From gentle forest walks to the Mytikas summit at 2,918m — the mountain has a route for every level. The Enipeas Gorge trail starts at the town square, 5 minutes from us.
Just minutes from the property, Plaka Beach welcomes you with crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and uninterrupted views of Mount Olympus. The perfect starting point for exploring Pieria’s coastline and experiencing the Aegean at your own pace.
Thessaloniki, just 60 minutes away, blends history, gastronomy, and vibrant urban energy. From its Byzantine monuments and seaside promenade to bustling markets and atmospheric backstreets, it offers the perfect day trip from the calm of Pieria.
The Olympus National Park is home to more than 1,700 plant species, dozens of which are endemic to the mountain. In spring, its lower slopes transform into a vibrant mosaic of colours and scents.
Just above the coast, Litochoro is one of Greece’s most atmospheric mountain villages. Stone-paved alleys, traditional tavernas, and lively kafeneia create an authentic evening setting at the foot of Mount Olympus.
n unexpected layer of Litochoro’s identity is revealed through its seafaring past. Ship models, nautical objects, and archival material bring to life the stories of local maritime families who once sailed the world’s oceans.
Overlooking the Aegean, Platamonas Castle stands as one of the most impressive medieval fortresses in Northern Greece. Built to control the passage between Macedonia and Thessaly, it offers a unique blend of history and breathtaking sea views.
A sacred stop on the slopes of Olympus, set near the Enipeas Gorge. Peaceful, atmospheric, and deeply connected to the mountain’s spiritual history.
The ancient capital of Macedon and burial site of Philip II — father of Alexander the Great. The Royal Tombs are among the most extraordinary archaeological finds in Greece, hidden beneath a burial mound and preserved exactly as discovered in 1977.
Monasteries perched on towering sandstone pillars, suspended between earth and sky. One of Greece’s most otherworldly landscapes. Six monasteries remain active; all six are open to visitors. Best experienced early morning or at golden hour.
Wildflowers blanket the lower slopes, while crisp, clear days invite you to explore. By late May, mountain trails are at their finest, and Litochoro comes alive with the vibrant energy of spring.
Summit season at its peak. Hot coastal days, warm evenings, and the mountain pleasantly cool above 1,500m.
Pine and beech forests turn gold. Cooler temperatures mean ideal hiking conditions. The village slows down — in the best way.
Snow-capped peaks, quiet cobbled streets, and cozy evenings create a different side of Olympus. A season made for peaceful escapes, scenic walks, and moments of pure tranquility.
