Parti per un viaggio di un giorno intero da Atene alla volta delle splendide Meteore, note per i suoi monasteri altissimi e la serenità spirituale. Inizia la tua avventura con una comoda partenza da Atene alle 08:00, proprio di fronte alla stazione ferroviaria centrale. Viaggia a bordo di un pullman premium con aria condizionata e un autista professionista che parla inglese e ammira i suggestivi panorami della campagna mentre viaggi verso Kalabaka. Salta le affollate aree di sosta autostradali: goditi un tranquillo brunch in riva al mare, a pochi passi dall'acqua. Sorseggia un caffè o assapora un pasto leggero con vista sull'oceano e la fresca aria costiera. I pasti sono facoltativi e possono essere prenotati in anticipo tramite la nostra app di bordo per un'esperienza senza pensieri. Arrivato a Kalabaka, sali a bordo di un minibus VIP locale e incontra la tua guida esperta per un'esplorazione immersiva di Meteora. La tua guida locale esperta ti condurrà a visitare tre dei monasteri più famosi, con brevi soste fotografiche in tutti e sei. Lungo il percorso, potrai ammirare panorami spettacolari e ascoltare storie affascinanti sulla storia e la vita spirituale di Meteora. Immergiti nell'antica storia spirituale di Meteora esplorando le grotte nascoste degli eremiti scavate nelle scogliere dai primi monaci della regione. Dopo la visita alle grotte, rilassati con un pranzo facoltativo nel villaggio di Kastraki, dove piatti tradizionali greci vengono serviti in un ambiente tranquillo. I pasti non sono inclusi e si pagano direttamente al ristorante. Al ritorno, goditi un'ultima sosta facoltativa a Kamena Vourla verso le 20:00 per una cena in riva al mare.
Tour di un giorno ai monasteri di Meteora e alle Grotte dell'Eremita da Atene
- È un perfetto mix di patrimonio culturale e bellezza naturale
- Sarai circondato da monasteri maestosi arroccati su imponenti formazioni rocciose
- L'ambientazione unica delle grotte degli eremiti aggiunge un elemento intrigante alla tua esplorazione
- È una gita di un giorno memorabile tra storia, paesaggi mozzafiato e autentica cucina greca
- Sosta costiera per brunch e cena in un ristorante sul mare in riva al mare
Tour guidato
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Trasporto andata e ritorno
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Wi-Fi
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Guida locale
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Commento audio multilingue
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Acqua in bottiglia
Tour guidato
Spese d'ingresso
Spese d'ingresso
Theodore Diligiannis 31, Atene, Grecia
Accessibilità:
- Il tour richiede agli ospiti di salire delle scale per raggiungere i monasteri. Se qualcuno ha difficoltà a salire le scale, è possibile attendere nell'area di parcheggio, dotata di panchine.
Ricordati di portare:
- Per entrare nei monasteri è richiesto un abbigliamento adeguato. Ginocchia e spalle devono essere coperte sia per gli uomini che per le donne.
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