Anc Olympia & Olive Oil Tour with Traditional Lunch from Katakolo

Visitors to the Archaeological Site of Olympia experience one of Greece’s most inspiring destinations — the birthplace of the Olympic Games and a powerful symbol of ancient Greek culture. Here’s what travelers can see and do during their visit:

️ Explore the Archaeological Site

Temple of Zeus: Once home to one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World — the colossal gold-and-ivory statue of Zeus by Phidias.

Temple of Hera: The oldest temple at Olympia, where the modern Olympic flame is still lit before each Games.

Ancient Stadium: Walk the same track where athletes competed over 2,000 years ago. The starting blocks are still visible!

Gymnasium and Palaestra: Ancient training areas where competitors prepared for events such as wrestling and discus.

Philippeion: A circular temple built by Alexander the Great’s father, Philip II of Macedon, honoring his family.

1 h

Visit the Archaeological Museum of Olympia

This museum is one of Greece’s finest, showcasing breathtaking artifacts:

Sculptures from the Temple of Zeus pediments.

The famous Hermes of Praxiteles.

Bronze weapons, statues, and everyday objects from ancient Olympia.

1 h

Continue your journey through Greece’s timeless traditions with a stop at a local olive mill, where you’ll see how world-famous Greek olive oil is made — from tree to bottle — and sample its rich, fruity flavor.

1 h

End your experience with a delicious Greek meal featuring regional specialties and fresh, local ingredients, surrounded by olive groves and countryside views. Drive to Korakochori - a village and a community in the municipality of Pyrgos, Elis, Greece. Taste greek flavours with great olive oil. Stop for lunch for 1 hour.

1 h

Drive back to Katakolo port or at the nearby hotel where we picked you up from.

20 min