East Peloponnese E-Bike Tour

Day 1: Karyes – Paralio Astros (55 km) – Nafplio
A private transfer will bring you from Athens to the slopes of Mount Parnon. You will start cycling from a traditional stone village, on quiet roads past monasteries and viewpoints over the Argolic Gulf, descending from pine forests to olive groves. After lunch with local specialties you will reach the seaside town of Paralio Astros for a swim, then continue by private transfer to Nafplio, arriving at your hotel around 17:30.

Day 2: Nafplio – Mycenae – Nafplio (54 km)
A short transfer takes you into the Argolis countryside, where you will ride through olive groves, orange orchards and farming villages to Mycenae, the legendary kingdom of Agamemnon. You will walk through the Lion Gate and explore the ancient citadel, then enjoy lunch at a traditional taverna before riding back through vineyards and citrus groves to your hotel in Nafplio.

Day 3: Nafplio – Epidavros – Tolo (60 km)
You will set off from your hotel on quiet country roads to a local pottery workshop, where you can try traditional techniques and make a small piece of your own. You will then visit Ancient Epidavros, home to one of the best-preserved theatres of the ancient world. After a light lunch, the coastal roads lead you to a beach for a swim before Tolo, from where a short private transfer brings you back to Nafplio for your last evening in town.

Day 4: Nemea – Loutraki (50 km)
After a short transfer you will cycle through the vineyards of Nemea, Greece's leading wine region and home of the Agiorgitiko grape, with a wine tasting along the way. The route then descends towards the Gulf of Corinth and the seaside town of Loutraki, where you will check in at your hotel for two nights.

Day 5: Perachora Peninsula & Lake Vouliagmeni (45 km)
Your last cycling day is a loop from the hotel around the Perachora Peninsula, through pine forest and along coastal roads with views over the Corinthian Gulf, with a break at Lake Vouliagmeni, a lagoon linked to the sea by a narrow channel. You will be back at the hotel around 16:00, in time for the farewell dinner.

Day 6: Acrocorinth – Corinth Canal – Athens
On the way back to Athens you will stop at Acrocorinth, one of the largest medieval fortresses in Greece, and at the Corinth Canal, cut through solid rock in the 19th century. The transfer then continues to Athens, where you will be dropped off at your hotel for the last night.

Day 7: Departure
Breakfast and end of your trip.