Super-Spar-Angebot für Athen: Stadtrundfahrt in Athen plus Tagesausflug nach Delphi





Beschreibung
Kombinieren Sie mit diesem Athens Super Saver zwei meistverkaufte Touren für ein zweitägiges Eintauchen in Athen und Delphi inklusive Eintrittskarten. Sehen Sie Top-Sehenswürdigkeiten auf einer halbtägigen Tour durch Athen, von der Akropolis bis zum Omonia-Platz. Dann machen Sie einen ganztägigen Ausflug, um die historischen Stätten des klassischen Griechenlands in Delphi zu erkunden, das in der Antike als Mittelpunkt der Erde und des Universums galt. Jede Tour findet an einem separaten Tag statt, und Sie können wählen, ob Sie die Athen-Halbtagestour an Tag 1 und Delphi an Tag 2 besuchen oder umgekehrt. Außerdem erhalten Sie einen Rabatt, indem Sie diese beiden Touren zusammen buchen!
Tour-Optionen
Highlights
Was ist inklusive
Abholorte & -zeiten
Der Abholservice beginnt von 07:30 bis 08:15 Uhr. 08:30 Uhr ist die Abfahrtszeit der Tour vom Abfahrtsort. Englischsprachige Touren.
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Wichtige Informationen
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Kleinkinder müssen auf dem Schoß eines Erwachsenen sitzen.
- Nicht empfohlen für Reisende mit Herz-Kreislauf-Schwäche
- Reisende sollten mindestens eine gute Fitness haben.
- Eine Abholung vom Hafen , Flughafen oder einer privaten Wohnung ist nicht verfügbar .
- Ganz wichtig: Kinder im Alter von 5 bis 12 Jahren müssen einen Reisepass oder Personalausweis besitzen, um den ermäßigten Preis zu erhalten. Andernfalls zahlen sie die Eintrittskarte für die archäologischen Stätten oder Museen.
- Eintrittskarten sind inbegriffen: Akropolis Euro 30 und Delphi Euro 20
- Mobilitätsfragen
- Rollstuhlfahrer können nicht an den Touren teilnehmen, da es an beiden Tagen eine Wanderung gibt
Bewertungen(36)
I am very happy that I decided to travel to Greece. Well worth it! !!Everything like in the movie. Beautyful,historical.
I really enjoyed the trip to Delphi. Luckily, we were on time (I was a bit anxious due to previous comments). It it true that a lot of the time is'wasted' in traveling, but the place is totally worth it. Our guide was also very nice and explained a lot. Very happy to have done the day trip together with the Athens/Acropolis tour :)
Hello from Chat Tours, Thank you for your kind words. We also believe that Delphi worths the long drive ! It is very pleasant to learn that you enjoyed both of the days by participating in our two tours. We hope to see you again in our beautiful city ! Always at your disposal, Angelina Skyla.
If you're in Athens on a tight schedule, take this tour. You'll see everything you need to see and be content. Our favorite tour guides were from this tour group, educated and informative. I love the stories one told and the greek gods. Don't expect this to be an intimate group though.
Dear guest, Thank you for taking the time to review our services. CHAT Tours is provided organized sightseeing guided group tours for over 65 years. The team of our tour guides are licensed by the Greek Ministry. We hope to see you again in our beautiful country. Kind regards, Petros Monos CHAT Tours
<p>This tour was wonderful in a number of ways, most significantly as I was able to book it the night before with the help of Viator customer support and access to the tour operator after another company had cancelled my Delphi Day Tour. Delphi was one of my primary destinations for this trip and I am really grateful to the operator of CHAT Tours for accommodating me for the comfortable 2 day bus tour and also for coordinating a last minute memorable pilgrimage and private tour opportunity with a driver to the Lion of Chaeronea.</p>
<p>The tour each day was about 50 people which was way too large. The guides did not use audio devices so it was hard to hear them and everyone either jostled close to the guide trying to hear, or lost interest and wandered away. The bus each day was completely full, and the seats so close together it was painful, worse than Economy Class on a cheap airline. And finally, on the Delphi trip, we were taken for lunch to the Hotel Amalia, and it was perhaps the most disgusting meal I have ever had. The hostess was a Gorgon who demanded we sit where she arbitrarily placed us without reference to our friends and traveling companions. We were placed at a table for 6, with a Japanese couple and an Italian couple, none of whom spoke English well, but all of whom wanted to practice on us. Every table around us was served first, and in some cases, were getting seconds, before we were served. Every time the Gorgon passed behind me with her tray I got her buttocks against my neck. The food was appalling. Chicken in congealed grease, eggplant swimming in oil, and roasted potatoes that were stone cold. We were never offered drinks other than water, though all other tables were. It was truly awful, and I cannot imagine why you would use this restaurant.</p>
<p>Trips via bus that are longer than two hours require buses with bathrooms onboard or more frequent pit spots. It wasnt fun to have the guide announce over the intercom to all other passengers that we were making an emergency bathroom stop for a single passenger. Another step in the right direction would be improvements on the wi-if service.</p>
<p>loved this trip. guides were excellent. views at Delphi are not to be missed.</p>
<p>Amazing!!! This is NOT to be missed!! Wonderful experience, easy hotel pick-up with wonderful knowledgeable tour guides.</p>
<p>The tour was fantastic and our guide was clearly knowledgeable about the sights and the city in general. I would've loved more time sightseeing though! The time just flew past us in Delphi and in Athens, so if anything, I'd just want the tour to be a little longer to allow us time to take in everything. :</p>
<p>I wish I would have saved myself some money and just booked a tour to Delphi and not include the Athens Sightseeing tour. Both trips provide a tour guide that is very knowledgeable of the history of the sites. The difference was that Acropolis and the acropolis museum get way too crowded, and it makes it hard to even listen to what your tour guide is saying. We ended up just leaving the Athens tour to wander around the area ourselves.</p>



