• Kokkori Bridge - The first stop on the tour is to marvel at the engineering and craftsmanship of 16th-century stone bridges. Visitors will walk on the most famous stone bridge in Zagori, while taking in the impressive cliffs on either side.
• Skalopatia Vradeto - This is a view of the longest stone trail in Greece, featuring approximately 1,500 stone steps, 39 turns, and two single-arched stone bridges. Until the 1970s, it was the only route to the highest village in the Zagori area, situated at an altitude of 1,340 meters.
• Balta di Stringa Waterfalls - The next stage is a hiking trail suitable for everyone, but swimming gear is necessary to enjoy a swim in a natural pool beside a 20-meter waterfall. The total distance from the village (Iliohori or Dobrinovo) is 1 km, with a hiking time of 15 minutes descending and 30 minutes ascending.
• Σαρακατσάνικη Στάνη - Sarakatsaniki Stani is an initiative by the Sarakatsana Brotherhood of Epirus. In a 20-acre public forest area, rich with firs and pines, granted for the Brotherhood’s use, a complex was constructed to authentically recreate the Sarakatsan lifestyle. This lifestyle was characterized by nomadic and semi-nomadic animal husbandry, which influenced the Sarakatsanians’ movements from the Pindos mountains to the Epirus plains. The Brotherhood has recreated cowsheds, corrals, struga, a gazebo, a loom, a cheese factory, a teacher’s hut, a small church, and more to depict the traditional way of life. The site also includes a museum room and a canteen.
• Monument Zagorian Women Pindos - The final stop is to view the statue of Zagorian Women, which honors their contributions to the armed forces during World War II. The statue stands 6 meters tall and weighs 2 tons.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• All Fees and Taxes
• Videos & photos
• Hiking poles (optional)

• Lunch

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