Price:

Adult 90 EUR

For a child under 12 years old 60 EUR

Children under 4 years old are free. 

What you will see:

• Unique monasteries on the rocks;
• You will watch how icons are made;
• You will admire mainland Greece;
• You will learn more about the history of Greece itself.

One of the longer trips from Corfu, but worth the trouble. Majestic caves, and hanging over them, overgrown (it’s hard to even find a word) monastery buildings on impressive natural sandstone cliffs. As if you’ve come close to Heaven.

The history of its creation and construction is extraordinary. Even if you plan to visit on your own, it would be useful to have the help of a guide who knows the history of ancient relics very well.

Meteora is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracting millions of pilgrims from all over the world. There are currently 6 monasteries operating.

• From Corfu Island, take a ferry to Igoumenitsa and travel to Kalambaka. You will admire the landscape of the Greek mainland, as well as the wild beauty of the Pindus Mountains.
• Upon arrival in Kalambaka at the foot of Meteora, you will see handmade Christian icons in a hagiography workshop.
• You will visit two monasteries located on the rocks.
• In the small town of Kalambaka you can taste traditional Greek food. 

Departure: Mondays, Thursdays

Time: adjusted when booking according to the accommodation location.

Languages: Russian, English, German. 

The price includes: transportation, ferry tickets, guide services (Russian, English). 

Additional fees: Entrance to monasteries (about 3 EUR each), personal expenses, lunch.

Note: Women are not allowed to wear trousers, and men are not allowed to wear shorts, only long trousers. If a tourist’s clothing does not meet the established rules, it is possible to use public clothing specially designed for this purpose (long skirts, etc. – at the monastery, they usually charge a fee).