• Stone Forest - This natural wonder features rock formations resembling trees, situated at an elevation of 1,350 meters.
• Vikos Gorge - Perched on a cliff’s edge, overlooking the Tymfi rocks, this is a top destination for those seeking the untamed beauty of Vikos.
• Monodendri - Located on the southwest side of Vikos Gorge at 1,060 meters, this village offers breathtaking views of the Gorge. It boasts several churches, a monastery on the cliffs, and a Handicraft School aimed at the educational, cultural, and social development of the Zagori region. Visitors can enjoy local dishes like lamb chops, giant beans with spinach, the renowned Zagorian pie, and more.
• Kokkori Bridge - This iconic single-arched stone bridge, built in 1750, is situated between the villages of Dilofo, Kipoi, and Koukouli.
• Bridge of Plakidas - Also known as Kalogeriko, this bridge was constructed in 1814 near Kipoi and Koukouli villages. It is distinguished by its toothed windowsills and the elegant arrangement of its three arches.
• Lazaridi Bridge - The single-arched stone bridge, also known as Lazaridis or Kontodimos, is located at the end of the Vikos stream, near Kipoi village. Built in 1753, it connects Koukouli and Kipoi villages and features an impressive climbing area.
• Kipoi - This village is renowned for its gardens, bordered by a river adorned with stone bridges.
• Koukouli - In Koukouli, with its striking stone houses and charming square near Vikos Gorge, visitors can admire an architecturally remarkable complex, including the Zoodochos chapel, the old school cell, and three fountains.
• Skalopatia Vradeto - The Vradeto Steps, once the sole connection for Vradeto residents to other Zagori villages until 1974, is a magnificent stone-paved trail. It offers a stunning view of approximately 1,350 steps, 39 turns, and 2 stone bridges, dating back to the early 18th century and took about 20 years to complete.

• Bottled water provided
• Video and photo package included
• Air-conditioned vehicles for comfort

• Lunch

Discover the unexplored terrains of Central Zagori villages. Prepare to be awed by breathtaking views of Vikos gorge, the stone forest, and numerous villages. Experience the allure of an ancient monastery nestled in the cliffs of Vikos gorge, adorned with handmade wood paintings, and a museum celebrating handmade clothing and carpets. Behold the architectural marvel of single and triple-arched stone bridges. Embark on Greece’s lengthiest stone steps route, featuring about 1350 steps and 25 turns, once the solitary link between area villages. Relish local cuisine or pies under a maple tree’s shade, and pay a brief visit to a monument honoring the courageous women of the Pindos range!!!

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