Top Meteora Full-day Tours

Experience the top attractions on Naxos with this guided bus excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, learn about the island from an informative multilingual guide and check out sites like the ancient Temple of Demeter, the Archaeological Museum of Apiranthos, a historic, operational olive mill, a century-old distillery, and one of the oldest Orthodox churches in the region.

Immerse yourself in the ancient religious traditions of Greece during a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed orthodox monasteries of Meteora during this half-day excursion. These cliff-top religious communities offer panoramic vistas and unique insight into the country’s spiritual customs. Visit all six of the remaining monasteries and take a look inside three of them.

A private tour of UNESCO-listed Meteora from Kalabaka or Kastraki offers more flexibility than a traditional group tour. Explore at your preferred pace and choose which monasteries you want to skip or visit inside. Your transportation for the day is taken care of, and your driver also knows the best stops for panoramic views and photos of the area.

A great suggestion for those of you who want to enjoy your tour in privacy and comfort, staying away from tiring big groups and stressful crowds! A private day tour from Athens to Meteora! To one of the most famous, interesting and impressive places in the world! “Meteora” is the biggest and most important group of monasteries in Greece after those in Mount Athos. We find the first traces of Meteora in the 11th century when the first hermits settled there. The rock Monasteries, a unique geological phenomenon, are in UNESCO’s List of National Heritages and are one of Greece’s cultural treasures.

Experience the rich history and impressive design of the Meteora Monasteries, even if you don’t have access to a car. On this guided tour from Thessaloniki, travel through the plains of central Greece to reach the remote UNESCO-listed structures, perched high on a jutting cliff. Step inside two of the six surviving monasteries, learning about their origins and legacy from a guide. A lunch stop in the nearest town of Kalambaka completes the visit to this inspiring sacred destination.

Uncover the history and myths of Meteora’s spectacular clifftop monasteries on this half-day tour with pickup at the train station. Reach the UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you'll take in panoramic views and visit two of the sky-high medieval sanctuaries with a guide and learn about the local culture, history, and etiquette of monasteries. If you're short on time, it's a convenient way to fit in a visit to one of Greece’s most awe-inspiring spiritual sites. Enjoy a more personal experience with tour group sizes capped at 18 travelers.

By booking our Meteora Train to Train Tour, you can now arrange to pick you up from Kalambaka train station upon your arrival from Athens or Thessaloniki. We will take you on a 5-hours Meteora tour with a local tour leader who will show you the most beautiful spots around Meteora. At the end of the tour, around 17:00 we will drop you off back at the train station, on time for departure with the 18:22 pm train to Athens or to Thessaloniki. See all the monasteries and enter inside 3 of them while still having time to stop at various spots for photo opportunities! Our tour leader will be waiting outside Kalambaka train station holding a signboard with your name written on it to board a brand new VIP Limo minibus for the Meteora tour. For the entire duration of the tour, we provide a 500ml free bottle of water and free Wi-Fi on board the bus.

This magical Meteora tour is perfect for first-time visitors who want to make the most of their time near these magnificent rock structures. Opting for a private tour means you won’t have to wait around for other members of your party, and you can customize the tour based on your needs. See all six monasteries in Meteora and have a chance to enter some of them. You’ll learn local secrets and travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle.

Seize the opportunity for a private excursion just for you and your group to Meteora. The place with the most breathtaking view. Εnjoy the convenience of our vehicle and the flexibility to adapt the schedule to your needs. We pick you up from your hotel or apartment in Athens in the morning and return you there in the evening at the end of the tour so you don't have to worry about anything, you will only have on your mind the enjoyment of the experience and taking some perfect photos!

Visit one of Greece’s most striking landmarks on this private photography tour of UNESCO–listed Meteora. Spend a full day exploring craggy rock formations and Greek Orthodox monasteries with personalized attention. Learn photography tips from your guide, and try out your new skills. You'll have the chance to visit one or two monasteries before the day's end.

Many centuries ago, on these gigantic rocks reaching heights of close to 2,000 feet, one of the most important monastic communities of Greece was formed. Enjoy a comprehensive Meteora half-day tour for 4 hrs, seeing all the area of Meteora, all 6 Holy Monasteries with the chance to visit inside 3 of them. Our tour guide will give you all the information you need about the area, share with you a vast amount of knowledge and he will help you to visualize why and how the first monks managed to establish one of the biggest monastic community in Greece on top of these unique rocks. Also with plenty of stops to the best viewpoints and with short walks, he will explain to you all the geological phenomena that had to occur so these impressive rocks could form. The panoramic views will offer you a once-in-a-lifetime experience and will give you the chance of shooting the most impressive photos to share with your friends.

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.