Travel to Elati and Pertouli, the mountain paradise of Greece

Discover Elati and Pertouli, nestled on the southern Pindos slopes, where lush meadows, murmuring streams, and ancient forests form a captivating landscape. These picturesque settlements offer a harmonious blend of natural beauty and modern amenities, making them a prime choice for winter getaways and unforgettable experiences.

Wander through charming cobblestone streets to uncover elegant stone mansions that stand as a testament to traditional architecture. Tranquil fountains and quaint chapels add to the area's charm, seamlessly blending with the surroundings.

From the iconic Porta Panagia church with its intricate mosaic décor to the spiritual haven of Agios Vissarion, the cultural landmarks enchant every visitor. The adjacent ski center promises exhilarating adventures, while nearby destinations like Neraidochori and Aspropotamos complete the allure.

Immerse yourself in the allure of Elati and Pertouli, where nature's splendor meets timeless culture, creating a tapestry of memories that will linger long after you've left.

Food and local cuisine

The area offers a wide range of local products of excellent quality. Try A wide variety of meat dishes (pork, venison, roe deer), with wild boar hunting and pork knuckle being the top local specialties, while handmade pasta and products such as chestnuts, apples, plums, herbs, mushrooms, hobey and the local tsipouro will excite you.

When to visit Elati and Pertouli

Although they are primarily mountainous destinations, both Elati and Pertouli are offered for visits all seasons depending on your interests. Winter is ideal for winter sports, while spring, summer and autumn are ideal seasons for hiking and all kinds of excursions to nature.

Moving from/ to Elati and Pertouli

Go to the area by road. By car from the road Pyli-Pertouli, (if you come from Pyli, Trikala, Karditsa), from the road Gardiki - Pertouli (if you come from the villages of Aspropotamos) and from the village Chrysomilia, if you come from Kalambaka. Frequent intercity bus routes of the Trikala law also ensure access to the area.