Achaia Clauss is a historic winery founded in 1861 in the hills above Patras, renowned for producing the iconic Greek fortified wine, Mavrodaphne. Housed in a castle-like complex, it offers tours that guide you through its grounds, cooperage museum and legendary cellars, including the Imperial Cellar reserved for royalty. The experience culminates in a tasting focused on the Mavrodaphne variety, where you may have the rare opportunity to sample a century-old vintage directly from the barrel.

The Vasilikos peninsula forms a quiet, traditional resort area on Zante’s southeastern coast, characterised by its natural beauty, olive groves, and relaxed atmosphere. Unlike the island's busier resorts, it offers a retreat focused on tranquillity rather than large hotels or nightlife. Restaurants along the main road and seafront serve national dishes and fresh seafood. The area features several distinct beaches. Vasilikos Beach itself, near the old village of Ano Vasilikos, is a sandy cove with calm, clear waters and rocky areas popular for snorkelling. A short distance east, St Nicholas Beach provides more activity, offering water sports like jet-skis alongside relaxed beach bars and sunset views from the Chapel of Agios Nikolaos. Further south, Gerakas Beach faces west across Laganas Bay, where a long stretch of sand is backed by well-tended olive groves and dense vegetation.

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Marrakesh as you embark on a city sightseeing tour. Visit the top highlights, including the Majorelle Gardens, the Berber Museum, Koutoubia Mosque, and the Medina. While you explore, your guide provides context on the history of Morocco as well as the local culture.

The Rio Fortress is a 15th-century Ottoman castle built on the tip of a narrow peninsula, strategically positioned to control the entrance to the Gulf of Corinth. It sits directly next to the modern Rio–Antirrio Bridge. You can explore its triangular layout, stone walls and seawater moat, which offer panoramic views of the strait. At either side of the fortress you'll find narrow pebbly beaches, known as East Beach and West Beach of the Castle, providing a quick dip in the clear waters with a historic backdrop and an unparalleled view of the bridge.