1. Delphi & Meteora

The Battle Ground of Chaeronia, The Monastery of Osious Lukas, Arahova, Sancuary of Delphi, The Monasteries of Meteora & The Battle Ground of Thermopylae (Two overnight stay in Delphi and Meteora).
The Monastery of Osious Lucas: In the year 946 AC Osious Loukas first built his cell, a small church in which to pray. He also made a beautiful garden in which he grew his vegetables. The monastery is famous for its wall paintings.
Arahova: A winter destination in Greece is accompanied by the best ski resort in Greece. The town of Arahova boasts a lively nightlife, excellent food and fabulous accommodation.
The Famous Sanctuary of Delphi: Temple of Apollo where the statues and other offerings to the god were kept, Treasury of the Athenians contained trophies from important Athenian victories, Polygonal Wall, Stoa, Ancient Theater, Ancient Gymnasium, Castalian Fountain, Ancient Stadium, Tholos of Athina Pronea.
The Monasteries of Meteora: Most of the monasteries were built or renovated in the 16th century. Great Meteoron, Rousanou, Agia Triada, Varlaam, Agios Nikolaos Anapafsa, Ypapanti, Agios Stefanos. A good road leads from Kalambaka to the monasteries with their wonderful wall paintings, ecclesiastical treasures, rich libraries with precious manuscripts, and exquisite icons. Also the movie For Your Eyes Only with JAMES BOND was filmed there.
The battle Ground of Thermopylae: with a modern-day monument of King Leonidas I of Sparta. Thermopylae means hot gates in Greek. This is derived from the myth that Heracles had jumped into the river in an attempt to wash off the Hydra poison imbibed in the cloak that he could not take off. The river was said to have turned hot and stayed that way ever since.

Breakdown of Tour Time

• Day 1. The Monastery of Osious Lucas, Arahova, Delphi-Overnight in Delphi
• Day 2. Thermopylae- Overnight in Meteora
• Day 3. Visit 3-4 Monasteries- Drop off in Athens