3 Day Delphi & Meteora Tour | Three Day Meteora & Delphi Tour| (2025) Edition
3 Day Delphi and Meteora Tour Greece
On the first day, travel through Levadia and Arachova, famed for its colorful carpets, to reach Delphi, a stunning sanctuary at the foot of Mount Parnassus.
Known as the center of the ancient world, Delphi was home to Greece’s most famous oracle and the Pythian Games.
Explore the archaeological site and museum, then enjoy dinner and an overnight stay.
On the second day, spend a leisurely morning in Delphi before traveling across the Thessalian Plain to Kalambaka, a quaint village where you’ll have dinner and stay overnight.
On the third day, visit the extraordinary Meteora, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
These towering rock formations host 24 monasteries, historically accessible by nets or ladders.
By the 14th century, the Grand Meteoron became the most prominent community.
Meteora is celebrated as a cultural and spiritual marvel.
Departing from Athens at 8:30 AM
Return at 7:00 pm
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Itinerary
Day 1DELPHI VISIT
Begin your journey with a drive through Levadia and the picturesque village of Arachova, known for its vibrant, multicolored carpets. Arrive in Delphi, situated at the foot of Mount Parnassus and framed by the twin rocks of the Phaedriades. Revered as the center of the ancient world, Delphi was home to the most famous oracle of ancient Greece. Mythology tells of Zeus sending two eagles from opposite ends of the earth to meet at Delphi, marking it as the “navel of the world.”
Explore the archaeological site and museum, which showcase Delphi’s rich cultural and religious history as a Pan-Hellenic sanctuary and the site of the Pythian Games, second only to the Olympics. Dinner and overnight stay in Delphi.
Day 2KALAMBAKA
Enjoy a leisurely morning in Delphi, surrounded by its stunning landscape. In the afternoon, travel across the Thessalian Plain, known as Greece’s agricultural heartland, to reach Kalambaka. Upon arrival, take a short tour of the village before having dinner and staying overnight in Kalambaka.
Day 3METEORA MONASTERIES VISIT - TRAVEL BACK TO ATHENS
Visit the awe-inspiring Meteora, a name meaning “suspended in air,” which refers to the remarkable rock formations hosting a community of 24 monasteries. These monasteries, Greece’s most significant after Mount Athos, are perched atop towering cliffs and were historically accessible only by nets or retractable wooden ladders.
The monks cultivated the fertile valleys below, growing crops like grapes, corn, and potatoes. By the late 14th century, the Grand Meteoron Monastery emerged as the dominant community. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Meteora is celebrated as a unique cultural and spiritual phenomenon.
After visits start the drive back to Athens passing through Thermopylae (Photo Stop). This visit can take place sometimes the second day( general notes).
