Did you know that Greece is home to one of the world's only petrified forests? Located on the island of Lesbos, this extraordinary site preserves the fossilized remains of an ancient forest, dating back over 20 million years. The trees were preserved by volcanic activity, offering a fascinating glimpse into the Earth's history and the evolution of plant life during the Miocene era.
Greece is home to the world's oldest underwater city, Pavlopetri, submerged off the coast of Laconia for over 5,000 years. This remarkably preserved Bronze Age city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and offers a unique opportunity for divers to explore streets, buildings, and even tombs from an ancient civilization, providing an unparalleled glimpse into the past beneath the waves.
Experience nature, art and culinary delights on Germany’s oldest holiday route.Enjoy its relaxed spirit on 460-kilometers from the Main River to the Alps.Get impressed by the unique scenery and let our knowledgeable guides introduce you to the German culture from…
Immerse yourselves into Germany’s history from the middle age to the modern era. Get fascinated by Germany’s ancient, but well-kept castles and different German regions and their immense variety of German food. Your guides are locals, who will entertain you…
The temple and the Acropolis museum as the symbol of Athens, Greece and of Western civilization.
Part of the UNESCO World Heritage list; where bizarre rocky outcrops are capped by the centuries old monasteries, 6 of which are open to the public.
The biggest Greek island can be a destination on its own for your entire trip to Greece. Bewitching beaches, enchanting villages, splendid food and drink, unique sites and outdoor adventures are waiting for you.
Greece’s most glamorous island destination. You’ll find chic boutique hotels, classy restaurants, all day beach bar restaurants with live music, and astonishing beaches all over the place.
The most dramatic of all the Greek islands. It is best known for the west coast cliff top towns of Fira and Oia, its unique wines and the archaeological site of Akrotiri.
On the Greek mainland is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Built on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, overlooking a dramatic ravine, the site was sacred to the ancients ,who came here to worship Apollo and to ask advice from the mythical Oracle.
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