12 Tallest Greek Mountains
Greece is a predominantly mountainous country, although globally known for its islands, seas, and vast coastline, 83% of its mainland consists of mountains and hills, making it one of the most mountainous countries in Europe. Mountains that offer a great variety of experiences for nature lovers and travelers, stretching from Crete and southern Peloponnese to […]
Hiking Delphi – Meteora
Ancient Greeks believed that Delphi was the Navel of the Earth, a place seen as a spiritual focal point for all Greeks; it included many sanctuaries and the most prestigious oracle in all of ancient Greece. This is where Pythia, the high priestess, uttered the divine advice of god Apollo to mortals who travelled from across the […]
Skiing in Greece
Not so many places offer the opportunity of “all-year-round” travelling experience. Likewise, not so many places offer the experience of skiing with the sun above and the deep blue sea just a few meters away from the slopes. Ski touring Greece is an opportunity to ski where only a few descents have been made! It […]
Climbing in Pelion – the Climbing Fields of Pelion
Greece, with 87% of its mainland being mountainous, is a top global destination for climbing enthusiasts. Climbing is the activity where we ascend rocks, snow, or ice with steep inclines, requiring the use of both feet and hands for progression. The difficulty of a climbing route depends on the slope of the field, its quality, […]
Olympus: Hiking to the Highest Greek Peak
Olympus is the most popular mountain in Greece. It is located on the border of Macedonia and Thessaly and is known worldwide due to Greek mythology, according to which it was the residence of the twelve gods. At its peak, Mytikas, the gods held their banquets with nectar and ambrosia, while at the other peak, […]
SUP & SEA KAYAK – from Hawaii to Pelion
SUP SUP (stand-up paddleboarding) is a water sport born from surfing and has its roots in Hawaii. Although considered a modern activity, variations of it are recorded in the history of peoples such as Peru, Israel, Italy, and China, with some references lost in the depths of centuries. All that is needed is a suitable […]
Rappel & River Trekking among the Milies…
It’s morning at the Ano Lechonia station and the Pelion train whistles, signaling the start of a unique journey. The ascent to the beautiful slopes of Pelion up to Milies begins, with the “Moutzouris” rolling on one of the narrowest railway tracks in the world—just 60 centimeters. From there, the train continues “puffing” for a […]
Sailing Trip to Pelion…
The city of Volos has been closely linked to the water element since ancient times. Even today, a large part of the city’s residents make their living from “marine” professions. Thanks to the sea, Volos manages to maintain a traditional character in which all aspects of modern culture have been homogenized. The locals have channeled […]
The Unique Entertainment Profile of Magnesia
The Unique Entertainment Profile of Magnesia The city of Volos, located in the center of Greece and equidistant from Athens and Thessaloniki, is the ideal destination for holidays, entertainment, and recreation all year round. As the port of the Thessalian plain and the last stop before the famous Pelion with its rich history and mythology, […]