• Katakolo Port - Upon arriving at Katakolon Port, the operator will meet you at the prearranged location and time. They will hold a sign with your name clearly displayed for easy recognition. You will then enjoy a safe and comfortable transfer in luxurious Mercedes vehicles. During the transfer, you can take advantage of free Wi-Fi on board, and a tablet with visual information about the area in various languages will be provided. Additionally, a local guidebook with essential information about the archaeological site and Museum of Ancient Olympia will be offered at no extra cost. The transfer takes approximately 30 minutes.

• Olympia - Enjoy nearly an hour of free time in the modern town of Olympia. Explore the market streets, also known as “agora,” where you can find a variety of souvenir shops offering leather goods, ceramics, fashion clothing, and jewelry. Alternatively, experience Greek hospitality at a local tavern or café.

• Klio’s Honey Farm - The next stop is a delightful visit to a local honey farm. Klio, the beekeeper, will warmly welcome you and guide you through her private collection, sharing the secrets of honey production. Finally, relax in the cool garden under the natural shade of the trees and taste the farm’s products, along with traditional sweets made with honey from Klio’s bees.

• Katakolo Port - After approximately 4 ½ hours, it’s time to return to Katakolon Port. Settle into the comfortable seats of the luxurious vehicles and return to your cruise on time. Consider taking a jar of honey or a clay apple as a souvenir.

• AGRITURISMO MAGNA GRECIA - Guests have the chance to savor a taste of Greece by sampling locally produced virgin olive oil, olives, and wine.

• Archaeological Site of Olympia - Olympia is a remarkable example of a significant Pan-Hellenic sanctuary from antiquity, serving religious, political, and social functions. Ancient sanctuaries, such as the Pelopion and a row of Treasuries to the north at the base of Kronion Hill, are located within the Altis, dedicated to the gods, alongside the main temples of Zeus and Hera. Olympia is directly and tangibly linked to an event of universal importance, the Olympic Games, which were regularly celebrated starting in 776 BC.

• Agios Andreas - Agios Andreas beach offers a charming small gulf and stunning views.

• Transportation by luxurious A/C vehicles
• Visit of Honey Farm & Honey Sampling
• Free Wi-Fi on board
• Guided Tour of Marble Art Work Shop
• Local guide book
• Bottle of Water per person during transportation
• All the taxes

• Tickets for the archeological site
• Lunch
• Entrance for activities

When planning a cruise stop at the charming Port of Katakolon, a visit to Ancient Olympia is essential. Have you ever wondered about the origins of the marble statues displayed at Olympia’s Museum? What makes marble so special that it was extensively used in Greek and Roman antiquity?

Greek sculptors were dedicated to crafting their deities from marble. But how did marble become the preferred medium for sculpture in an art world dominated by pottery, painting, and architecture? Join this tour and explore the unique marble workshop in the Peloponnese, open to the public, where you can delve into the art of marble sculpture.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.