Discover Meteora
Meteora is one of the most breathtaking places on Earth, where towering rock formations rise high above the town of Kalampaka. With its centuries-old monasteries perched atop these rocks, Meteora is not only a UNESCO World Heritage site but also a spiritual and natural wonder.
Ideal Location with Unrivalled views
Thea Petra is perfectly located to offer guests easy access to the monasteries, hiking trails, and local attractions, all while providing a peaceful, private luxury retreat with unrivalled views.
Explore Meteora’s Monasteries
Visit the historic monasteries built on the rock towers of Meteora—some dating back to the 14th century. Whether you’re an experienced climber or just want to explore, Meteora offers some of the best outdoor adventures in Greece.
Visit Kalampaka
Explore the town of Kalampaka, where you can enjoy traditional Greek cuisine, visit local markets, and experience the friendly hospitality of the locals.
Trikala
Trikala, a modern city with a rich history, combines monuments such as the Koursoum Mosque, the Asclepius Temple, and the Fortress with the technology of the Digital City. The traditional settlement of Varousi and the Tsitsanis Museum offer a unique blend of the old and the new. Additionally, the nearby town of Pylis, known for its historical monastery of “Porta Panagia” and the stone arched bridge of 1514, adds another layer to the history and beauty of the area. During the holidays, the
Mill of the Elves and the Tzoumerka mountains, just a few kilometres away, make Trikala an ideal year-round destination.
Local Delicacies, Flavours, Herbs, and Mushrooms
These shops were created to preserve the flavours of the old recipes from the mountainous region of Trikala. In traditional shops in Elati, you’ll find sun-dried trahana with sheep’s milk, a variety of natural products (honey, bulgur, sun-dried tomatoes), spoon sweets, jams, medicinal herbs from the area, and more. The taste of Thessaly invites you to enjoy it!
Wine Tourism in Meteora and Thessaly
The Meteora region belongs to the Thessalian wine zone, known for its excellent local wines, such as Mavro (red) and Assyrtiko (white). Visit the local wineries and vineyards for unique tastings and tours set in enchanting landscapes.
Near by Activities 100km radius
Pertouli
In the heart of Southern Pindos, Pertouli combines lush landscapes, streams, and a university forest, creating a unique mountain destination. The ski center, although small in size, offers endless moments of fun for both young and old, all year round.
Elati
Travelling to the western slope of the mountain, through dense forests of plane trees and firs, you reach the beautiful Elati or Tirna, at 950 meters altitude. It is the largest mountain village in the area, with complete tourist infrastructure year-round. Elati serves as the main starting point for many routes, from paved roads to forest trails, making it a popular choice for travelers and nature lovers.
Metsovo
Metsovo, a traditional mountain village in the heart of the Pindus Mountains, is famous for its well-preserved architecture and stunning landscapes. It is one of the most picturesque villages in Greece, with significant cultural landmarks such as the Folk Art Museum, which highlights local tradition, and the Averoff Gallery with works by Greek artists. Visitors can also visit the monasteries of St. Nicholas and Panagia, both set in enchanting locations.
Lake Plastira
Lake Plastira, an artificial lake in the heart of Thessaly, offers unparalleled natural beauty, surrounded by mountains and forests. Here, you can enjoy boat rides, hiking, or cycling with breathtaking views of the surrounding Pindus Mountains. The picturesque village of Neraida, with its stunning views of the lake and nature, is the perfect place for a relaxing break
Pindus Mountain Range
The Pindus Mountain Range, the backbone of mainland Greece, offers some of the most stunning natural landscapes in the country and is ideal for hiking. The Tzoumerka mountains, with their rugged and remote beauty, are a hidden paradise for nature lovers and adventurers. The Kalino Monastery, known for its secluded location and tranquil atmosphere, is also located in the area. Additionally, the Vikos-Aoos National Park, with the famous Vikos Gorge, is a protected sanctuary of wildlife and natural beauty.
Saint Vissarion
Far from the busy roads, hidden from the eyes of modern travelers, the medieval monastery of Saint Vissarion stands as an impregnable fortress at the foot of Mount Koziakas. It is one of the most impressive sights in the area. The massive three- story building, with its 366 cells (one for each day of the year, according to tradition), was founded in 1527.