• Kalambaka - Embark on an exceptional midday tour of Meteora, departing daily from Kalambaka’s Train Station at 12:30. For those with their own vehicle, a convenient free parking lot is available. Alternatively, if traveling from Athens, roundtrip bus transportation can be arranged by selecting the option at checkout (the direct train route is currently unavailable due to maintenance).

The journey begins by meeting the guide (holding a signboard with your name) and boarding a private, air-conditioned bus. The first stop is at a traditional local restaurant in the charming town of Kalambaka (exclusive to this tour), where a delightful, traditional Greek lunch awaits. The meal includes a fresh salad, a choice of main dishes (with multiple options to suit your preferences), freshly baked bread, and refreshing water. Vegetarian and vegan options are also available.

• Meteora - Prepare for an unforgettable adventure through the natural wonder of Meteora. During this guided tour, all the majestic monasteries of Meteora can be seen, with the opportunity to step inside three of them to explore their captivating interiors. Discover the hidden treasures of Meteora, including the ancient hermit caves, the Chapel of Doupiani, and the magnificent St. George Mandilas cave.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and intriguing myths of Meteora, with detailed explanations and fascinating stories from an English-speaking local guide. If English isn’t your primary language, free audio guides are available in Spanish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean.

Capture breathtaking moments with your camera for lasting memories. The tour concludes at approximately 18:00.

• Varlaam Monastery - The Varlaam Monastery, or Monastery of All the Saints, is located on an imposing rock directly opposite the Great Meteoron and is the second largest monastery.

• Holy Monastery of Saint Nicholas Anapafsas at Meteora - The Monastery of Saint Nicholas of Anapafsas is literally suspended in air on a small rock and is the first monastery encountered on the way from Kastraki village to the stone forest of Holy Meteora.

• Great Meteoron Monastery - The Monastery of Great Meteoron, or Transfiguration of Christ, represents the greatness and history of the Holy Meteora, as it is the oldest and most important monastery.

• Roussanou Monastery - The Roussanou Monastery, also known as Arsani, stands atop an impressive vertical and steep cliff of Meteora, between the Monasteries of Saint Nicholas Anapafsas and Varlaam.

• Holy Trinity Monastery (Agia Triada) - The Monastery of the Holy Trinity is the third oldest monastery in Meteora and is the most challenging to reach, requiring visitors to cross a downhill path and then ascend 145 steps carved into the rock. It is said that when the monks used a rope ladder and a net, it took 70 years to carry the materials and build the monastery!

• Agios Stefanos - The Monastery of Saint Stephen’s is located just above the city of Kalampaka and is the most accessible monastery in Meteora, as there are no steps to reach the entrance, and access is easy via a small stone bridge.

• WiFi and USB chargers on board
• Free audio guides in Spanish, French and Italian
• Lunch at a local restaurant (salad, main dish, bread, and water)
• Roundtrip Athens to Meteora transportation (if option selected)
• Panoramic photo stops
• Local, English-speaking tour guide
• Visit 3 monasteries and see all of them
• Transportation by air-conditioned bus
• Pickup and drop-off from Kalambaka’s train station
• Bottle of water

• Entrance fees
• Guided tour inside the monasteries

• This Meteora tour was initially tailored for travelers arriving via the convenient train route from Athens. However, at present, the direct train service to Meteora stands temporarily suspended for essential maintenance work. To accommodate those wishing to join us from Athens, we have introduced a convenient roundtrip bus transportation option. When booking your journey, simply select this alternative to embark on a seamless adventure to the captivating Meteora region.
• The monasteries of Meteora impose a dress code in order to enter inside. Men must wear long trousers and women must wear long skirts (below the knee) and cover their shoulders. Skirts are also available for purchase/rent at the entrance of the monasteries. A long scarf wrapped around the waist is also sufficient to enter the monasteries
• The monasteries of Meteora only accept cash for the entrance fees (€5 per person/monastery) which are not included in the price of this tour
• If you wish to use our free audio guides in Spanish, French or Italian, please be sure to bring your smartphone and earphones with you.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.