Top Things to do in Marathon
Top 5 Things to do Good for Big Groups in Marathon, Attica
Discover the best top things to do in Marathon, Greece including Elysium Travel, Schinias Beach, Marathon Lake, St. Ephraim Monastery, Ramnous Archaeological Site.
Restaurants in Marathon
1. Elysium Travel
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 196 reviews
1. Organisation of daily excursions, mostly (but not exclusively) addressed to small groups, using own mini-bus, air-conditioned and with free Wi-Fi, to places of historical interest and other attractions. Indicatively: · Athens · Cape Sounion · Delphi · Epidaurus · Marathon · Meteora · Nafplio · Other sites upon request 2. Organisation of daily mini-cruisers to: · Cyclades (Andros, Tinos, Mykonos) · Saronic Gulf Islands (Hydra, Poros, Aegina) · Other islands upon request Excursions and cruises are adjustable to clients’ needs. While we visit the well-known monuments, we also propose the less-known but interesting places around them. Services include pick-up from the hotel, escort, lunch, entrance fees (if needed), professional guide and return to the hotel.
2. Schinias Beach
3. Marathon Lake
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By niksk001
Marathon Lake is absolutely beautiful, and a "classic" dam make s it more attractive. It is not necessarily a tourist attraction, but a very nice place to stop and relax before heading out to your next destination.
4. St. Ephraim Monastery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 144 reviews
Reviewed By Pit900
This monastery it is located at the north east side of Athens .It is.an old monastery were you can see actually the Saint himself and the tree wich they found him.You can take with you holy water and oil and as you finished your visit there you can have a nice lunch at the coast of N.Makri as it is near by So if are in this area it is worth it to visit
5. Ramnous Archaeological Site
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By ioannisv459 - London, United Kingdom
The site is unique, very well preserved, really worth visiting. However there is very limited information on the site and poor internet (better read in advance) and to reach the settlement you need to trek through a good 10 mins of very hard terrain. Closed shoes and a bottle of water is advised in the summer months. FYI so that you don't get disappointed, in the winter months the main site is closed (only the bases of the 2 temples are open for visiting) and the site closes at 3pm. Better call and ask before you visit!
