• Iera Moni Agiou Stefanou - As the most accessible of the Meteora monasteries, Agios Stefanos provides breathtaking views of the valley and features a remarkable chapel and museum. It remains active, managed by nuns, and embodies the tranquility and dedication of monastic life.
• Great Meteoron Monastery - This is the largest and oldest monastery in Meteora, established in the 14th century. Visitors can admire its stunning church decorated with frescoes, explore the museum filled with religious relics and manuscripts, and stroll through its peaceful courtyards offering panoramic views of the surrounding scenery.
• Kalambaka - Enjoy a brief pause in the nearby town of Kalambaka or at a traditional café, where one can savor a coffee or local treat while admiring the magnificent mountain vistas.

• Private transportation
• Entrance Fees
• Tour Guide
• Port pickup & Drop off

• Food, Drinks

Join us for an unforgettable full-day excursion from Volos Port to one of Greece’s most breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Sites – the monasteries of Meteora.
On this tour, you will explore two of the most renowned monasteries – The Great Meteoron and Agios Stefanos.
The Great Meteoron is the largest and oldest monastery in Meteora, established in the 14th century. Discover its stunning church decorated with frescoes, the museum featuring religious relics and manuscripts, and wander through its tranquil courtyards with sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.
Agios Stefanos, the most accessible of all the Meteora monasteries, offers spectacular views over the valley and features an impressive chapel and museum. Still active and managed by nuns, it embodies the tranquility and dedication of monastic life.
Stroll through this delightful town at the foot of the Meteora rocks. Visit local shops for souvenirs, enjoy a coffee in the central square, or simply admire the dramatic views of the towering cliffs above.

• The total driving time from Volos Port to Meteora and back to the port is approximately 4 hours
• This tour includes approximately two hours of moderate to strenuous walking, with numerous steps to negotiate
• Shoulders and knees must be covered. Women are not permitted to wear pants or trousers inside the monasteries. It is recommended to wear a skirt or bring a pashmina or wrap to cover pants. Men must wear long trousers and cover their shoulders.
• Photography is not allowed inside the churches.
• Comfortable walking shoes and hats are recommended.
• On Mondays, the Monastery of Agios Stefanos is closed, and the visit will be replaced with the Monastery of Rousanou.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.