walking tours usually last 2–3 hours, while combined site tours (e.g. Athens + Cape Sounion or Delphi) range from half-day (4–5 hrs) to full-day (8–12 hrs), including travel time.

Many tours offer skip-the-line access. You can often choose ticket-inclusive options or pay on-site—usually via cash or credit card—to avoid queue delays.

Absolutely—you can choose from private tours (custom pacing and personalized commentary) or small-group tours (typically capped at 15–20 people) that offer a social and cost-effective experience.

Yes—many walking tours are family-friendly, using accessible routes, engaging storytelling, shade stops, and kid-friendly explanations to keep younger participants engaged.

Policies vary—some walking tours allow full refunds up to 24 hours in advance, while private tours may have more flexible terms. Always check tour-specific conditions.

Bring comfortable shoes, sun protection, water bottle, and a small bag. Strollers and backpacks are allowed, but large luggage may need storage. Cameras and mobile devices are generally fine, but flash photography is restricted at some sites.