Fly to theancient times

Athens – Athens is a fascinating ancient yet modern metropolis where the Parthenon and its ancient marble columns rise from its hilltop base in the center of the city.  It is architectural perfection built 2,500 years ago but remains the eternal center to a bustling capital city that has been built around it.

Corinth Canal – Fly above this unique canal where ships seem to barely squeeze through. It is just 21.3 meters wide and tall, rocky earth flanks the canal on each side.   The Corinth Canal connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea. It is stunning to see it from above.

Mycenae – Once a glorious and powerful city in Ancient Greece, Mycenae is a fantastic archeological site. It was once a military stronghold which according to Homer was “a city rich in gold”.

Nafplio – Overlooking the Argolic Gulf, this picturesque sea facing town was the first capital of Greece from 1821 until 1834. The fortress and castle of Palamidi was built in the 17^th century by the Venetians on a 216-meter high hill.  The city itself is a beautiful maze of bougainvillea lined paths, neoclassical influences and large picturesque squares.

Epidauros – Fly above the spectacular open-air amphitheater of Epidauros which was built in the 4^th century BC. In its natural, magnificent setting it still hosts events gathering 14.000 spectators and it is known for its outstanding acoustics. The Epidaurus Festival is held every summer and has drawn some of the world’s finest actors at its performances over the years.

Delphi – With an incredible view from the lush slopes of the Parnassus Mountains, Delphi was an ancient once revered as “the navel of the earth.”  Its importance in the world attracted visitors from around the globe seeking advice from the oracle.  To this day, Delphi is said to have an amazing energy surrounding it.  Fly above the site and spot its ruins including an ancient theater and the temple of Apollo.

Sounion – Jutting out of a rocky headland surrounded you’ll find called Cape Sounion where on the very tip stands the magnificent ruins of the ancient Greek temple of Poseidon.  Poseidon was the god of the sea in classical mythology. At sunset, the sea views are stunning and are a major draw for international visitors and Athenians alike.

Aegina – The closest island to Athens doesn’t just feature quiet island villages and pretty beaches. It proudly boasts the famous Aphea Temple which dates back to 500 BC. Due to its equilateral location with the Acropolis of Athens and the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion, Aegina’s temple is part of what is called the “holy triangle” of Ancient Greece.

Take off point is Athens International Airport “Eleftherios Venizelos”.

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Attica Area – Lagonissi Resort

Flight Duration 60 min

During your panoramic flight with a helicopter above this small island of Aegina, you will admire the many preserved ancient monuments, with the most importantly of them, the monument of Athena Aphaia, well maintained even nowadays.

Aegina, is one of the islands of the Saronic gulf, bordering on Attica and capital Athens.

According to mythology, Zeus the father of gods fell in love with the most beautiful of the 20 daughters of god Asopos, Aegina!

If the sky is clear, from the temple of Athena Aphaia, is visible the Temple of Poseidon in Sounion and Acropolis of Athens in Parthenon. They say that the three temples are forming an isosceles triangle (the sacred triangle of antiquity).

Aegina will perfectly complete your 1hour panoramic flight in the Athenian Sky, with the view of the ancient Temple of Aphaia, and the neoclassic buildings in the town of Aegina.

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Attica Area and Aegina Tour 

Flight Duration 60 min

During your panoramic flight with a helicopter above this small island of Aegina, you will admire the many preserved ancient monuments, with the most importantly of them, the monument of Athena Aphaia, well maintained even nowadays.

Aegina, is one of the islands of the Saronic gulf, bordering on Attica and capital Athens.

According to mythology, Zeus the father of gods fell in love with the most beautiful of the 20 daughters of god Asopos, Aegina!

If the sky is clear, from the temple of Athena Aphaia, is visible the Temple of Poseidon in Sounion and Acropolis of Athens in Parthenon. They say that the three temples are forming an isosceles triangle (the sacred triangle of antiquity).

Aegina will perfectly complete your 1hour panoramic flight in the Athenian Sky, with the view of the ancient Temple of Aphaia, and the neoclassic buildings in the town of Aegina.

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Ancient Epidaurus

Get the feeling of Ancient Greece with a sightseeing flight above Athens and Epidaurus.

Flight Duration: 1 hour 10 min

Admire from a bird’s eye view the famous all over the world, the ancient theater of Epidaurus, seats up 14.000 guests even nowadays.Remarkable for its excellent acoustic and built at 4th century BC, this location will take you back to time, at the acme of ancient Greece.After your sightseeing tour around historical Athens, your helicopter will fly you to ancient Epidaurus.

On your way there, you will have the chance to see from a panoramic view the Aegina Island, with the famous temple of Aphaia, standing in a perfect condition since ancient times of Greece, in a hill above the sea of Saronic golf.

The Sanctuary of Asclepius at Epidaurus was added to the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites in 1988, as it represents one of the most important archaeological findings in Greece. The theater of Epidaurus, the main theme of this panoramic flight, was designed to complete the therapeutically cause of the area, which is to harmonize the body the mind and the soul.

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Attica Area and Delphi

Flight Duration 100 min

During your visit in Greece we welcome you to experience this significant aerial flight, to admire alongside with others, the home of ancient oracle ‘The naval of earth’.

According to the myth, Zeus left two eagles, one to the east and one to the West, and they met at Delphi. It was dedicated to the god Apollo. Pythia was the median, who gave oracles. She was the way that mortals had to communicate with Gods.

Delphi was the cultural and religious center of Ancient Greece.People from all over the world were traveling to Delphi, this sacred place, based in the foot of Parnassus, to seek advice.

You will admire from a panoramic view the famous sanctuary of Athena Pronaia and the temple of Apollo.

Due to the many archaeological monuments that found in Delphi, and you will have the chance to see from a bird’s eye view, the area has been added to the World Heritage of UNESCO.

In this aerial flight you will also fly above the great mechanical project, built at the early 1900, the Corinthian canal which separates the Peloponnese from the Greek mainland.

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Attica Area – Nafplio – Mycenae

Flight Duration 90 min

Get to know from a perspective view the town of Nafplio and Mycenae, some of the most important representative places f Greek History.

Nafplio with the historical and majestic Palamidi, and the ancient village of Mycenae awaits you to complete your sightseeing  helicopter tour above Attica area.

For one and a half hour, you will be transit to another era and have the privilege to enjoy from the safety of your helicopter seat the view of the significant Bourtzi, built on an island in the harbor, and the hill of Palamidi, with the Venetian fortress that dominates the town of Nafplio.

In your way to Nafplio you will also have the change to glimpse from your helicopter window,the Corinthian Canal, a priceless engineering work which separates Peloponnese from the Greek mainland,completed in 1893,

Your helicopter tour will complete with the view above Mycenae.

The remains of the Mycenaean civilization which flourished at  1000BC, will be a great picture to capture with your camera from the Greek air.