The east coast of Rhodes: Elegant and highly organized. Most visitors of the island's east coast flock to Lindos (47 km south from the city of Rhodes), built on the ruins of the homonymous ancient Doric town. There are other attractions on this part of the island besides antiquities. Koskinou (10 km) is an inland village with charming traditional houses. Kalithea (10.5 km.) is built around a colourful pine-grown bay, boasting of the presence of an old, recently renovated spa; To the right of the coast of Kolymbia, a road leads to the enchanting site of Seven Springs (Epta Piges), a cool oasis with pine and plane-trees and crystal-clear waters. Tsambika is a name designating a sandy beachfront of unique beauty but also a cliff topped by a monk hermitage dedicated to Virgin Mary (Panagia Tsampika Kyra). Hop on your cars, vans, buses and get to discover all!

The last known piece of Phaistos disc translation was just discovered in an old crate at the museum's storeroom. This piece of art is broken down to small fragments. Put the pieces together to find the correlation of letters to symbols… You will be the archaeologists - explorers to help the museum curators decipher this piece of written history.

Heraklion is a bustling contemporary town full of antiquities from different civilizations that flourished through the ages. Beautiful Venetian harbor, a fortress, Venetian and Turkish fountains, Byzantine monuments, a busy contemporary shopping center, and many squares are scattered around the town. The walls & the historic route along these town’s ancient and modern landmarks, offer great challenges for teams to visit & learn in a playful way the most significant places and stories. You will be the explorers, to find out about the multi-layered history of this vivid town.

The sacred palace of Knossos hides many secrets, among which is the long held secret of Daedalus labyrinth lost plans. To uncover it you will have to follow in the footsteps of long-ago Minoan kings inside the Knossos palace and find clues to decipher it. But remember, these labyrinthine ruins is said to have been home to the monstrous Minotaur, a half-man half-bull creature. Bulls are frequently featured on pottery and frescoes found at Knossos. Beware of them, as they might hide extra clues or might be a trap...

No matter how many decades go by, the Sea, the salt, the land and the wind will remain the soul ingredients of any modern adventure and exploration that happens on planet Earth! Now you have the chance to prove you have what it takes to become an adventurer for only a day and conquer the mission your team will be asked to complete. Hop on our super fast ribs, put on your sunscreen lotion and let the sea whisper its secrets.....

What exactly is the Olympic ideal? A series of sports to test human physical limits or the epitome of the eternal human spirit rule over the mortal body? This event in whole, gives the chance to everyone that participates, to be introduced to the Olympic Spirit, understand the meaning of the Games and have fun. In doing so, everyone will participate in a number of athletic/fun activities, which will be played competitively among teams., based on the criterion of team cooperation and participation disregarding the participants’ physical strength.

Have you watched the movie “The Castaway”? Well, even if you’ve missed Tom Hanks trying to escape a deserted island with a volleyball as his sidekick, you can experience it with this game! Stranded on a deserted island, you and your team will have to figure out a way to gather any scrap materials washed on the shore and build yourselves a raft. And be the fastest team outta here!

Spetses, an island boasting a long naval tradition, is famous for its significant contribution to the 1821 War of Independence. It was here that the revolution flag was raised on 3rd April 1821. The island has managed to retain its individual traditional character thanks to its well-preserved grand captain mansions, still bearing eloquent witness to the island’s glorious past. The picturesque old harbor and Dápia, a tourist and commercial center where the heart of the island’s entertainment beats, are the trademarks of the town of Spetses.

Kalavryta is one of the most famous Peloponnese large villages and is the ideal destination for wannabe explorers! Why, I hear you say? Because of its history: the toll of blood during the WWII, the declaration of independence against the Ottomans, the Megalo Spilaio Monastery, the oldest in Greece or the first cog train rail in Greece, called Odontotos. And because of its beauty, edged among mountains & rivers, strewn with leaves during autumn, snow in the winter and bright, lush vegetation during spring & summer!

The players using their own mobile phones are moving outdoors, visiting points on their digital map and carrying out missions that not only give them extra information but also give them points that place them higher on the teams’ ranking system! Their missions are in the form of: trivia questions, questions about your company, questions related to pictures or videos, puzzles, group photos/videos with a specific scenario etc. Of course, it is possible to associate missions with the surrounding space, offering participants a fun way to tour areas of cultural, historical and natural interest while playing!

Thessaloniki has many stories to tell, starting by the moment of its foundation in 316/315 B.C. Fortunate to have royal “blood”, since the new city was named after Thessaloniki, sister of Alexander the Great and daughter of Philip II, King of Macedonia. It was developed rapidly -due to its prominent geographical location- as one of the most important ports, and economical and commercial centers of Macedonia and the Balkan Peninsula as a whole, advantages maintained for the past 2300 years.

Halkidiki (or Chalkidiki) is the most popular holiday destination in northern Greece. Halkidiki has long been famed for its cosmopolitan seaside resorts, beautiful natural landscape, and exotic beaches. Halkidiki is a peninsula, which is divided into three smaller peninsulas, the so-called legs. it seems that the gorgeous Greek islands are much more popular and there is relatively little known about the area of Halkidiki. If you are wondering what is Halkidiki like, read on. The area has amazing beaches, delicious food, beautiful sunsets and amazing locals who welcome every guest Hop on your cars, vans, buses and get to discover all!