Begin your journey in Pinakates, one of Pelion’s most picturesque and untouched villages. Stroll through cobblestone paths lined with stone mansions and flowered courtyards. Continue to Vizitsa, a UNESCO-preserved village known for its elegant architecture and heritage mansions. Here, you’ll visit a local boutique shop or small cooperative to enjoy a tasting of traditional Pelion products. Next, visit Milies, one of Pelion’s cultural centers. Explore the Church of the Archangels (Agios Taxiarchis), famous for its frescoes and acoustics, and walk by the old train station where the historic Pelion steam train ends its route. You may also visit the Folklore Museum, which showcases artifacts of local life through the centuries. Conclude your day in Kala Nera, a charming seaside village on the Pagasetic Gulf. Stroll along the waterfront, enjoy a coffee or light lunch at a local taverna, and soak in the relaxed atmosphere before returning.
Once you disembark from your cruise ship at the Port of Volos, you will see the cruise line buses will be parked directly in front of the ship. Our Avalon Travel vehicles and staff will be located to the right side as you exit the ship.
Please look to your right and walk a short distance in that direction. Our team will be waiting there, holding Avalon Travel signs so you can easily identify them.
Discover the enchanting traditional village of Pinakates, where stone-paved paths, historic mansions, and lush greenery create a serene escape. Take in the authentic charm of this hidden gem as you wander through its quiet streets and admire the beautifully preserved architecture.
Continue to the nearby village of Vizitsa, celebrated for its elegant archontika (traditional mansions) and serene, picturesque setting. As you walk along Vizitsa’s cobblestone lanes, take in the well-preserved 18th- and 19th-century architecture and lush surroundings. During your visit, enjoy a delightful tasting of local honey and other traditional Pelion products, giving you a flavorful introduction to the area’s culinary heritage
In the picturesque village of Milies, visitors are welcomed with ample time to enjoy lunch at a traditional taverna, savoring the authentic flavors of local Pelion cuisine. Known for its vibrant history and as the terminus of the historic Pelion steam train, Milies invites you to wander its charming streets, visit the historic church of Agion Taxiarchon, and explore local shops featuring handmade crafts. With its inviting atmosphere, scenic views, and delicious culinary offerings, Milies is the perfect spot to relax and experience the warm hospitality of the region.
Conclude your day in Kala Nera, a charming seaside village on the Pagasetic Gulf. Stroll along the waterfront, enjoy a coffee or light lunch at a local taverna, and soak in the relaxed atmosphere before returning.
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