Volos
Pelion

Discover the enchanting beauty of Volos and Pelion:
Journey through history, mythology and natural wonders

cosmos transfer

All-day trip

From Thessaloniki to Pelion & Volos

Four and a half hours from Thessaloniki, whether you are a history buff, a nature lover, or just looking for a unique experience, let us guide you to the wonders of Volos and Pelion.

Taxi transfer to Volos and Pelion

Planning your trip to a place you’re visiting for the first time can be difficult, especially if you haven’t calculated your transportation to and from your final destination. Cosmos Transfer is here for you. You can easily book a taxi or van that will take you from your hotel in comfort and safety.

Thessaloniki Airport to Volos and Pelion

After arriving in Thessaloniki by airport Makedonia your private taxi or van will be waiting to take you from Thessaloniki Airport to Volos and Pelion.

Excursion information

The enchanting city of Volos and the enchanting peninsula of Pelion. Steeped in history, rich in mythology, and blessed with stunning natural beauty, these regions promise an unforgettable journey into the heart of Greece

Each excursion has a basic design, but this does not mean that it cannot be adapted to your personal preferences after it has been agreed upon in advance by our staff.

Cosmos Transfer will pick you up from your hotel or the point you indicate and will take you to Volos, Pelion, and your return to Thessaloniki.
Our spacious, air-conditioned, and modern vehicles offer you comfortable and relaxing transport.

Our drivers are always willing to serve you.

You just enjoy the excursion!

Tour Guide Service

Cosmos Transfer cooperates with experienced tour guides to enable visitors to get to know and love all the beauties hidden in Volos and Pelion.

Our fleet

consists of new technology comfortable and safe vehicles.

Our professional drivers are trained and harmonized

with the strictest European and international road safety standards.

What you will see

Sights of Volos

History:

Volos, one of the oldest cities in Greece, is located at the foot of Pelion, where the Pagasitic Gulf meets the Aegean Sea.

Known as the mythical home of the Centaurs and the departure point of the Argonauts, Volos boasts a fascinating history intertwined with ancient Greek mythology.

Discover the ancient history of the city by visiting the Athanasakeion Archaeological Museum of Volos, which houses fascinating artifacts from the Neolithic, Hellenistic, and Byzantine periods.

Popular spots

What you will see

The mountain villages of Pelion:

Explore the enchanting stone-built villages of Pelion

There are approximately 24 traditional villages on the Pelion peninsula, each with its own unique charm, architecture, and natural beauty. Some of the most famous villages are Makrinitsa, Portaria, Tsagarada, Milies, and Zagora. Nestled among lush forests, they offer visitors an authentic experience of Greece’s rich cultural heritage.

The Pelion train:
also known as “Moutzouris”, is a historic narrow-gauge railway that stretches between Ano Lechonia and Milies. The main stops include:

Ano Lechonia: The starting point of the train journey is at the foot of Pelion.
Pinakates: A charming traditional village, known for its stone houses and narrow streets.
Vyzitsa: A picturesque village with cobbled streets, beautiful mansions, and an impressive view of Pagasitikos Gulf.
Milies: The last stop of the train journey, a popular village with a rich cultural heritage and stunning panoramic views.
Makrinitsa Village: Often referred to as the ‘Balcony of Pelion’, this charming village offers stunning views, traditional architecture, and cobbled streets.
Tsagarada Village: A picturesque village famous for its historic square, green landscapes, and a century-old plane tree, one of the oldest in Greece.
Portaria: A popular destination with beautiful mansions, cobbled streets, and panoramic views, making it the ideal spot to experience the authentic Pelionian atmosphere.