• Meteora - After the fascinating tour of the 3 most accessible monasteries, you can enjoy a delightful lunch with Greek traditional dishes and “Mezedes” in the picturesque Kastraki village.
• Meteora - Breathtakingly surreal and serenely spiritual, the Metéora monasteries spring forth from a dreamy landscape of rocky megaliths in the plains of the Thessaly Valley. The first hermits came to this far-removed corner of Greece at least as early as the 11th century to withdraw from the world and contemplate divinity. Christian Orthodox monks began building monasteries here in the 14th century. Originally 24 monasteries stood at this astonishing location, built onto the edges of vertiginous cliffs or perched on sheer sandstone formations as high as 300 meters. With their exalted heights and almost mystical inaccessibility, the Metéora monasteries seem to soar towards heaven and reflect the human striving for holiness. Please be modestly dressed. Women are suggested to wear long skirts & long sleeves. If you do not have, you will be given a skirt in your way in.
• Battlefield of Thermopylae - On your way back to Athens, stop at Thermopylae, where one of most epic battles of all times took place. 300 Spartans faced the Persian army and stopped them for 2 days. See the battlefield and the statue of King Leonidas.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Pickup & Drop off
• Private Transportation
• Greek Culinary Welcome Gift
• Bottled Water - Snack

• Gratuities
• Tour Guide inside Monasteries ( upon request with extra charge)
• Entrance fees
• Meals

Experience a private journey by executive car or minivan to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed monasteries of Meteora. The name “Meteora” translates to “middle of the sky,” and with their lofty heights and almost mystical seclusion, the Meteora monasteries appear to ascend towards the heavens, symbolizing humanity’s quest for sanctity. Pass by naturally formed caves where the first hermits resided and take in the breathtaking views. After an intriguing tour of the three most accessible monasteries, savor a delightful lunch featuring traditional Greek dishes and “Mezedes” in the charming village of Kastraki. On the return trip to Athens, make a stop at Thermopylae, the site of one of history’s most legendary battles. Here, 300 Spartans held off the Persian army for two days. Capture photos of the statue of Leonidas and watch a brief video detailing the events that transpired there.

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