Cape Sounio

Take a mountain bike from the resort and follow trails that wind through the hills around Sounio. The paths shift between dirt, stone and low vegetation as you navigate turns and climbs. Each ascent rewards you with views of the Aegean, the coastline and scattered ruins along the way.

You’ll pass remnants of ancient Greek architecture, columns and walls that hint at the past, pausing briefly to take in the scale and placement. The ride continues on dirt tracks, testing balance and stamina, until you head back to the resort. By the end, you’ve moved through both landscape and history.

Launch your kayak from the shore near the resort and begin paddling along the coast of Sounio. The water shifts beneath each stroke, carrying you toward the Temple of Poseidon perched on the cliffs ahead. Along the way, you’ll pass small coves and rock formations, noting how light and shadow change on the sea.

You’ll steer close to the coastline, observing details missed from land and see the temple from the water. The journey back allows you to move at your own pace, feeling the effort in your arms and the movement of the waves. By the end, you’ve seen a historic landmark from an unusual angle.

From the resort head to Athens for a private sightseeing tour of the old city. Your guide takes you through narrow streets, stopping at landmarks, historic squares and ancient ruins. You’ll move at a pace that suits you, pausing to photograph sites, read plaques or take in the surroundings.

The Acropolis, Roman Agora and Plaka neighbourhood reveal layers of rich history. You’ll hear stories about events, architecture and people that shaped the city. By the end of the tour, you’ll return with a clear sense of Athens’ streets, history and culture, having walked paths that show the city beyond postcards.