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From which Greek resort is the closest to get to METEOR
and what is the best way to get there on your own? Thanks for the answer olsto@rambler.ru
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It is very convenient to get from Thessaloniki to Meteora by train - departure at 17-59 hours, arrives in Kalambaka at 21 hours. If you want by bus, they go very often from Thessaloniki to Trikala, and from Trikala to Kalambaka every hour.
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answered 11 years ago
take the car, they are already with navigators. For a company of 4 people it will cost less than excursions. Car rental 40 euros per day. gasoline 1.85 euro liter. the distance from Thessaloniki to Kalambaka is 215-220 km. Consider. in the navigator, score Kalambaka. He does not see meteors. Definitely just a car. Don't forget to stop near the gorge "300 Spartans"
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answered 11 years ago
It is best to relax in Pieria in Platamonas. It is convenient to go to Meteora on your own, then you fall on the tail of some Russian-speaking excursion, and then climb and see for yourself. If you are interested, I will describe a lot of interesting places that you can see if you are based in Pieria.
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answered 11 years ago
Agree with Pieri closest. This is either Platamonas or Paralia Katerinis, but you can also get from Halkidiki, about 1 hour further than from Pieria.
Excursion about 70 euros per person
Excursion about 70 euros per person
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answered 11 years ago
Many thanks to everyone. If we find fellow travelers with a car, then we will use the advice of v.onasenko, if not, then a question to sigur62 about the first bus trips and how long does it take to go to Kalambaki? Another question about the weather in winter (February) and is the road dangerous by car?
Thanks everyone for the replies
Thanks everyone for the replies
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answered 11 years ago
If such February, as December and January this year, have not yet seen winter.
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