• Tsagkarada - Nestled in the heart of Pelion, Tsagkarada is a picturesque mountain village celebrated for its verdant forests, traditional stone architecture, and warm hospitality. Visitors can leisurely explore its charming streets, admire the ancient plane trees in the village square, and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. With time to indulge in a meal at a local taverna, guests can relish authentic Pelion cuisine, experiencing the rich flavors and inviting atmosphere of this enchanting village. Tsagkarada perfectly combines natural beauty, history, and delectable food, making it an unforgettable stop in Pelion.
• Mylopotamos Beach - Mylopotamos Beach is a stunning coastal treasure in the Pelion region, famous for its turquoise waters and dramatic natural beauty. Featuring a blend of sandy and pebble shores bordered by rugged cliffs and lush green hills, it’s an ideal location for swimming, relaxing, and sunbathing. The serene ambiance and crystal-clear waters make Mylopotamos a perfect place to unwind, enjoy the spectacular views, and fully appreciate the unique allure of Pelion’s coastline. An optional lunch break is available at the traditional taverna above the beach or in Kala Nera Village.

• Private transportation
• Port Pick up & Drop Off
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Swim-Stop
• Tour Guide

• Food/Drinks

The journey starts at Volos Port, traveling through scenic mountain roads to the delightful village of Tsagkarada. Situated on the slopes of Mount Pelion and surrounded by dense forests, this charming village is ideal for a brief stop. Enjoy a coffee break, capture photos of the stunning landscapes, and visit the renowned Agia Paraskevi Square, which features the legendary 1,000-year-old plane tree. From Tsagkarada, continue the adventure by driving through lush green forests to Mylopotamos Beach, one of the most beautiful and famous beaches in Pelion. Here, there is time for a relaxing swim in the crystal-clear waters. Before heading back to Volos, an optional lunch break can be arranged upon guests’ request and subject to availability, either at a traditional seaside taverna above Mylopotamos Beach or at Kala Nera Village, a charming seaside resort on the Pagasetic Gulf.

• We recommend comfortable clothes and sensible walking shoes or sneakers. Sunglasses and sunscreen are also suggested, as well as a change of clothes and a swim-suit, of course!
• Tour involves walking over uneven surfaces. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account .
• Access to Mylopotamos Beach involves descending and ascending a significant number of steps carved into the hillside

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