Epidavros sea kayak at the Ancient sunken city tour, small ancient theater

An extremely pleasant trip. The route was scenic and the experience was breath taking. Bill was very skilled, patient with the rookies, and is very knowledgeable about the place. We added a member last minute and Bill gave up his lunch for us. He even said that he needed to keep his stomach empty when he kayaks so as to not make us feel bad. How incredibly kind and heart-warming. Additionally, the experience was made even better by the home cooked food by George’s parents. It was great trying authentic Greek food after a kayaking workout. Indeed a remarkable experience!

The kayak trip was great. It's double sea kayaks. The sunken city was only a house and not so impressive. The lunch was greek style home made in a box.

This was an amazing experience; to see the coast from the water and learn about history, geology, horticulture and ancient archaeology. Our guide, Vasilis (Bill), was knowledgeable and engaging. He kept a moderate pace on the water and showed us many interesting characteristics of the land. We visited the small theater of Epidavros, which was a nice prelude to our visit to the large theater inland later that day. The first small beach where we snorkeled was lovely. Snorkeling at the sunken city was really unique, and we were fortunate to be there when there were no crowds. The day we were there was very calm paddling outbound, and a bit challenging on the way back as the wind picked up. However, not so much as to need high level kayaking skills. This tour could be even for inexperienced kayakers. A highlight of our tour was the home made picnic lunch, made by the mother of the owner, George. So amazing! A great reward for the paddling, and towards the end of the tour with just a few minutes paddle to the home beach. Thank you Vasilis and George and George’s mom!