Discover the beauty and history of Evrytania on a 5-6hr tour that blends nature, flavour, and tradition. We begin with a visit to historic Kefalovryso, the site of the 1823 battle, and continue to the impressive Holy Monastery of Proussos, renowned as the Lady of Roumeli.
We then stop at the award-winning “Stremmenos” Charcuterie for tastings of local cold cuts and tsipouro, followed by a guided tour and fish-tasting experience at the “FRESKO” fish farm in Gavros. In Neo Mikro Chorio, we enjoy lunch at the traditional tavern “To Rizoma,” before heading to picturesque Megalo Chorio. There, we visit the Social Cooperative “Evyriti” for local product tastings, explore the village’s Folklore Museum, and enjoy free time for coffee and shopping.
A day filled with history, authentic flavours, and warm Evrytanian hospitality!
Embark on a unique journey through the flavours and traditions of Evrytania. We start with a morning visit and hands-on experience at the Tsatalias dairy, including a cheese-tasting session.
Next, we explore the Orino beekeeping workshop, where you’ll take part in an immersive beekeeping activity and enjoy premium honey tasting
Our tour continues to the listed traditional settlement of Koryschades, including a guided tour of the Museum of National Resistance and a walk through the village’s charming lanes, highlighting its distinctive architecture.
We then relax with coffee and free time at the themed outdoor recreation park Saloon Park, before enjoying lunch at the traditional tavern “To Rizoma.”
In the afternoon, we conclude with a visit to the Carpinus Microbrewery – Antonopoulos, including beer tasting.
A day rich in local culture, traditional flavors, and authentic mountain life!
Experience a journey through history, tradition, and the breathtaking landscapes of Evrytania. We begin with a visit to the Weaving Revival Workshop of the Karpenisi Women’s Association, where you’ll enjoy a demonstration of traditional loom weaving.
We continue through the historic village of Klafsi, known for the ancient legend of a great massacre—said to have given the village its name (“klama” meaning “weeping”)—and for the Early Christian Basilica of Agios Leonidis.
Our route then leads us to the Kokkalia plateau at 1,400 meters, the site of the 279 BC battle where the Aetolians and Evrytanians defeated the invading Gauls. We explore the scenic mountain villages of Krikello and Domnista, embracing their charm and rich heritage.
We enjoy lunch in Krikello at the traditional tavern “Antigoni”, before returning to Karpenisi.
A tour filled with legends, mountain beauty, and timeless Greek tradition.


