Scattered all over the famous Mount Pelion are numerous villages. All villages have their own individual charm and uniqueness, and this is what makes Pelion so much fun to explore and travel around. The large famous villages such as Portaria, Tsagarada and Zagora are well known and hugely popular, but there are also smaller lesser known villages that offer a unique taste of Pelion to the visitor.

The Pelion Peninsula is nearly all surrounded by sea, and we are fortunate enough to have been blessed with some of the best beaches in all Greece. The famous beaches of Fakistra and Agia Saranta offer visitors crystal clear waters. In Pelion, if you look and explore hard enough, you can easily find a small beach or spot near to the sea with no one else in sight; your own private beach in fact.

The airport in nearby Nea Anhialos also makes Pelion accessible to visitors from all over the world. There are also the bus and train station in Volos. You can have no excuse for not visiting Pelion as part of your Greek holiday experience.

Whatever time of the year you decide to visit Pelion, you can rest assured that your holiday here will be a very enjoyable one. Sumer time is popular for the beaches and sea activites that take place in the region.

Winter time is when the famous ski slopes on Mount Pelion are full of people who have come here not only to ski and participate in winter sports, but to also enjoy the stunning views and atmosphere that only Pelion can offer.