Escape Athens for a private six-hour tour of two exceptional wineries in Spata and Markopoulo. Taste Assyrtiko, Malagousia and Cabernet in settings that range from award-winning bio-climatic architecture to a family estate dating to 1875.
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Morning light slides across the Athenian Riviera as your private driver eases the car away from the city into low, sun-baked vineyards. The salt air still lingers from the coast; rows of vines tilt toward the same generous light that has driven Greek winemakers for millennia. This six-hour private tour collects you at your hotel or cruise terminal and moves into Attica’s wine country, where modern bio-climatic architecture and 19th-century stone cellars stand within a few miles of one another.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
6 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion required—able-bodied travelers and families welcome.
Wildlife
History
Attica’s wine culture stretches back to antiquity; these vineyards revive varieties and techniques shaped by centuries of Mediterranean trade and agriculture.
Conservation
Many local wineries follow low-intervention and bio-climatic practices to reduce water use and energy needs—supporting them helps local sustainable agriculture.
Reserve your spot on the Wine Tour Athens to visit 2 of the most Award-Winning Wineries today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Carry ID for tastings
Greek wineries require government ID for alcohol service—bring a passport or EU ID to avoid delays.
Book morning pickup
Reserve the earliest available pickup to avoid afternoon heat and to match winery appointment windows.
Hydrate between pours
Sip the complimentary bottled water between tastings to stay hydrated and keep your palate fresh.
Comfort over fashion
Wear comfortable, flat-soled shoes for walking between vineyards and cellar steps; some paths are gravel or stone.
Photo ID (passport or EU ID)
Required for legal alcohol service during tastings.
Sunscreen and hat
Open vineyard areas offer little shade in mid-summer; protect skin during transfers and outdoor tastings.
summer
Comfortable walking shoes
Useful for gravel paths, cellar steps and farm terrain at the estates.
Light jacket or shawl
Basement cellars and coastal breezes can be cool, especially in spring and autumn.
spring