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We select accommodation, transport, guides, restaurants and activities for their professionalism, responsiveness and respectful service. If a partner does not meet our standards, we find a suitable alternative for the group.
LGBTQ+ Group Trip · Classical Greece · October Long Weekend
Athens & Delphi
8–12 October 2027 · 5 days / 4 nights
€900€990
Special price until 30 June 2027
Single-room supplement: +€100
Our 2026 gay group trip to Greece was a great success, and it left us wanting more. That's why we're returning from 8 to 12 October 2027 with a new LGBTQ+ group adventure to discover Athens and Delphi in great company.
On this new edition of our 2027 gay group trip to Greece, Athens and Delphi take centre stage. Two fascinating places where the history, mythology and culture of Classical Greece remain very much alive.
But what makes an Apolo trip special goes far beyond the destination. It's the opportunity to meet new people, share discoveries and build genuine connections while enjoying an experience designed to be shared.
After such a memorable 2026 edition, we want to enjoy once again what defines Apolo: travelling in great company, discovering extraordinary places and sharing moments that stay with you. With the Apolo team taking care of the organisation, you can focus on enjoying Greece.
Culture, history and great company · Greece 2027
This trip may not be suitable if you are looking for a beach holiday, lots of partying, a completely flexible schedule or if you have significant mobility difficulties.
Why travel with Apolo
At Apolo, we do more than book a hotel and a few visits. We design the whole experience: we bring together a small group, coordinate the details, choose trusted partners, and support you before and during our 2027 gay trip to Greece.
Images of places and experiences included in our Greece itinerary.
For Greece 2027, we have planned a route through Athens and Delphi, combining heritage, food and shared experiences. We organise the planned services so you do not have to coordinate every booking, ticket and activity yourself.
We select accommodation, transport, guides, restaurants and activities for their professionalism, responsiveness and respectful service. If a partner does not meet our standards, we find a suitable alternative for the group.
We bring together LGBTQ+ travellers and allies who share a commitment to respect. Come as a couple, with friends or on your own: you do not need to know anyone before signing up.
Before travelling, we share clear guidelines on respect for identity, privacy, consent, schedules and rest. We want everyone to know how we can look after one another and enjoy the trip with peace of mind.
During the trip, a coordinator helps people get to know one another, keeps information organised and supports the logistics. They are also your first point of contact if an issue comes up with the group or a provider.
Our approach to issues
We do not accept discriminatory comments, attitudes or behaviour as normal. We listen to what happened and adapt our response to the seriousness and circumstances of each situation.
We cannot promise that nothing unexpected will happen. We can promise to listen, act thoughtfully and never ignore or normalise discriminatory behaviour.
A journey through the land of gods, philosophers and timeless myths. Five days to discover the spirit of Classical Greece, savour its traditions and share an unforgettable adventure between Athens and Delphi.
Our adventure begins in Athens, birthplace of democracy and the beating heart of Ancient Greece. We'll arrive in the city and settle into our accommodation as the story of our shared journey begins to unfold. If arrival times allow, we'll introduce the trip and gather for a welcome dinner — the perfect setting for first conversations, new friendships and the opening chapter of an experience we'll create together.
After breakfast, we'll make our way up to the Acropolis of Athens, where the marble columns of the Parthenon have stood through the centuries. With our guide, we'll explore its monuments and discover the history, myths and legacy of Greek civilisation. We'll continue to the Acropolis Museum before exchanging ancient temples for the aromas of a traditional Greek cooking class, followed by lunch together. After some free time, we'll watch the Changing of the Guard and wander through Monastiraki, Plaka and Syntagma, among lively lanes, historic squares and charming corners. The evening is yours to enjoy Athens at your own pace, with dinner at leisure.
Athens deserves to be enjoyed without rushing. We'll have a free morning to explore its streets, relax at a café or discover the city in our own way. We'll come together for lunch at a rooftop restaurant with views, seeing the capital from a different perspective. Afterwards, we'll enter the National Archaeological Museum of Athens for a fascinating journey through sculptures, treasures and extraordinary remains that bring the ancient world to life. As evening falls, the city will once again be ours to explore, with dinner at leisure.
We'll set off for Delphi, one of the most legendary places in Ancient Greece. Surrounded by mountains and age-old ruins, we'll discover the sanctuary where the Greeks once sought guidance from Apollo's celebrated oracle. Accompanied by our guide, we'll follow the Sacred Way and explore the Temple of Apollo, Agora, Great Altar and Theatre, as well as the Archaeological Museum of Delphi. After lunch, we'll return to Athens for a memorable final evening: a traditional Greek dinner accompanied by a folk dance performance, celebrating the music, heritage and joy of Greek culture.
After breakfast, it will be time to say farewell to Athens and begin our journey home. Behind us will be marble temples, tales of gods and heroes, and the flavours of an extraordinary land. Yet we'll take something even more precious with us: five days of shared discoveries, new friendships and unforgettable memories that will keep a little piece of Greece travelling with us.
We've organised the accommodation, transport, visits and main experiences so you can enjoy Greece and share every moment with the group from day one.
Come on your own · Feel part of the group
You don't need to bring anyone to enjoy our 2027 gay group trip to Greece. From 8 to 12 October, we'll explore Athens and Delphi in a welcoming atmosphere where you can meet new people, share experiences and still enjoy your own space.
Solo travellers
61%of the people who join our trips usually travel on their own.
If you choose to share, we match roommates according to age, habits and preferences whenever possible.
Before the trip, we ask about your preferences to help create a comfortable and balanced shared experience.
You can request a room for yourself, subject to availability, with an additional charge of €100.
We introduce ourselves, share practical information and start getting to know each other before departure.
We include relaxed activities to help break the ice without putting anyone in an uncomfortable situation.
The programme leaves free time to rest, explore independently or make your own plans.
Our team will be there to help you feel included and assist with anything you need throughout the trip.
During our group trip through Athens and Delphi, Raúl, our Apolo coordinator, will be there to support you and help everything run smoothly.
I love unhurried journeys and places that reveal themselves little by little. I pay attention to the details, those little things that stay with you long after you've returned home.
“Greece invites us to see the present through its history, its culture and its Mediterranean way of life.”@raulmirror
Traveller experiences
Reviews from the previous edition of the trip.
★★★★★
This is my second trip with Apolo. They truly exceed expectations every time. I love meeting new people while sharing activities, culture and parties. I can’t wait for the next one!
8–12 October · Athens and Delphi · 5 days / 4 nights
Per person · Shared double room
Secure this price with €200 by 30 June 2027Per person · Shared double room
Single room supplement: +€100Remaining balance: €700 or €790, excluding supplements. Pay online or by bank transfer. Instalments can be arranged with Apolo.
Charges are based on the booked price, without prejudice to documented costs and applicable legal rights, including penalty-free cancellation when extraordinary circumstances legally allow it.
The price covers the services listed as included in the programme, with shared double-room accommodation.
Not included: flights, travel insurance, local accommodation tax or personal expenses. Each traveller pays the local accommodation tax separately.
You can transfer your booking to another eligible person by giving us at least 7 calendar days' notice. Actual transfer costs may apply.
The trip requires at least 10 travellers (maximum 25). If Apolo cancels because the minimum is not reached or extraordinary circumstances prevent the trip, payments will be refunded under the applicable terms.
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Everything you need to know before travelling with Apolo to Athens and Delphi.
The trip starts and ends in Athens, from 8 to 12 October 2027.
No. Each traveller arranges and pays for their own return flights to Athens.
Apolo will provide public transport tickets for journeys between Athens Airport and the city, both on arrival and departure. These are not private transfers.
The trip includes 4 nights of accommodation and 4 breakfasts. The standard arrangement is a shared double room. Other inclusions are those expressly listed in the trip programme.
Travelling solo? Apolo will ask about your interests and compatibility preferences before matching you with a room-sharing companion.
Travelling together? Tell us who you would like to share with and your preferred bed arrangement.
A private room carries a €100 supplement.
The group will have a minimum of 10 and a maximum of 25 travellers.
The early booking price is €900 per person if you pay the €200 deposit by 30 June 2027. The standard price is €990.
The deposit counts towards the total, leaving €700 or €790 to pay, depending on your rate, excluding supplements.
Yes. You can pay through the online payment gateway or by bank transfer and arrange an instalment plan with Apolo. Full payment is due no later than 10 September 2027.
Flights, travel insurance, local accommodation tax and personal expenses are not included. Each traveller pays the local accommodation tax separately.
Charges apply to the contracted price, subject to documented costs and applicable legal cancellation rights.
Yes, with at least 7 calendar days' notice to Apolo. The replacement traveller must meet the trip requirements, and actual transfer costs may apply.
If the minimum of 10 travellers is not reached or extraordinary circumstances prevent the trip, payments will be refunded according to the applicable terms.
Check the entry requirements for Greece based on your nationality and personal circumstances, and ensure your travel documents are valid. Always consult official sources before departure.
Raúl Espejo, from the Apolo team, will coordinate schedules and activities and be the group's main point of contact throughout the trip.
8–12 October 2027 · Athens and Delphi · From €900 · €200 deposit
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Three cultural picks to immerse yourself in the sounds, stories and ideas that will accompany us through Athens, Delphi and the ancient world.
A song
A bold snapshot of contemporary Greek identity. Marina Satti blends traditional Mediterranean and Balkan sounds with trap and urban pop, creating something that feels both rooted and defiantly modern. The title means “dice”: a fitting metaphor for risk, chance and the choice to keep moving forward, even when the outcome is uncertain.
A book
Stephen Fry retells the Greek myths with wit, clarity and the pace of a contemporary novel. It is an entertaining introduction to the gods, heroes and rivalries behind many of the places on our route — and an ideal companion before entering the Sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi.
A film
Oliver Stone’s epic places the bond between Alexander and Hephaestion at the emotional centre of the conqueror’s life. Alongside its battles and political ambition, the film explores his education under Aristotle, the influence of divine signs and the values — including love between warriors — that shaped the classical Greek imagination.
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