Clearly one of the most beautiful and well-known beaches of eastern Pelion is the beach of Agios Sarandas, whose name was taken from a chapel in the area. In short, a pristine beach with blue-green waters, (characteristic of all the beaches in the area) with fine sand and pebbles. In addition, it is known for the characteristic pointed rock (calogero) that projects on the southern edge of the coast through the water and for the...

Although Makrinitsa is characterized and not unjustly as the balcony of Pelion, Portaria has almost nothing to envy since from various points of the settlement it offers an endless view of the Pagasitikos gulf and the capital of Magnesia. A typical example is the spot, shortly after the entrance to the renovated Xenia hotel, which is worth visiting and sitting for a coffee, depending on the season, of course, in order to enjoy...

This honorary title was used by Eleftherios Venizelos during his visit to Pelion in 1934 for Makrinitsa (Makrynitsa), one of the most popular and most beautiful villages of Pelion. The natural beauty of the landscape, the excellently preserved Pelion architecture, the enchanting goddess from the square and the short distance from Volos, have made Makrinitsa (Makrynitsa) one of the most popular tourist destinations in Pelion...

Delphi, the navel of the earth. The archaeological site of Delphi is one of the most important and richest in finds in Greece. Delphi, for centuries, was the religious and spiritual center of the ancient Greeks, as the Panhellenic sanctuary and the most important oracle of Ancient Greece was located there. Pretty close is the beautiful Arachova and of course the Parnassos ski resort so you have everything you need for a perfect...