Mount Pelion is one of the most impressive and dominating mountains in all of Greece. The Pelion region is itself, one of the most unique and beautiful areas in Greece, combining perfectly the sandy beaches and blue crystal seas with rugged and nature filled mountains.

It is said that the Gods chose Pelion as their playground, and when you visit this magical region of Greece, you will be able to understand why.

Pelion is a very popular holiday destination for both Greeks and visitors from around the world. And unlike many holiday destination in Greece, Pelion is an area that is perfect holidays every season of the year.

The mountainous village of Zagora, located 47km from the city of Volos, is the largest of all villages around Pelion, and is probably also in the best location of Pelion, offering inspiring views over Pelion and the Aegean Sea.

Zagora was also one of the most important villages in Pelion in terms of wealth and trade.

The silk industry was one of the main occupations of the villagers, and with sea trade possible from the nearby port of Horefto, the village was able to grow both financially and trade-wise.

Today however, the main production from the village is it's famous apples and pears, which can be found in stores and markets all over Greece.

With the famous ski centre of Agriolefkes on Mount Pelion, and the numerous beautiful beaches, Pelion is an inspiration to us all, every day of the year. Whenever you decide to take your holiday here, you can be sure of unforgetable moments.

In Zagora, there are many interesting things to see, which offer a fantastic insight into the history of our village. One such place to visit is the old school of "Rigas", which is known as the oldest school in Pelion.

This school is directly opposite our maisonettes which we offer for accommodation for your visit to Pelion. Rigas Ferreos, the leader of the revlution against the Turks studied at this school, as did other figuers of importance such as Anthimos Gazis and Kallinikos Lapatis, Patriarch of Konstantinopole. There is also the famous library of Zagora, which holds over 15,000 old books and papers.

Zagora has a wealth of traditional mansions and old houses which are well worth visiting. There are also several beautiful churches which one should try to visit as well to admire the stunning frescoes and icons inside. You can also enjoy several festivals which take part every year.

Pelion has it all. The beauty, the magic, the absorbing views and nature, lovely beaches, the famous ski centre, and so much more.