The site at Delos is absolutely stunning, with fantastically well preserved ruins and mosaics, with the Theatre being a personal highlight. For any fans of the ancient, it’s a must see However, the site feels quite unloved and very much geared up for the tour...More

We took the first boat over and needed the whole time, taking the last boat back. There are 3 trails which can link into a larger trail which are all worth doing. On top of that there are trails to other ruins worth visiting. Whilst...More

The site is fascinating and certainly worth a visit, however, be careful how you choose to see it. We opted for an afternoon Delos tour trip which to be honest was a mistake. (See separate review). The afternoon tour was rushed and we left disappointed...More

We had a fantastic tour of Delos. We had a great tour guide and the museum there was wonderful.I recommend it highly. Truly an archaeological must see.

In the Archaic and Classical periods Delos was an important religious centre, where Leto gave birth to Artemis and nine days later to Artemis’ twin brother, Apollo, as Homer narrates. In return for the sanctuary, Leto promised that the birth of Apollo would turn this...More

This island is one of a kind, the only island in the world to be totally part of Unesco. You can only guess its greatness, I hope they will keep working to rebuild the buildings.

Having seen many archaeological sites (Epidaurus, Olympia, Delphi) here in Greece, Delos tops the list. I am glad that we did not skip it. We did the visit on our own as I read many reviews on tours being a bit chaotic. It is very...More