Phenomenal opportunity to experience a relatively newly discovered piece of history that is being uncovered. The site is about 50-60 years old and archaeologists estimate they have uncovered only about 5% of the site so far. The cost of the execavation is the reason behind...More

This was part of a tour that we took. I am not sure how this would be without a guide. The information we received helped us understand what we were looking at. We had also been to the Nstional Archeology Museum in Athens and had...More

The last time I visited this site was 20 years ago and the progress that has been made since then is unbelievable! The excavation site has tripled in size and it has been enclosed which makes it comfortable to tour it to see the advancement...More

Although is a place with so many stories to tell there aren’t many story tellers but there... questions were so many that a Guide would be nice, with formation in Archeological sciences. Recomend reading about King Thireas before visiting and the Pandora’s box of questions...More

It is close to a few beaches Parking lot right across the entrance The road signs are not obvious so had to go around a few times to find the place Over all a nice experience No guides avail unfortunately on our day

Visited this site with my husband , we couldn't believe how big it was and they have only uncovered part of it ! It seems the main problem is funding in order to carry out further work ! We were taken back and humbled by...More

This site was awe-inspiring. There was such detail preserved you could see the actual homes that people lived in including plumbing. My only regret is that we did not arrange to see this site with a guide. Although I had a very informative book and...More