Visite guidée de Delphes en petit groupe au départ d'Athènes
Description
C'est plus qu'une visite à Delphes - c'est un voyage soigneusement préparé dirigé par un Guide professionnel entièrement agréé d'Athènes, fournissant un aperçu continu tout au long de la journée. Contrairement aux tours en autocar plus importants, notre petit groupe permet une attention plus personnalisée et une interaction significative. Voyagez dans le confort à travers les paysages pittoresques de la Grèce centrale avant d'explorer le légendaire site UNESCO de Delphes, y compris le sanctuaire d'Apollon, le temple d'Apollon, le théâtre antique, Athéna Pronaia, et le musée archéologique de Delphes. En chemin, votre Guide donne vie aux mythes, à l'histoire et à l'importance de Delphes, en reliant chaque monument aux histoires qui ont façonné la Grèce antique. Avec un timing soigneusement planifié, un transport confortable et du temps libre pour profiter du village de montagne de Delphes, cette visite offre une expérience plus riche et plus immersive que de simplement cocher un point de repère de votre liste.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Partez d'Athènes pour explorer le site archéologique de Delphes, classé au patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO, avec un guide expert et découvrez comment la ville était considérée comme le «centre du monde» dans la Grèce antique et aujourd'hui l'un des sites archéologiques les plus célèbres de la Grèce. En chemin, vous verrez la plaine de Béotie, un centre agricole et vous passerez également par la ville de Theva, la ville natale du roi Odipe. Plongez dans les mythes et les monuments de la Grèce classique lors de cette excursion d'une journée à Delphes au départ d'Athènes. Le premier arrêt est une visite du site archéologique de Delphes - un site du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO et facilement l'une des fouilles les plus importantes d'Europe. Évitez et évitez les files d'attente du site archéologique et promenez-vous dans les ruines évocatrices avec votre guide, découvrez des monuments célèbres comme le monument des rois Argiens, le trésor des Athéniens, la Stoa athénienne, le mur polygonal, le monument de Platea et le temple d'Apollon célèbre pour son oracle.
La seconde étape est le musée de Delphes, avec ses expositions spectaculaires comme la frise du Trésor des Sifniens, le Sphinx Naxien, la Statue d'Antinoos, les métopes du Trésor athénien, le célèbre Charioteer en bronze, créé à l'origine pour commémorer une victoire lors du 476 av. JC. Jeux Pythiens et de nombreux autres artefacts. N'oubliez pas de jeter un coup d'œil sur le char en bronze de Delphi et le sphinx de Naxos.
Le sanctuaire d'Athéna Pronaia est l'un des sites les plus emblématiques et photogéniques de Delphes. Dédié à Athéna, la déesse de la sagesse et protectrice du sanctuaire, il servait d'entrée sacrée à l'Oracle de Delphes pour les pèlerins arrivant de tout le monde grec antique.
Après avoir terminé votre visite guidée, vous serez transféré au village moderne de Delphes pour le déjeuner (dépenses propres), et du temps libre pour une promenade dans les ruelles
Petite halte avant notre retour à Athènes
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
La prise en charge commence : 1 heure avant le départ. Service de prise en charge et de retour : Athens Hotel, Airbnb ou Port Si votre hôtel/appartement n'est pas accessible par le type de véhicules que nous utilisons (par exemple, l'étroitesse de la rue, la zone piétonne), nous désignerons un point de rendez-vous à proximité pour venir vous chercher. Dans le cas où vos coordonnées n'auraient pas été fournies 48 heures avant le départ, nous vous attribuerons un point de rendez-vous central de notre choix pour venir vous chercher.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Sièges enfants avec besoins spéciaux disponibles
- Condition physique moyenne requise
Avis(101)
The van was comfortable and clean. The guide was excellent - articulate, very knowledgeable, and efficient with the time. The group was both small and diverse. My only complaint would be the differing communication messages between Trip Advisor and the driver’s organization about when the pick up would take place. The direct contact with the driver resolved the issue. Delphi is a must see and this was a wonderful way to experience it.
It should be indicated in the description of the excursion: - the duration of the trip (very long) - that half of the archaeological site is closed (Temple of Athena) - that it is possible to have lunch on site for a fee.
Everything was well organised and to time, the guide was knowledgeable and clear in his interpretation of what we saw. As you'd expect, it's quite a long coach journey - the coach was modern, clean and comfortable.
Dephi itself and the guide were very good and informative. However, there were some logistical issues. Tour operator failed to notify us that they'd be picking us up 45 minutes before our official start time. They claimed they notified us on WhatsApp, but there was no message. We scrambled to get ready. Eventually, they came back but it was very stressful. The lunch spot was disappointing. The food quality and especially the service were terrible. There were nice views nearby, but not from the restaurant while dining. There was a bizarre stop at a store 15 minutes later where they said this is your bathroom break, and then 2+ hours back! No bathroom on the bus.
Miscommunication is a big problem we did not get info for the correct pick up time and missed our trip to Delphi. When we called and asked what they could do to help us the reply was “nothing”. Very poor customer service and a really bad attitude on top of it!
My tour group was both for English and Italian speakers. The guide was fluent in both languages, however it made for a longer than necessary tour because the guide did everything twice. Once in English and then Italian. We also did not have the headsets so sometimes it was hard to hear when we were outside at Delphi. I think if there was just one language on a tour more educational information could be provided or cut the tour shorter than currently.
Unfortunately the most popular site, the Athena Pronaia was closed due to landslide! But it was still great trip and the included lunch was amazing 3 course at Hotel Amalia. Fortunately the Sphinx in the museum was available.
The long drive was not what we expected. We travel about 7 hours to and from Delphi. Our guide was knowledgeable but difficult to understand.
Delphi is amazing. Getting to site was challenging. Large bus could not come to our hotel to pick us up and was unable to get through the pictures town 20 min from Delphi. We were held off.by police for 40 min. Lunch was dry and .confusing. Four people were to share a plate of salad.....very strange. Chicken kebob with French fries not the typically Greek meal we had hoped for.
The worst experience ever! No one contacted me, no refund, they just steel my money for the tour and no emergency contact. No notification at the day before. During the day of the tour all the telephones are turned off, so we can not reach anyone …. Even to ask if I can join the next stop (because I didn’t find the spot and the guide). I just received the answer in the lunch time “no refund” - very fair ))) No offering to reschedule, no call, nothing! No client orientation Please select the other company if you don’t want them just to steal your money!! And I’m reading the reviews… I’m not the only one! Companies like this just spoil the reputation of Greek hospitality! Thank you for the spoiled day, enjoy my money that you are not deserving.
Dear Larisa, after reviewing our records, you contacted us at 8:36 am mentioning that noone came to pick you up. As per the tour description the tour pick up starts 60 min earlier from the hotels for which you were informed 14 days before the tour start. Maybe you have missed that email but also on the booking page it is mentioned "Once your purchase is complete, we will send you complete contact information (phone number, email address, etc.) for our local operator to organize pick-up arrangements.", yet you never contacted us asking for your pick up, so we assumed you did actually see the message we have sent to you 14 days before departure. Had you logged into your Viator account at ANYTIME and clicking the message the tour operator, you would have seen the message history. Finally, to address the rescheduling option, since you were marked as a non show, a reschedule option is not available as per the terms and conditions.
