At the northwest edge of the plain of Thessaly, between the mountain of Pindos and Antichasia and near Peneios river, the stone giants of Meteora stand still and silent. Their proud and imposing aspect discontinues the monotony of the vast Thessalic plain. The rocks stand right above Kalambaka and the picturesque Kastraki, full of awe and beauty.
A daily excursion combines the unique experience that Meteora, also known as "The Stone Forest", offer with the religious sentiment created by their Monasteries. The journey to Meteora starts from Volos and other resorts in Pelion.

We pass by the cities of Larisa, Trikala and Kalambaka. After Kalambaka, we shortly reach the massively impressive rocks of Meteora. We learn about the monarchy of the 11th century and we have also the chance to visit two of the historical monasteries.  Usually, we visit the Monasteries of Agios Stefano, Big Meteoro, Varlaam or Agio Nikolao, depending on the day that excursion occurs. Afterwards, we start our descend to Kastraki, where we can have a meal in a traditional Greek tavern enjoying the view. The trip continues across the Thessalian plain towards Volos (appr.3 hours). There, (according to your choice) we can also spend some time to see the town or drink a coffee.

Price per person depends on the number of participants and there is also a minimum number of participants in order to organize this tour.

Price includes: 

• Transfers by modern air-conditioned buses from Volos or Pelion to Meteora and returning back to our place.
• English speaking tourist guides with thorough knowledge on Meteora region history and culture (or other language if necessary)
• Meal in Kastraki or Kalampaka city
• Entry tickets for the Monasteries
• Travel and Liability insurance
• Experienced guide from Les Hirondelles travel agency
• All legal taxes

• Trekking shoes,
• Hat, comfortable clothes
• Sun protection
• Sun glasses,
• Water.

The final schedule will be determined by the tour leader as will be affected by resort starting points and number of participants.