
The fortress town - Mythical Greece
Mythical Greek Fortress Towns capture the glamor of the medieval era through an astonishing 3-day tour to Medieval Greece including 1 UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. The highlights of this mythical tour in Greece are Monemvasia, the “Gibraltar of the East”, Ancient Corinth, Acrocorinth, Diros Caves and Mycenae, the “gold-rich” palatial center.
AT A GLANCE WHAT WE WILL VISIT AT PELOPONNESE
3 days in Mythical Greece including 1 UNESCO’S World Heritage Sites
Excellent value of money
The fortress town - Mythical Greece
Mycenae, Unesco's World Heritage Site - Mythical Greece
All the hotels that collaborate with Mythical Greece provide excellent services in order to satisfy the most special requirements of our customers. It is for granted that most of the hotels will surely surprise every foreign traveler with the Greek hospitality, also called “filoxenia” and the fresh ingredients that they use at breakfasts, meals and dinners. We strive to accomplish the most unique experience on every tour package that we organize.
Greece is a Member-State of the European Union and has signed the Schengen Agreement. All citizens from EU and Schengen countries travel to Greece only with the Identity Card or the passport. Citizens coming from countries that have not yet signed the Schengen Agreement must acquire further detailed and up-to-date visa information specific to their nationality from the Hellenic Embassies or Consulates in their countries. Entry requirements can change at any time, so it’s important to check for the latest information. Visas are the responsibility of all travelers.
No way! Our travelers’ safety is the most essential and necessary part of every tour. We have the best agreement with Loyd’s and the travel insurance cost included in the final price.
Tap water is safe in Greece unless it’s marked on some of Greece’s small and remote islands.
Credit cards are accepted by most stores in Greece. The best is to ask first the stores that you are going to visit before buying anything. Make sure to carry cash in case credit cards are not an option.
ATMs are widely available in most towns and cities in Greece.
The Internet can easily be accessed at hotels, cafes, bars, restaurants, museums and central squares in most cities and major towns.
Ensure that global roaming is activated with your service provider before arriving in Greece. Mobile phone coverage is very good, however, on some of Greece’s more remote islands, it may not be available.
The tour guide for the archaeological sites can be included in the tour only upon request.
The presence of the tour guide is considered optional and its fee is not included in the final price of the tour. Based on the demand, the cost for his service will be shared and the tourist guide will be paid on site.
You can fill our form as an interest-bearing event and you will be informed of the cost before your arrival.
Some important costs you need to know are the following:
Water (0.33 liter bottle): 0,50€
Greek takeaway coffee: 1-3€
Greek coffee in a cafe: 3-5€
Greek takeaway souvlaki: 2-3€
Beer in a bar or cafeteria: 4-6€
One-way Ticket (Local Transport): 1,40€
Cinema, International Release, 1 Seat: 7€
Meal, Inexpensive Restaurant: 10-20€ / per person
Tips are optional in Greece.