A few words about our amazing Meteora Photo Tour team Meteora Photo Tour is a Destination Photography Company, licensed by Greek National Tourism Organization, offering specialized photo tours in Meteora and other iconic parts of Greece. We know it is important for you to have a quality experience while traveling and the thorough research that is put … Read More
Are you wondering what to do and what to photograph when you visit Meteora? We have gathered the top 10 places and experiences, that Meteora has to offer. We are local photographers who know the area well. Please read below to find our top picks for the most picturesque and interesting points making your time in … Read More
Meteora Photo Tour works with an extensive network of pro photographers helping travelers to hire a photographer in Santorini island, without the hassle. You are booking a local professional photographer with knowledge of scenic spots and the best times to visit throughout the season. Santorini is a famous island that is visited by millions every year … Read More
Kastraki Village of Meteora location The Kastraki of Meteora is a village located at the western part of Meteora in Greece, amphitheatrically built among high rocks, while its history travels back in time, It is a department of the municipality of Kalambaka and it is the most touristically developed village of the Prefecture of Trikala. The old … Read More
The Meteora Rocks and The Prehistoric Cave of Theopetra In a region of almost inaccessible sandstone peaks, monks settled on these ‘columns of the sky’ from the 11th century onwards. Twenty-four of these monasteries were built, despite incredible difficulties, at the time of the great revival of the eremetic ideal in the 15th century. Their 16th-century … Read More
In a unique country like Greece , the sunset is unique and each time differently! Depent of the season as you follow the path to upper rocks of Meteora there is some spots for nice photos.Our Meteora Sunset Photography Tours ,depending on the time of year starts two hours before sunset, (typically 4 hours), following an ancient root around Meteora and finished … Read More