Book Aegadian Islands Tours

See Athens’ legendary ruins and unearthed masterpieces, brought to life by an expert guide.

• Everything you get: Entry to the Acropolis, Parthenon, and the Acropolis Museum, 2-hour guided walking tour of the Acropolis, 1.5-hour guided walking tour of the Acropolis Museum, English-speaking expert guide, Athens travel guidebook, and detailed city map.
• Why choose this: Enjoy the best of Athens in a single, seamless tour, with entry and expert guidance included for a stress-free experience. With a guide, you’ll move easily through the uneven paths and crowded entrance, while hearing how the Parthenon was designed with optical tricks, why the Erechtheion honored Athena’s olive tree, and what daily life was like in ancient Athens.

Inclusions

• Entry to the Acropolis & Parthenon on the selected date and time slot
• Entry to the Acropolis Museum
• 2-hour walking tour of the Acropolis
• 1.5-hour walking tour of the Acropolis Museum
• Expert English-speaking guide
• Athens travel guidebook and detailed city map

Exclusions

• Hotel transfers
• Use of the elevator at Acropolis Hill
• Food and drinks
• Personal expenses

What to bring

Acropolis Museum

• Carry a valid ID or student card so you can benefit from reduced admission fees where applicable.
• Download the audio guides in advance to avoid connectivity issues on-site.
• Bring your own earphones for a more convenient and immersive audio experience.
• Keep some cash or a credit card on hand to shop for souvenirs or enjoy a coffee at the museum café.
• Wear closed-toe shoes to move through the museum galleries with ease and explore the surrounding archaeological sites comfortably.
• Bring a light jacket or scarf, as the museum’s air-conditioned rooms can feel cooler than the outside temperatures.

Acropolis

• Keep your ticket or digital confirmation handy to enter smoothly without delays.
• Carry your own earphones for a more immersive and engaging audio tour experience.
• Bring a little cash or a card for souvenirs or refreshments at nearby kiosks after your visit.
• Wear sturdy walking shoes to handle the uneven marble paths and rocky terrain comfortably.
• Bring a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to protect yourself from the strong Mediterranean sun while exploring the ruins.
• Carry a bottle of water to stay refreshed, as the site offers little shade, and Athens can be very hot.

What’s not allowed

Acropolis Museum

• Flash photography, tripods, and commercial video equipment are strictly prohibited inside the galleries; photography without flash is allowed in most areas except the Archaic Acropolis Gallery.
• Large backpacks or bulky luggage are not permitted and must be left at the cloakroom on the ground floor.
• Food and drinks, besides plain drinking water, are not allowed in the museum.
• Pets are not allowed in the museum, except for certified service animals.

Acropolis

• Flash photography, tripods, drones, and professional camera equipment require special permission and are otherwise prohibited.
• Large backpacks, suitcases, and bulky bags are not allowed inside the site and must be left elsewhere before entry.
• Pets are not allowed on the site, except for certified guide dogs.
• Chewing gum and smoking are not allowed anywhere inside the site.

Accessibility

Acropolis Museum

• The Acropolis Museum is fully wheelchair accessible, offering special ramps at all entrances and elevator access to every floor.
• Accessible restrooms are available throughout the building.
• You can borrow wheelchairs free of charge from the Visitor Services or Information Desk.
• Guide dogs are welcome within the museum, and Braille guides in both Greek and English are available at the Information Desk to assist visitors with visual impairments.

Acropolis

• The Acropolis offers limited accessibility for visitors with mobility challenges. An elevator operates near the South Slope entrance, but the site manages it, and availability may vary. Call +30 210 3214172 or +30 210 9238470 the day before your visit to confirm it is in service.
• Plan to have support, since the terrain is mostly uneven with limited paved paths. Both you and your escort are eligible for free admission upon showing valid documentation.
• Wheelchair-accessible restrooms are available near the Acropolis Museum and the main site entrances.
• You can find rest spots and benches throughout the site, but shaded areas remain limited.

Additional information

• Meet your guide at 3 Dionysiou Areopagitou Street, in front of the Lukumades and Pilino stores, at the start of the pedestrian walkway leading from Hadrian’s Arch (off Siggrou/Syngrou Avenue) to the Acropolis. It’s only a 3-minute walk from the Acropolis Metro Station. Look for the orange sign marked ‘Athens Walking Tours.’ Please arrive 20 minutes before the tour departure time.
• With a maximum of 22 participants, the combo tours remain personal and engaging. Follow along effortlessly thanks to complimentary earphones for groups over 8.
• To ensure a comfortable experience, guides may adjust the order of the sites visited.

Acropolis Museum

• To avoid peak crowds, arrive when the museum opens at 9am, or go in the late afternoon, around 2pm to 3pm, particularly during the summer months from June to August.
• All visitors must pass through a quick security screening at the entrance. Expect to wait around 5 to 10 minutes at the entrance, although during the peak summer months from June to August, the wait may extend up to 15 minutes.
• You can enter the Acropolis Museum through a separate entrance that leads directly to the exhibition areas, then proceed to scan your ticket at the validating machines located on the ground floor.
• The Acropolis Museum offers free admission on March 6 (Melina Mercouri Day), March 25 (National Holiday), May 18 (International Museums Day), and October 28 (National Holiday).

Acropolis

• The Acropolis and Parthenon operate on a timed entry system, requiring visitors to book a date and time slot in advance. Arrive 30 minutes early for a hassle-free experience—you can enter up to 15 minutes before or after your chosen time slot.
• Security check is mandatory at the Acropolis. Expect an average wait of 20 to 30 minutes, with entry times stretching to 1 to 2 hours during the peak summer months from June to August.
• Use the south entrance near the Dionysus Theater for quicker access; it tends to be less crowded than the main one and is only a short walk from the metro and museum.
• Proceed straight to the Parthenon at the start of your visit, then make your way to the Temple of Athena Nike, Erechtheion, and other areas; this approach helps you avoid bottlenecks and enjoy quieter spaces later on.
• You can visit the Acropolis archaeological site for free on March 6 (Melina Mercouri Day), April 18 (International Monuments Day), May 18 (International Museums Day), the last weekend of September (European Heritage Days), October 28 (National Holiday), and on the first and third Sundays from November through March.

Concession eligibility

Acropolis Museum

• EU citizens aged 25 and under receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport to confirm their age and nationality.
• Children up to age 5, regardless of nationality, enter free of charge with proof of age.
• Non-EU visitors aged 6 to 25 are eligible for reduced admission, provided they present a passport verifying their age and country of origin.
• Seniors over 65 from EU member states receive reduced admission upon showing an ID or passport.
• Persons with disabilities, along with one escort if the disability is 80 percent or more, are granted free entry upon presentation of appropriate documentation.

Acropolis

• EU citizens aged up to 25 years receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Non-EU citizens aged up to 25 years receive free admission year-round upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Children under 6 years old, regardless of nationality, receive free admission with a valid identification.
• Senior citizens aged 65 and over from EU countries qualify for a reduced admission fee upon presenting a valid identification card.
• Persons with disabilities with a 67% disability or higher and one escort are entitled to free admission, regardless of nationality, upon presenting a valid ID or passport.
• Greek unemployed citizens can avail of a concession by presenting their ID card along with a valid unemployment card or proof of recent renewal.
• Greek families with multiple children can receive concessions if they present an ID card and a valid certificate of large family status issued by the Greek Supreme Confederation of Large Family Parents. If their children have disabilities, they must also present a Disability Certificate issued by the Disability Certification Center.

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Boutique boat, big encounters, with a maximum of 75 guests

• Everything you get: 1-hour 45-minute cruise on a boutique vessel, close approaches to Stirling Falls for spray moments, live skipper-led commentary, wildlife at seal colonies, relaxed crowd-free decks, hot drinks, and flexible positioning for photos.
• Why choose this: Best for photographers, couples, and crowd-avoiders. Smaller boats mean closer angles, sharper wildlife shots, and a more personal vibe, without luxury pricing.
• Upgrades: Choose just the cruise, or pair with a Milford Track walk for a land-and-sea combo in one day.

Inclusions

• 2-hour Milford Sound cruise on a boutique boat
• Maximum 75 passengers only
• Expert skipper & guide
• Close-to-waterfall positioning
• Wildlife encounter opportunities
• Onboard commentary

Guided Milford Track walk (if option selected)

• 10min boat to Sandfly Point
• Up to 4 hours hiking time
• Expert hiking guide
• Track safety briefing and safety gear

Exclusions

• Lunch & personal snacks (available to purchase onsite)

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Step into King’s Landing on a guided tour through Dubrovnik’s top GoT locations.

• Everything you get: Join a 2-hour guided walking tour of Dubrovnik led by an English or Spanish-speaking Game of Thrones guide. Explore real filming sites like the Red Keep and Walk of Shame route, compare freeze frames, and pose on the replica Iron Throne at tour’s end.
• Why choose this: Make the most of your visit with scene-to-site comparisons, a fan-guide, and Iron Throne photo access.
• Upgrades: Extend to a 3-hour tour with a visit to Lokrum Island—home to the real Qarth, lush gardens, and a throne room.

Inclusions

• 2 or 3-hour guided walking tour of Dubrovnik (as per the option selected)
• Expert English or Spanish-speaking guide (as per the option selected)
• Visits to major GoT filming locations: King’s Landing, Old Town, and Fort Lovrijenac (Red Keep)
• Photo opportunity on the Iron Throne replica
• Round-trip boat ride and visit to Lokrum Island (as per the option selected)

Exclusions

• Hotel pickup
• Entry to the Fort of St. Lawrence
• Audio guide
• Food and drinks

• Ensure your entry tickets is on hand for a smooth experience.
• This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
• Choose safety and comfort: This experience is not the best fit for back issues, cardiac issues, and pregnant people.
• Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
• Entrance to Fort Lovrijenac (St. Lawrence Fortress) is not included in this ticket and costs €15 per person (approx. 200 HRK), unless you have a valid €40 City Walls ticket used within 72 hours, in which case entry is free; payment is made on-site by credit card or in Kuna.
• You can also buy entrance tickets for the city walls/fort St. Lawrence on the Society of Friends of Dubrovnik Antiquities website.
• Lokrum Island ticket and round-trip boat transfer are available as an optional upgrade.
• Children aged 7–11 can attend the tour at no charge, but must pay the fortress entrance fee at the time of visit.

• You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.