Get ready for an epic adventure in Greece! On this exclusive journey, you will explore the majestic Acropolis, visit ancient treasures like Mycenae, and enjoy a fun local cooking workshop. Plus, we will make a very special, mandatory stop in Delphi to pay respects to our own namesake at the mystical Temple of Apollo! To top it all off, we will celebrate life in style in Gazi, Athens' vibrant LGBTQ+ district.
We will share this experience with Star Spanish, our luxury ambassador. Renowned on social media for his humor, freshness, and visibility, he will bring a fun touch to every single day and connect the group from day one. A unique experience with the genuine Apolo seal you simply cannot miss!
Arrival in Athens and transfer to the hotel.
Breakfast at the hotel and departure to Delphi. We will tour its archaeological site, admiring the Castalian Spring, the Temple of Apollo, the Sacred Way, the Roman Agora, the Great Altar, and the Theater. After lunch, we'll visit the Delphi Museum to see the famous Charioteer. Return for the welcome dinner.
Breakfast at the hotel and departure towards Argolis, stopping at the Corinth Canal. We will continue to Epidaurus to wonder at its historic theater. After lunch, we'll head to Mycenae to explore the mythical Lion's Gate, the citadel, royal tombs, the throne room, and the Treasury of Atreus (Tomb of Agamemnon). Back in Athens, we'll enjoy a dinner with a folkloric show and party in Gazi, the LGBTQ+ district.
Breakfast at the hotel. We will enjoy a guided bus tour through Athens, passing by the University, the Academy, the Parliament, the President's residence, Hadrian's Arch, and the Panathenaic Stadium. Afterwards, we will participate in a Greek cooking workshop under the Acropolis and visit the majestic Acropolis.
Breakfast at the hotel. We will have an optional visit to the National Archaeological Museum. Afterwards, farewell moments with the group, and transfer to the airport for your flight back home.
At Apolo, we make it easy for you to secure your spot and manage your trip payment comfortably and easily:
Pay €200 now to guarantee your spot on the trip.
Complete the payment of the remaining balance in a single payment before September 8th.
After the €200 deposit, pay the remaining balance in two equal installments: the first before August 1st and the second before September 8th.
I enjoy slow travel and places that reveal themselves bit by bit. I focus on the small details that make a place stay with you long after you've returned home.
A completely renovated, upscale luxury boutique hotel standing out for its contemporary design. It enjoys a prime location in the very heart of Athens' historical and commercial center, just 100 meters from Omonoia metro station and a short walk from picturesque Plaka and the Acropolis. Its elegant rooms deliver maximum comfort, complemented by a modern lobby bar ideal for unwinding.
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Let’s be real—if you're looking for one of those intense, military-style trips, waking up at 5 AM to look at rocks and marching under a crazy sun until your eyelashes hurt... you've got the wrong profile, honestly. I'm the type who believes traveling should be pure enjoyment, drama-free, taking it slow to notice the small details: drinks on a nice terrace, sharing good vibes with people, and those spontaneous moments where the real fun happens.
Athens is a city with brutal energy and so much history (and yes, we will definitely go see the Parthenon and snap that signature picture for Instagram). However, what truly makes the difference is the atmosphere of its neighborhoods, the food, the light, and that unique Mediterranean chaos we all love. It's the perfect mix of culture and the buzz of any given afternoon with an iced coffee in hand.
I view traveling as an authentic experience, to live it from the inside out with you—no filters, no fake poses, just going with the flow. In the end, the best stories and the laughs you remember when you get back home are always the ones that weren't in the plan. Who's coming to Athens to mix things up with Apolo and me?
We carefully select and analyze every environment to guarantee a fully free, respectful, and peaceful experience.
Travel with a small group of like-minded people looking to discover the world in a healthy way.
A tailor-made experience designed by the LGBTQ+ community, embracing our own reality.
We will meet on the first day in Athens, where you will have a transfer to the hotel so you can settle in and leave your luggage.
If you arrive early and feel like it, you can visit the Archaeological Museum of Greece in the afternoon (admission is not included but you will have a free guided tour by an expert from the APOLO team).
In addition, 10 days before the group departs, the coordinator will add you to the trip's WhatsApp group so you can share your doubts and get to know your fellow adventurers.
On Sunday, you can return at any time you want; you can take the transfer to the airport at the designated time or return on your own to continue enjoying one of the cities with the most history in the world or relaxing in the pool while enjoying the views of the Acropolis one last time.
No, all routes depart from and return to Athens; therefore, you can bring all the luggage you need because you won't have to pack to move around. Don't forget your swimsuit because the hotel has a wonderful rooftop pool with views of the Acropolis.
If you are a citizen of the European Union, Switzerland, Norway, or Iceland, you can enter with your national ID document or passport. If you are not but are an EU resident, your passport with a Schengen visa will suffice.
The time zone in Greece during the time we carry out the adventure is UTC+3 (EEST), which means one hour ahead of Madrid. If it is 12:00 in Madrid, it would be 13:00 in Athens.
The currency used in Greece is the Euro.
In Greece, you can pay with a credit or debit card in practically any establishment, but we always recommend carrying some cash. Remember that with Apolo you have everything included once you arrive at the destination, except for tourist taxes. So if you don't want to, you won't have to spend a single extra euro.
Tipping in Greece works like in many Mediterranean countries: it is voluntary, but it is usually left as a gesture of gratitude when the service has been good. Not doing so is not a lack of respect, but it is common to round up or leave a small extra. In restaurants, it is usually 5-10% EXCEPT if the service is included as an extra charge.
Internet in Greece is, in general, excellent and very accessible, especially in 2026. The 5G coverage has expanded massively and it is common to find a good signal even on remote islands or in the middle of the Aegean Sea. If you travel from the European Union you do not need an extra SIM card. Thanks to the roaming agreements of the European Union, you can use the data and calls of your local rate in Greece at no additional cost. Just make sure you have "Roaming" activated in your mobile settings. If you are traveling from outside the European Union, you will need it.
The official and predominant language is modern Greek (elliniká). It is a fascinating language because it is one of the oldest in the world with a written record, although the Greek you hear today on the streets of Athens has evolved a lot since Plato's time.
Spanish is not a common language, but English is. In addition, the Greek population is usually very friendly and makes an effort to understand us. Keep in mind that during visits and excursions we will always be accompanied by a guide who speaks perfect Greek.
The same ones used in Spain and in most European countries. So if you join us from any European country, you will not need an adapter.
Clothing: Light T-shirts, shorts for excursions and long pants for the evening, swimwear, underwear, and a waterproof jacket.
Footwear: Sandals, comfortable walking shoes, and flip-flops for the pool.
Accessories and technology (recommended): Sunglasses, cap or hat, water-resistant camera, and portable charger.
Toiletries and medication: Sunscreen, first aid kit (ibuprofen, paracetamol), and personal hygiene products.
In mid-September, Greece offers the perfect balance: warm but mild temperatures (25°C - 29°C), a sea at its annual maximum temperature ideal for swimming, and mostly clear skies. It is an excellent time to avoid the suffocating heat and large crowds of August, although it is advisable to pack a light jacket for the slight evening chill, especially if you visit the islands.
No, it is the only thing along with the tourist tax that this adventure does not include. We like you to have autonomy to decide your schedules and the city you travel from.
This adventure is a programmed trip on specific dates and with a closed group, so it is not possible to modify the reservation.
To reserve your place 100% in the Adventure to Greece, it is necessary to provide us with some information and make a deposit of 300 euros. This deposit can be recovered up to one month before the adventure.
The Apolo coordinator is part of the agency and will ensure that the entire trip to Greece is carried out as planned and within the set itinerary. In addition, they will be there to resolve your doubts or help you when you need it. They will also be taking photos and videos so you have memories of the adventure without having to check your mobile or Google Maps the whole trip, allowing you to enjoy the experience much better.
In addition to the coordinator, we will have an accredited guide specialized in Greek heritage. They will be the contact person throughout the trip and will accompany you on it.
Our ambassadors are people who provide extra value to the adventure. Our company is dynamic, fun, and healthy. Therefore, we want you to share the trip with people who represent precisely that essence.
You can cancel your reservation up to 30 days before the start of the trip and recover your deposit. But if you cancel within 30 days prior to the start, you will not be able to recover it. The management of your reservation entails a series of expenses that we would have to cover even if you canceled your reservation with that notice. In case you have paid for the full trip and cancel it more than 30 days in advance, you can recover the total amount paid.
The adventure is designed for you to share a room with another adventurer. However, if you want a single room, we can offer you that option, but it has an extra cost of 150 euros. If you come with a friend, partner, or an acquaintance with whom you would like to share the room, you just have to indicate it and we will assign the room together.
From the moment you come to your first adventure with us, you are already part of the Apolo Community. From then on, we assure you it won't be the last experience you do with us, and you will also have access to exclusive discounts and offers for the adventurers of our community.
We will stay at the Candia**** hotel. It is a four-star hotel with a very good location that features a rooftop pool and spectacular views of the Acropolis.
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"Mythos: The Greek Myths Retold" is essential to understanding what truly occurred at Delphi and why the gods behaved so whimsically. Fry delivers the traditional Greek myths with brilliant wit and the captivating pace of a contemporary novel. It provides the ultimate historical context before you step into the Sanctuary of Apollo in Delphi, walking you through the creation of the world and the pantheon in an engaging format that never feels like a history lesson.
Oliver Stone's epic production does not shy away from the romantic relationship between Alexander (Colin Farrell) and Hephaestion (Jared Leto). It portrays this bond as the emotional core of the conqueror's life, rooted deep in the classical Greek philosophy that the highest form of love existed between warriors. The film highlights the intense political friction with city-states like Athens, the profound impact of his education under Aristotle, and the vital role that oracles and divine faith played in shaping every historical path.
