Private Day Trips by Taxi from Athens

Discover Greece your way

Whether you have a few hours or a full day to explore, Transfer Us offers private transportation and flexible routes designed around your interests and schedule.
Departing from Athens or any other location of your choice, we can take you around Greece, always ensuring a comfortable and pleasant experience.

Suggested Experiences

Athens Highlights – The City in a Few Hours

An easy and time-efficient way to see the essentials.

For guests with limited time or short stays, this route offers a comfortable overview of the capital.
Depending on your interests, you may visit the Acropolis area, Panathenaic Stadium, Zappeion Hall, Presidential Mansion, Greek Parliament with the Changing of the Guard, Temple of Zeus, Hadrian’s Gate, National Archaeological Museum, and explore Plaka and Monastiraki — all at your own pace.

For families or guests with extra time, we can also visit the Attica Zoological Park near the airport — one of the largest zoos in Southeastern Europe, home to hundreds of animal species and bird exhibits. It’s also a convenient stop before a flight.

Approximate duration: 4 hours
Ideal for:Short-stay visitors, business travelers, families

Family Day – Activities for Kids

Fun, animals, and learning in one day.

This experience is designed for families with children.
It includes a visit to the Attica Zoological Park, where kids can see animals from five continents, attend feeding sessions, and learn about wildlife conservation.
We can also combine this with a stop at a nearby children’s playground, family-friendly restaurant, or the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet which is full of games, where both adults and kids can enjoy a relaxing time.

Approximate duration: 5–6 hours
Ideal for: Families with children of all ages

Short Athens Riviera Tour

A relaxing coastal drive through the modern seaside face of Athens.

This route follows the Athens Riviera, connected by marinas, beaches, and vibrant seaside neighborhoods.
We pass through Elliniko, home to the largest urban park under construction in Europe, and continue to Vouliagmeni, Astir Marina, and the Four Seasons complex, where guests can enjoy premium shopping, fine dining, or seaside walks.

It’s a wonderful way to experience the contrast between the city and the sea — perfect for a relaxed half-day escape with beautiful views.

Approximate duration: 4–5 hours
Ideal for: Guests who want to combine city and sea without traveling far

Shopping Experience in Athens

Discover modern and local shopping spots with comfort.

For guests who want to shop in comfort, this experience can include stops at:

• Ermou Street – Athens’ main shopping avenue with international brands
• Kolonaki – Boutique fashion and Greek designers
• McArthurGlen Outlet – Major shopping center near the airport with top brands and discounts
• Athens Riviera – Premium stores and restaurants inside the Four Seasons complex

Our drivers can also suggest local spots for authentic Greek products like olive oil, honey, or handmade accessories — always adjusted to your style and time.

Approximate duration: 4–6 hours
Ideal for: Travelers who want shopping and local lifestyle in one trip

Cape Sounion & the Temple of Poseidon

A scenic coastal drive ending at one of Greece’s most iconic landmarks.

Following the beautiful Athens Riviera, this journey passes through seaside towns and premium stops such as Astir Marina and the Four Seasons, where guests can enjoy elegant boutiques or award-winning restaurants.

At the end of the route stands the Temple of Poseidon, rising above the Aegean Sea.
Built around 440 BC, it was dedicated to Poseidon, god of the sea, protector of sailors and ships. The temple’s columns remain one of the best-preserved examples of ancient Greek architecture, and the view from the cliff is among the most breathtaking in the country.

Optional stop for coffee, brunch, or lunch along the way.

Approximate duration: 5 hours
Ideal for: Guests who wish to combine sea views, culture, and relaxation

Corinth Canal & Ancient Corinth

A blend of engineering, history, and adventure.

The Corinth Canal connects the Aegean and Ionian seas — an impressive man-made waterway completed in 1893, cutting through solid rock.
It’s one of Greece’s great engineering achievements, and also a place for high-adrenaline experiences like bungee jumping, perfect for adventurous visitors.

Nearby lies Ancient Corinth, one of the most powerful city-states of antiquity, where St. Paul once preached.
You can explore the Temple of Apollo, the Roman Agora, and the Acrocorinth Fortress with its panoramic views.

Approximate duration: 6–7 hours
Ideal for: History lovers and adventure seekers

Marathon – Schinias & Attica Park

Where history, nature, and family experiences meet.

The town of Marathon gave its name to the famous long-distance race.
In 490 BC, the Athenians defeated the Persians in a battle that shaped Western civilization.
Visitors can see the Marathon Tomb, the Archaeological Museum, and continue to Schinias National Park, known for its long sandy beach and pine forest.

On the way, we can also stop at the Attica Zoological Park, an excellent experience for families with children.
It features a wide variety of animals from around the world, bird shows, and educational programs — perfect for a day that combines history and fun.

Approximate duration: 7–8 hours
Ideal for: Families, history lovers, and nature enthusiasts

Delphi – The Oracle of Apollo

Exploring one of Greece’s most important ancient sites.

Delphi is known as the home of the ancient Oracle of Delphi, a sacred sanctuary and religious center for the ancient Greeks.
It was considered the “center of the world” and was consulted for guidance on political, military, and personal decisions.

According to mythology, this was where the god Apollo killed the serpent Python, marking the site as holy ground.
The Pythia, the high priestess of Apollo, delivered prophecies believed to be divine guidance.

The site includes the Temple of Apollo, an ancient theater, and a stadium where the Pythian Games, early versions of the Olympic Games, were held.
Today, Delphi is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a place of both cultural and spiritual significance.

Approximate duration: 10–11 hours
Ideal for: Guests interested in history, mythology, and mountain landscapes

Arachova – Mountain Escape & Winter Adventure

A charming alpine village for every season.

Built on the slopes of Mount Parnassus, Arachova is known for its stone houses, cozy cafés, and lively winter atmosphere.
In the colder months it becomes a hub for skiing and mountain sports, while in spring and summer it offers peace, fresh air, and great local food.

It’s an ideal escape for those who want a balance of relaxation, nature, and a touch of adventure.

Approximate duration: 10 hours
Ideal for: Guests seeking a scenic and authentic day trip

Mycenae – Epidaurus – Nafplio

History, architecture, and coastal elegance in one experience.

This route through the Peloponnese combines three remarkable destinations:

• Mycenae, home of Agamemnon and one of Greece’s earliest civilizations.
• Epidaurus, known for its ancient theater with perfect acoustics.
• Nafplio, the first capital of modern Greece, with neoclassical mansions, charming alleys, and the impressive Palamidi Castle.

The Peloponnese, like Crete, is one of the most blessed regions of Greece in terms of climate and nature. Its local products and cuisine are exceptional everywhere — whether you stop at a small grocery store or a seaside restaurant.

Approximate duration: 10–11 hours
Ideal for: Friends, couples, or small groups interested in classical Greece

Ancient Olympia – The Birthplace of the Olympic Games

Where sport, history, and spirit meet.

Olympia was the site of the ancient Olympic Games, first held in 776 BC in honor of Zeus.
It was one of the most important sanctuaries in ancient Greece and a symbol of peace and unity.

You can explore the Temple of Zeus, the Temple of Hera, and the ancient stadium where athletes once competed for glory.
Surrounded by olive trees and rivers, Olympia reflects the true Olympic ideal and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Approximate duration: 11–12 hours
Ideal for: History lovers, families, and anyone inspired by the Olympic legacy

Monemvasia – The Medieval Castle Town by the Sea

A hidden stone fortress and a journey back in time.

Monemvasia is a medieval town built on a small island connected to the Peloponnese by a narrow bridge.
Known as the “Gibraltar of Greece,” it was once a powerful Byzantine and Venetian fortress.
Its narrow alleys, stone houses, and sea views create an atmosphere of peace and timeless beauty.

Visitors can explore the Church of Agia Sophia, artisan shops, and traditional tavernas within the old walled town.

Approximate duration: 12–13 hours
Ideal for: Guests seeking a scenic and historical experience