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You don’t need to be an experienced photographer to take home incredible photos of the Meteora Rocks on this two-day guided tour. Visit precipitous monasteries and scenic landmarks – rivers, caves and more – with your own private guide, a professional photographer. Learn how to get the most out of your camera with personalized tutorials and guidance. Stop at lookouts and other highlights in this UNESCO World Heritage-listed landscape and take advantage of one-of-a-kind photo opportunities, including sunrise and sunset shoots.

Experience the enchanting beauty of nature's daily farewell as the sun sets in a breathtaking display of colors and tranquility. This tour is a journey into the heart of twilight, where the world transforms into a canvas of serene hues, and the sky itself becomes an artist. The Meteora Sunset Tour starts at the old town of Kalampaka, where you get to visit the Byzantine Church of the Dormition of Virgin Mary. Afterwards, we will lead you to the Hidden Hermitages of Bandovas and right before the sun starts setting behind the beautiful rocks, we stop around Meteora for photos. This tour is finished by a final stop at the Psaropetra rock, the most panoramic viewpoint in the area to enjoy the sunset.

Making your reservation for this tour will give you the chance to explore the south riviera in the most comfortable way. This tour has a little bit of everything, some time to relax and benefit from the healing water of Lake Vouliagmeni, enjoy new local flavors at Kavouri Beach and last but not least expand your knowledge for our country's history.

Avoid the disappointment of mediocre vacation photos when you tour Meteora with a local photographer. Your guide will take you to some of the most photogenic spots and will share tips and tricks for improving your photos. Compose shots you’ll be proud to share with your friends and followers while exploring many of Meteora’s must-visit monasteries.

Take amazing photos at sunset. Live unforgettable moments at Meteora following the paths carved by the very first monks. Having your own personal guide will help notice all the small things, feel the spiritual energy and sanctity of this magical place, and make your experience unique.

Hike through ancient paths among the giant rocks, discover historical places and enjoy a hike suitable for the whole family. Discover sights which are hidden away from the public eye, and admire the church of Ypapanti. Hike in a beautiful landscape filled with history View impressive monastries hidden in the mountains Learn local history from your certified mountain guide

There’s no direct connection from Corfu to Meteora, but this private day trip makes a trip to the cliff-side monasteries easy. Accompanied by a private driver-guide all the way from your Corfu hotel, you’ll reach Meteora without the hassle of planning a route and dealing with language barriers. Travel by private air-conditioned vehicle and ferry, and have ample time to explore three of the Meteora monasteries before your return.

Let a private guide lead you through the surreal landscape of Meteora and its World Heritage–listed clifftop monasteries. Follow in the footsteps of the medieval monks and hermits who settled the region and built two dozen religious dwellings atop the gravity-defying sandstone pillars. You’ll benefit from the personalized attention of your private guide and a flexible itinerary throughout the half-day tour as you visit two of the remaining monasteries. Hotel pickup and drop-off is available from Kalambaka or Kastraki.

The Meteora rock formations that tower over the central Greek countryside are stunning in person, but it can be disappointing to take away blurry or badly-lit photographic memories to show your friends and family. Don’t take the risk: instead, spend the afternoon and evening learning how to get the most out of your camera while taking snaps of the area’s astonishing landscapes on this private photography tour. Learn more about your camera from your professional photographer guide and take advantage of the golden hour light.

Sparta was unique in ancient Greece for its social system and constitution, which configured its entire society to maximize military proficiency at all costs, focusing all social institutions on military training and physical development. Sparta was the birthplace of king Leonidas and his 300 soldiers, famous for the battle of Thermopylae.