Meteora Monasteries Day Trip at 9 AM, Sunset, Caves & Lunch

About This Experience

Join a full-day trip from Athens to Meteora and explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a local guide. Visit 3 monasteries inside, see all 6 from panoramic …

Highlights

• Leaves Athens at 9 am by air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi and USB sockets
• From November to March, a sunset stop at a viewpoint, weather and timing permitting
• More than four hours at Meteora with a live local guide, and a free audio guide
• Three monasteries inside (two from November to March), all six seen from viewpoints, and the hermit caves
• Lunch by option, with about ten dishes to choose from, vegan included, and a bottle of water

What's Included

• ✓ Round trip from Athens by air-conditioned coach, with rest stops on the way
• ✓ Free Wi-Fi and USB chargers on the coach
• ✓ A live English- or Spanish-speaking local guide at Meteora, by the option chosen
• ✓ A free audio guide in 12 languages
• ✓ Visits inside three monasteries (two from November to March)
• ✓ All six monasteries seen from the viewpoints
• ✓ The hermit caves
• ✓ Photo stops at the viewpoints
• ✓ A sunset stop at a viewpoint, November to March
• ✓ Greek lunch at a local restaurant with a bottle of water, if that option is chosen
• ✓ A local map of Meteora

Not Included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off in Athens
• Entry fees to monasteries (€5 per person at each monastery, cash only)
• Guide inside the monasteries (multilingual smart audio guide available for free)
• Tips (optional)

Good to Know

• The tour is guided in English or Spanish by a live local guide
• Audio guide in English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Korean and Chinese
• Modest clothing is required inside the monasteries: for women, skirts to the knee or longer, no trousers; no shorts or sleeveless tops
• The hermit caves are seen from outside only; they cannot be entered
• Each monastery entrance is up a short flight of stairs
• From November to March the tour goes inside two monasteries, because of the shorter winter hours, and stops for the sunset at a viewpoint, weather and timing permitting