Pilgrimage tour with 3 islands
8 days
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8 days
This tour is not about leisure.
It is about the journey, the road, the effort, and a profound encounter with the holy sites of the Orthodox world.
The itinerary is rich and dynamic, includes transfers and changes of regions, and has been personally tested by the organizer.
Day 1 — Thessaloniki
Arrival in Thessaloniki. Meeting the group. Shrines of Thessaloniki. The grave of Saint Paisios the Athonite. The Monastery of Saint Anastasia the Deliverer from Bonds. The day of entering into pilgrimage — when the journey has only just begun, yet the inner spirit is already transforming.
Day 2 — Halkidiki Peninsula
Cruise along Mount Athos. The Holy Mountain nearby — without words or bustle. A day of silence, prayer, and special inner reflection.
Day 3 — Kavala — Lydia
Metochion of the Athonite monastery with the Belt of the Most Holy Theotokos. A monastery with a miraculous icon not made by human hands. Kavala. Lydia. A touch to the origins of Christianity and the living faith of women. A day that is deep and very personal.
Day 4 — Meteora — Corfu
Visit to Meteora — monasteries on the tops of towering rock formations. Transfer and ferry crossing to the island of Corfu. One of the most breathtaking days of the journey — when the grandeur of creation speaks louder than any words.
Day 5 — Corfu
Pilgrimage to the holy sites of the island. A whole day under the protection of Saint Spyridon — a saint who is felt here as living and close to the heart.
Day 6 — Corfu — Euboea
Departure from Corfu. Transfer to the island of Euboea. Monastery of Saint David of Evia. Bathing in the holy spring. A day of travel and quiet consolation — when fatigue gives way to inner peace.
Day 7 — Aegina — Athens
Aegina. Monastery of Saint Nektarios of Aegina. Monasteries of Athens. Saint Ephraim the New. Monastery of Christ Pantocrator (9th century). 179 Martyrs. Departure. A day of gratitude and completion of the journey — when you realize that the most important things have already happened within you.
• An active itinerary
• Daily transfers
• A pilgrimage pace
• Travel by minibus (1–16 people)
For those who are ready for the road and travel for meaning, not for comfort.
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1-6 people — private format
7-15 people — small group
16-30 people — medium-size group
35-50 people — large organized group
Regardless of the number of participants, route, pace, and quality remain consistent.