Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of Meteora at its most magical hour on our Meteora Sunset Tour. Join us as we explore the breathtaking rock formations and monasteries that have made this UNESCO World Heritage site famous. Join our Meteora Sunset Tour for a mesmerizing adventure! Explore stunning rock formations and ancient monasteries. Visit Saint Stephen Monastery and the Byzantine Church of Virgin Mary. Discover the secrets of Hidden Monasteries and Hermit Caves. discover the fascinating stories of the hermits and monks who once lived in these remote areas. You'll have the chance to witness the remnants of their dwellings and gain a deeper understanding of their way of life. Enjoy the breathtaking sunset over Meteora. Book now for an unforgettable experience!
Pickup included
Meteora is an area that covers few square kilometers, where an ancient monastic community and a rare geological phenomenon of huge rock pillars coexist in absolute harmony. Located at the northwest tip of the plain of Thessaly, Meteora today has become one of the most popular destinations of mainland Greece. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, an archeological site and an officially declared holy place! At the foothills of the rocks, there are 2 settlements, the town of Kalabaka and the village of Kastraki.
It is a must-see church, not only for its age and precious 11th century Byzantine frescoes, but also because of the construction material of its walls. Relics of an ancient Greek temple dedicated to God Apollo have been embedded in the wall. In its interior one can also pay attention to the older mosaic floor that is revealed in specific spots beneath the current floor. This is definitely one of the most precious early Christian basilicas around Greece and even now days serves as an active church for the locals.
This is the most accessible monastery, where instead of steps you simply cross a small bridge to reach the entrance. It is ideal for visitors who cannot use the steps and yet they wish to have a real experience of a Meteora monastery. The beginning of monastic life on the rock of Agios Stephanos dates back to early in the 12th century. Hosios Antonios, in the first half of the 15th century, and Hosios Philotheos, who renovated or rather rebuilt from its foundations the old small and elegant Catholicon, the present church of Agios Stephanos, in 1545 are mentioned as its founders.
You can choose to be picked up from a list of locations, or alternatively, have the choice to make your own way to the meeting points
Please arrive at the pick up point 5 minutes before departure time.
We offer pick up and drop off from all the hotels and AirBNBs that are located at Kalambaka and Kastraki village.
Opening hours are: 08:00 - 22:00 Monday to Sunday