Pelion Settlements

In Pelion, you enjoy idyllic settlements up the mountain with great views. Traveling between them, you pass through an ancient forest filled with myths.

Dense vegetation has taken over the rocky coastline of Pelion.
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Pelion Settlements

The front side of a typical mansion in Portaria village of Pelion.
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Portaria

Volos

Located on the western slopes of Pelion, it has an amazing view over Volos. It has been voted a top tourist resorts in Thessaly.

Some of the snow-covered houses of Zagora in Pelion with the mountain in the background during a sunny day.
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Zagora Pelion

The largest village of Pelion, famous for its apples, is a place of ineffable experiences. Its heavenliness has healing capabilities.

The exterior of the terminal station of the railway in Milies of Pelion.
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Milies

South Pelion

Another Pelian village made out of dream stuff. Its fairytale aura and indescribable beauty will keep your eyes and hearts captivated.

A part of a mansion of Makrinitsa and the incredible view of Volos city and the Pagasetic Gulf in the background.
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Makrinitsa

Volos

The great Greek politician Eleftherios Venizelos, amazed by its astonishing views, has called this village "the Balcony Of Pelion".

Houses of Tsagkarada with a view of the blue sea of the Aegean in the background.
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Tsagkarada

Pelion

This Pelian village combines mountainous landscapes and seascapes, and has easy access to wonderful beaches in the Aegean Sea.

Small fishing boats anchored in the port of Nea Anchialos near Volos.
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Nea Anchialos

Magnesia

A relatively new coastal city founded in 1907 from the refugees of the old city of Anchialos that is located in south-east Bulgaria.

An image showing the bay of Ntamouchari including some buildings surrounded by the dense vegetation of the coast.
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Ntamouchari

Zagora-Mouresi

The northern bay has tavernas and bars, and the southern one clear waters for swimming. It's also the setting of all-time classic song, Dancing Queen.

A part of Agia Kyriaki village in South Pelion including the port and small fishing boats.
photo: Agía Kyriakí, Magnisia, Greece

Agia Kyriaki

South Pelion

A remote port town with an islandic vibe and a stunning landscape composed of sea and rock. Don't miss the fish taverns or the ouzerie.

The village of Trikeri on the top of the hill at the south end of the Magnesia Peninsula.
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Trikeri

South Pelion

Situated on a hill at the south of the Magnesia Peninsula, Trikeri with its island atmosphere stands out from the rest of Pelion villages.

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