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Motorcycle Tour Greece, to Ioannina, Zagorohoria and Valia Calda Motorcycle tour Greece, to Ioannina, Zagorohoria and Valia Calda, self guided on a BMW Motorcycle tour Greece, to Ioannina, Zagorohoria and Valia Calda, self guided on a BMW Duration Difficulty Support vehicle 6 días Easy-Normal Nee Language Guide en Nee Epirus is located in the north-west part of Greece, between the mountain range of Pindos and the Ionian Sea. Its imposing mountains and the rivers which are traversed by wonderful arched stone built bridges create the perfect landscape for our motorcycle tour. Ioannina: Ioannina, the capital of Epirus, spreads out around the imposing Lake Pamvotida. Its still waters and the nameless small island, create a wonderful collage of colors around which the entire area lives and breathes. Ioannina was always multicultural, dominated mainly by Christian, Islamic and Jewish influences. This coexistence of cultural influences is clearly evident in the historic city center. Wonderful buildings like the House Matei Hussein, the Ottoman mosque of Veli Pasha and the entire historic centre of the town are unique attractions. Zagorochoria: A land where natural beauty exceeds imagination. Zagorohoria are considered to be some of the best-preserved villages in Greece. Our motorcycle tour will guide you through some of the most popular and scenic of them. The cosmopolitan Aristi, the mysterious Papiggo, the scenic Kipoi with the famous stone bridges, the serene Monodendri and the enigmatic Vovousa are just some small examples of the places that we will visit. Valia Calda: We will tour through the “Warm valley” considered to be one of the most attractive destinations in Europe! We will admire the high, impressive mountain ranges, the densely forested slopes and the amazing natural landscapes. The entire motorcycle tour, trails in a truly magnificent unspoiled paradise that will definitely heighten your senses and leave you craving for more! This guided motorcycle voyage is structured to offer truly heavenly sceneries and utopian landscapes of the Greek countryside, unparalleled beauty villages, magnificent stay and amongst the best local cuisines in Greece! Itinerary 1 - GS Traveler Moto Rentals - Ioannina - Athens to Ioannina via Lake Ziros and Roman Aqueduct Get acquainted with your BMW rental motorbike at the tour company's office. After a short briefing of the tour & itinerary, take off on your BMWs. All destinations and points of interest will be uploaded to the GPS that comes with the motorcycle. Stop At: Ziros Lake Go to this wonderful lake in the outskirts of Fillipiada. Relax and enjoy a beverage in this wonderful landscape. Stop At: Roman Aqueduct of Nikopolis, Filippiada Head to the north side of the valley of Louros, close to Agios Georgios village, north of Filippiada, the roman aqueduct of ancient Nikopolis dominates. 2 - Ioannina - Lake Pamvotida - Ioannina city and surrounding area Stop At: Ioannina, Ioannina Region, Epirus Ride to the capital of Epirus, which spreads out around the imposing Lake Pamvotida. Its still waters and the nameless small island, create a wonderful collage of colours around which the entire area lives and breathes. Ioannina was always multicultural, dominated mainly by Christian, Islamic and Jewish influences. See the coexistence of cultural influences at the historic city center. Wonderful buildings like the House Matei Hussein, the Ottoman mosque of Veli Pasha and the entire historic centre of the town are unique attractions. Stop At: Perama Cave, Perama Behold the picturesque village Perama only four kilometres from Ioannina on the road that goes from Metsovo to Trikala. A mythical world beyond your imagination awaits! You will see a lot of rooms with, particularly rich decor on the way whose length is about 1.500 metres. Stop At: Vrellis Greek History Museum (Wax Museum), Mpizani Head inside this privately owned wax museum in Ioannina regional unit, Greece. It was set up by the sculptor Pavlos Vrellis in February 1983 and is the best-known wax museum in Greece. The museum hosts 150 wax models in 37 themes, inspired by various events from Greek history. 3 - Ioannina - Papingo - Zagorohoria Stop At: Zagorohoria, Ioannina Region, Epirus Proceed to A land where natural beauty exceeds imagination. Zagorohoria are considered to be some of the best-preserved villages in Greece. This motorcycle tour will guide you through some of the most popular and scenic villages. The cosmopolitan Aristi, the mysterious Papiggo, the scenic Kipi with the famous stone bridges, the serene Monodendri and the enigmatic Vovousa are just some small examples of the places that you will visit. 4 - Ioannina - Pindos National Park - Valia calda Stop At: Vovousa, Ioannina Region, Epirus Tour through the Valia Calda or “Warm valley” considered to be one of the most attractive destinations in Europe! Admire the high, impressive mountain ranges, the densely forested slopes and the amazing natural landscapes. The entire motorcycle tour is a truly magnificent unspoiled paradise that will definitely stimulate your senses and leave you craving for more! 5 - Ioannina - Metsovo - Metsovo Stop At: Metsovo, Ioannina Region, Epirus See this tree-shaded village, retaining its traditional character, which dots the mountainside below Katara Col in the Mountain Range of Pindos. Metsovo is full of life throughout the year generously offering you its natural surrounding beauties. Particularly during winter, the famous Vlach village, the birthplace of various national benefactors (Tositsas, Stournaras, Averof etc.), is Epirus’ beloved tourist destination. 6 - Meteora - GS Traveler Moto Rentals - Meteora to athens Stop At: Meteora, Kastraki, Kalambaka Explore the complex of Meteora (UNESCO World Heritage site since 1988), built on the north-western edge of the Plain of Thessaly. It consists of monasteries built 400 meters above the ground on massive stone pillars. It is one of Christianity’s holiest places and attracts thousands of visitors year after year. The visitors get mesmerized by the size of the rock formations as well as the spectacular beauty and serenity originating from the Monasteries for those who seek spiritual enlightenment. Motorcycle R 1250 GS LC F 750 GS F 850 GS + $278.29 + $0.00 + $208.72 R 1250 GS Adv LC + $417.44 Dates & prices 2x people, 1x motorcycle in 2x people, 2x motorcycles in 1x person, 1x motorcycle in double room double room single room 01-Mar-2021 - $985.62 $1,681.35 $1,681.35 31-Dec-2021 01-Mar-2022 - $985.62 $1,681.35 $1,681.35 31-Dec-2022 Days not available: 01-Jan-2022 - 28-Feb-2022 * prices per person Included Basic insurance Breakfast Hotel Local taxes Maps & Roadbook Motorcycle rental Not included Guide Support vehicle Alcoholic beverages Damage deposit Dinner Enduro body protection kit Extreme cold protection Ferrys kit Flights Lunch Mechanic Motorcycle return to origin National parks tickets Non-Alcoholic beverages water-coffee On route snacks Parking Petrol & oil Photo-video souvenir Spare motorcycle Tips Transfers Visas Other information Kosten bij vroege annulering Important notice, in case of cancellation: The flight tickets, supplements and optional services subscribed in this tour regardless of the basic program, are subject to 100% of early cancellation costs. 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