Adventure Walking Holidays in Greece

A visit to the famous monasteries of Meteora.

The monk hood began at the rocks of Meteora around in the 8th century. The monasteries are built on craggy rocks and in the old days they were going up by using a rope, a rope ladder or net.

Today, only 6 out of 22 monasteries are inhabited and can accept visitors. With a combination of 1 or 2 overnight stops and trekking, Meteora continue to appeal to the visitor no matter how many times someone will go there.

A visit to the very old Byzantine church in Kalampaka will reward the visitor for his choice.
Trekking and swimming at the Centaurs' land

You can find the Pelion' s peninsula at the east coast of Greece, between Thessalonica and Athens. Geographically is situated at the centre of Greece.

The homonymous mountain that is covered by luxuriant vegetation with orchards and olive plantations dominates the scenery. Through the forests and the marvellous cobblestone pavements someone can find the 24 villages of Mountain Pelion with its characteristic mansions.

In the coastline we discover isolated seashores with a wide spectrum of colours, sand beaches and picturesque fish villages.

A perfect combination of trekking and swimming with a perfect view in almost every track.
Mountaineering at the national park of west Greece

By keeping in its heart the biggest part of Modern Greek history, the mountain chain of Pindos offers unique scenery in Greece. A magnificent combination of trekking in cobblestone pavements and stone bridges, climbing in tracks that lead to the top Gamila, 2497 metres high, and also rambling among the traditionally and stone built Zagorohoria.

More than 2000 plants along with the most clear and at the same time drinkable water in Europe compose the deepest canyon in the world. The Vikos Canyon.

An overnight stop at the refuge of Astrakas, 2000 metres high, a marvellous view from the top and a swim in Dragon Lake will reward the visitor for many years.