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Maria_G, Jun 2026
Beautiful Meteora
The bus ride of 4 hours each way is a little daunting, but Meteora itself is awe inspiring. There was no commentary at all during the 8 hrs there and back. When we arrived in Kalambaka, we picked up our guide Clement who was lovely and informative. We walked up at least 700 steps, definitely got the cardio today! I don’t remember it being quite as difficult 30+ years ago. Food was cafeteria style, got us in and out. Bathroom stops were clean and ok.
Noel_B, Oct 2026
Wonderful trip, excellent guide
Took a day to meteora . Comfortable vehicle , a safe & careful driver. The scenery is unique, the monasteries fascinating. My guide/ driver, Fotis, was knowledgeable, and charming. His local expertise allowed me to make the most of the day. Strongly recommended
Charles_K, Oct 2026
So glad we skipped the...
So glad we skipped the group tour and went with Nicholas. Was a great way to experience Holy Meteora. His local perspective gave us a unique insight and found a great restaurant. Really enjoyed the day
Priyo_M, Oct 2026
Loved the tour. Pickup...
Loved the tour. Pickup location was very close to our Airbnb. Meteora was amazing! The provided hotel was very nice. Recommend the tour.

Meteora

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Athens
Meteora byzantine monasteries perched on top of steep rocks, Greece
  • Wear comfortable shoes, bring sunscreen and water, and prepare to walk---all but one of the monasteries is reached by steep steps.

  • Visitors to the monasteries must have their shoulders and knees covered, and wraps are provided at the entrance.

  • The best options for restaurants and cafés are in Kalampaka, so bring a packed lunch if you plan to spend the day.

  • Be sure to check the opening days and times of the monasteries in advance, as they vary.

  • Plan to visit two or three monasteries on a day tour---to visit all six, you will need a 2-day tour.

  • St. Stephen's Monastery (Agios Stephanos) is the only wheelchair-accessible monastery.