• Mount Athos - The journey begins with a guide as the group departs from the Thermaic Gulf, passing the internationally important wetlands of Koronia and Volvi. Traveling east, the route takes a scenic path through the Castle of Rentina. Soon, the Strymonian Gulf is reached, and after passing the tourist village of Stavros, the Halkidiki region is entered. Heading south, the journey follows the stunning coastline of northeast Halkidiki, offering views of Kapros Island.
  The first stop is the Acropolis of Ancient Stagira, the birthplace of the famous philosopher Aristotle, who was the teacher of Alexander the Great. After a guided tour, the journey continues to the small port of Ouranoupolis. From there, the group sets sail toward the southern tip of the Athos Peninsula, where Mount Athos reaches its highest peak at 2,033 meters. Sailing north along the western coast provides a close view of this sacred area, which has been a center of Orthodox monastic life for centuries. Upon returning to port, there is free time to relax with lunch or enjoy a swim in Ouranoupolis, while admiring the breathtaking views of the Singitic Gulf, Athos, and Sithonia Peninsulas.

• Cruise ticket
• Guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch
• Gratuities

Leaving behind the region of Halkidiki, the journey continues towards the northern side of Olympus, venturing into a captivating landscape filled with lush greenery, striking slopes, and the flowing waters of the Orlia stream. This circular route offers the chance to admire waterfalls with pristine waters and small pools nestled in diverse terrains, culminating at the 20-meter Red Rock waterfall. Here, there will be opportunities for swimming, diving, and sunbathing on the rocks. On the way back, a hidden path used by canyoning groups will lead to an enchanting secret pond for an additional dive before returning to the bus for the journey home.

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