Notable spots
At the foot of Mount Parnassos, within the angle formed by the
twin rocks of the Phaedriades, lies the Pan-Hellenic sanctuary
of Delphi, which had the most famous oracle of ancient
Greece.
Delphi was regarded as the centre of the world. Here lies the
Pan-Hellenic sanctuary of Apollo, the Olympian god of light,
knowledge and harmony. The sanctuary of Delphi, set within a
most spectacular landscape, was for many centuries the cultural
and religious centre and symbol of unity for the Hellenic world.
The history of Delphi begins in prehistory and in the myths of
the ancient Greeks.
This harmonious relationship, which has remained undisturbed
from ancient times to the present day, makes Delphi a unique
monument and a priceless legacy bequeathed by the ancient Greek
world to following generations.
Meteora is one of the biggest and most important group of
monasteries in Greece after those in Mount Athos. We can locate
the first traces of their history from 11th c. when the first
hermits settled there. The rock monasteries have been
characterized by Unesco as a unique phenomenon of cultural
heritage and they form one of the most important stations of
cultural map of Greece.Pillars of rock, sculpted by prehistoric
rivers and crowned by otherworldly monasteries, monuments to the
power of faith.
Meteora means ‘suspended in space’. Your first, second and third
sight of these impossibly tall, vertical rocks will have you
gasping in disbelief. But it’s not just the incredible geology
that stretches your imagination. It’s the monasteries balanced
on these pinnacles. The monks who built them were the original
rock climbers, lifting the materials up with pulleys, nets and
their bare hands.
Today, fans of the sport come to Meteora from the world over, to
pit themselves against these gigantic rocks. Unesco has declared
Meteora a World Heritage Site. The Greek state calls it a sacred
spot, inviolate and immutable. You’ll no doubt come up with
other adjectives to describe Meteora, this wonder of the world.
An artificial lake in perfect harmony with nature, embraced by
picturesque villages, fir forests and the imposing Agrafa
mountain range.
A miracle of both man and nature in Thessaly. The impressive dam
in Kakavia created Lake Plastiras, one of the biggest artificial
lakes in Greece and, framed by the fir tree peaks of the Agrafa
Mountains, one of the most beautiful. Enjoy your holiday biking
around the lake, kayaking, rock climbing and hiking, horseback
riding and 4x4 adventures. Taste authentic local flavours and
wines, relax in cosy stone guest houses with views of the lake
and explore old monasteries and historic villages.
This tour is currently offered as a self-guided, or as fully guided upon a group request of at least 8 riders. You can add one more day if you like. Contáctanos Ahora if you want some changes.
This tour can be done any time of the year but better from March to November.
BMW
R1250GS
1000
1200
1200
BMW
F750GS
850
1050
1050
YAMAHA
TENERE 700
850
1050
1050
CAN-AM
SPYDER
1650
1850
1850
BENELLI
TRK 502
610
810
810
Motorcycle use for 5 días and only during the tour
Full accomodation for 4 nights in double shared room, including
breakfast (single room optional)
Third party insurance
(Optional) Pick-up Drop-off from the airport
Daily briefing before departure
All legal taxes
Cost of gasoline
Toll costs
Entrance to museums and archaeological sites
Personal insurance
Anything not referred to above as "INCLUIDO"
