On your second day, we explore Tsagkarada which is sprawled in a large area, reaches out over two slopes and has many charming spots. Tsagkarada is characterised by the beautiful mansions, the traditional neoclassical houses, stone-paved cobbled streets and the elaborate fountains all in a very lush green environment. A beautiful easy walking spot is the magical green environment is a short stroll to the old Stone bridge built in 18th c. From the main square of Tsagkarada where the 1000-year-old gigantic plane tree stands – the width of the trunk exceeds 15m! – start exciting hiking trails which we can organise with a local experienced guide if you are interested (extra cost, please enquire). One of the many trail starts from Tsagkarada and goes all the way to the sea in Fakistra famous beach and in Damouchari seaside village, where you can have your lunch by the sea.

After Tsagkarada we travel to Xorychti, a photographic village at 420 m elevation, and can visit Lampinou sandy beach close by for a seaside coffee or a swim. We then pass by Kalamaki, on our way to another famous Pelion village Milies. Overnight at Milies. At traditional mansions like Archontiko Filippidi

After your breakfast, we explore Milies, a striking traditional Greek mountain village, at a height of 400 m on Mount Pelion. Milies is notable for being the terminus of the narrow-gauge (60 cm) Pelion Railway, built in 1895, the station of which we will visit. The exciting view you have from this hilly place includes the sea (Pagasitikos bay), the forests of the mountain, Evia island, and the traditional villages around. Next, you will visit the old library and the local Folklore Museum. The area is ideal for horse-riding and other outdoor activities.

From Milies, we will start our return to Athens passing by the extraordinary villages of Vizitsa and Pinakates and then your driver will follow the coastline and stop at Kato Gatzea for seaside lunch. Return to Athens and drop off – at your desired location.