• Holy Monastery of Saint Nicholas Anapafsas at Meteora - Explore Saint Antonios, the site where the first hermits arrived in the Meteora region. With the assistance of a guide, discover the experiences of the initial monks and how they gradually overcame the challenges they encountered.
• Meteora - Pause at various locations for stunning sunset photographs of the breathtaking Meteora Rocks landscape. Additionally, visit one monastery, depending on the local monastery schedule, and learn about the monks’ way of life.
• Kastraki - Visit St George the Mandilas. Saint George was a Greek who rose to the rank of officer in the Roman army. His father, Gerondios, hailed from Cappadocia in Asia Minor, and his mother, Polychronia, was from the city of Lyda. Lyda was a Greek city from the era of Alexander the Great’s conquest (333 BC), now located in Israel. He served as an officer in the Roman army under Diocletian’s Guard and is honored as a Christian martyr.

Greece has numerous customs celebrating Saint George’s memory, but one unique tradition involves colorful headscarves, climbing, and dancing on the cliff’s edge simultaneously. This event occurs at an old ruined monastery dedicated to the Saint, built inside a cave approximately 40 meters above ground on the north side of a Meteora rock.

• VIP Mini Bus with air-conditioning for transportation
• Flexible stops for sightseeing and photo opportunities
• Experienced tour guide included
• Cultural insights into the lives of locals

• Entrance fees to the monasteries which is 3 euro per person are excluded.
• The tour guide is not for inside the monasteries

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