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From €160
Epidaurus Premier Experience – Legends & Leisure
Begin your experience with a scenic drive from Nafplio to Epidaurus, home to one of Greece’s most celebrated archaeological sites. Visit the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its remarkable acoustics, balanced proportions, and timeless classical design. Continue to the archaeological site and museum of Epidaurus, where you’ll learn about its role as an important healing sanctuary dedicated to Asclepius. Exhibits and ruins offer insight into ancient medicine, religious practices, and daily life in antiquity. The tour then proceeds to Palaia Epidaurus, a charming seaside village set along a peaceful bay. Enjoy free time to relax by the waterfront, explore the village at your own pace, or have lunch at a traditional taverna overlooking the sea, sampling fresh seafood and regional Greek dishes.
Tour information provided by Viator.
- · Minimum 1 travelers
- · Up to 15 travelers
- · Adult required for booking
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Itinerary
Select a stop or tap a pin on the map to see details. 3 itinerary stops
Route is approximate — 🚗 road, 🚶 walk, 🚲 bike, or ⛵ sea between the selected stops.
- 1
The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus
a UNESCO World Heritage Site
60 minAdmission included - 2
Epidaurus Archaeological Museum
Explore the Archaeological Site & Museum of Epidaurus and its rich history
60 minAdmission included - 3
Palaia Epidavros
Enjoy a relaxing visit to Palaia Epidaurus, a charming coastal village
60 min
What's included
- All Entrance fees (Ancient Theatre, Archaeological Site & Museum)
- Port pick up & Drop Off
- Licensed Guide
- Transportation by an air-conditioned bus
What's not included
- Food/Drinks
Good to know
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Specialized infant seats are available
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- This tour involves walking on uneven ground, steps, and archaeological terrain; it may not be suitable for travelers with mobility limitations.
- The Ancient Theatre and Sanctuary of Epidaurus are outdoor sites. Comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and water are strongly recommended.
- The driving time between Nafplio and Epidaurus is approximately 40–50 minutes each way, depending on traffic and port operations.
- Important: The standard booking is a shared group tour. A private tour option is available and must be selected during booking. Changes are not possible on the day of the tour.
Tickets
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Tour options
Small Group Tour
Small Group Tour Small Group Tour : Join other travelers on a scheduled departure. Standard itinerary and timing, with a small group. Pickup included
Private Tour
Exclusively for your party. Enjoy a flexible itinerary, private guide, and personalized pace. Pickup included
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