Explore Mt Pelion and picturesque Greek villages, Private tour from Volos

Let's find out about the most beautiful Greek mountain! According to our mythology, the Centaurs lived there. Furthermore, the twelve gods of Olympus used to spend their summertime on Pelion, taking advantage of its beauties. Sometimes myths do not lie, regarding Pelion, they showcase the wilderness of beauty which combines with some of the most beautiful beaches that Greece has to offer. Full of traditional villages, Pelion had the first train ever in Greece that connected a city with a mountain. We can still see the only rivet bridge in the world which is still in use, a more than a thousand-year-old platanas tree, a wide view of the Aegean sea, visit some of the most famous and traditional villages of our area and of course go swimming. Food won't disappoint you at all! On the contrary, it's always a unique experience. Pelion is a mountain that we, locals, are proud of, and visit on a regular basis. One of the most beloved destinations amongst Greeks. Once you visit, you want to return again and again!

- We begin preferably in the morning. - We will depart for our amazing trip to the stunning village of Milies. - We will hike towards the train lanes till we get to the De Chirico rivet bridge. The route we follow is more than satisfactory. A waterfall, wild nature, outstanding view, and conclude with a unique bridge! - The main square is ideal for coffee. Sightseeing (old library and church) - Swimming - You can choose between some of the most beautiful beaches that Pelion - Greece has to offer. Milopotamos, Agios Ioannis-Papa Nero or Chorefto are famous all over Greece for their crystal clear water and inexplicable beauty. - Lunchtime in a really good Greek tavern (optional) - Tsagkarada - It is always a good idea to take a coffee under the big Platanos tree's shade on a hot summer day! - Makrinitsa - We'll hike to the main square through the traditional houses and shops. Do some sightseeing and enjoy the view. (Optional, we can visit the Byzantine museum full of ritual treasures of Makrinitsa)