About the house
Under the rocks of Meteora, a new construction of a 3-level urban maisonette is waiting to charm you. Comfortable, functional, authentic and exquisitely decorated with 2 wonderful courtyards, barbecue and outdoor dining that complete the image of the house. It offers you peace and tranquility in the center of Kalambaka. The space is suitable for 8 people who love nature and want to enjoy the beauty of Meteora and the wider area throughout the year.
“Homel Oasis” combines modern with traditional style of Meteora, it was created and decorated by the owners radiating their special style. The furniture is carefully selected in a simple and at the same time modern style. On the 1st floor, there is the living room and the dining room, the WC and the kitchen from which you have access to the wonderful patio with the barbecue and the outdoor dining area. A comfortable internal staircase leads you to the 2nd floor where there are the 2 bedrooms with their private balconies and the large functional bathroom. In the semi-basement, there is a double bed with a large living room.
The functional kitchen is fully equipped and covers every need. The bathrooms are functional with special simple touches as well. If there is a baby, a cot is available.
A unique pleasure is the little wooden house in the patio which both children and adults love. The yard with many plants welcomes you to Homel Oasis where you can also enjoy your breakfast or your lunch under the rocks of Meteora. Therefore, all of the above contribute to the guests enjoymed of this unique space. The property has an air conditioner in one bedroom and a fan in the other bedroom.
What this place offers
Scenic views
Courtyard view
Bathroom
Hair dryer
Cleaning products
Hot water
Bedroom and laundry
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Hangers
Bed linens
Extra pillows and blankets
Room-darkening shades
Iron
Clothing storage
Entertainment
TV
Family
Crib
Outlet covers
Heating and cooling
AC – split-type ductless system
Central heating
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Kitchen and dining
Kitchen
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Refrigerator
Cooking basics
Pots and pans, oil, salt and pepper
Dishes and glasses
Bowls, plates, cups, etc.
Freezer
Electric cooker
Oven
Hot water kettle
Coffee maker: drip coffee maker, espresso machine
Wine glasses
Toaster
Microwave
Dining table
Coffee
Home safety
First aid kit
Internet and office
Wifi
Location features
Free street parking
Private entrance
Outdoor
Patio or balcony
Backyard
Outdoor furniture
Outdoor dining area
Services
Luggage drop-off allowed
For guests’ convenience when they have early arrival or late departure
Long-term stays allowed
Allow stay for 28 days or more
Not included
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Eat and Drink
Outdoor Activities
Culture
Flights
Remember that travel information can change, so it’s always a good idea to check with official tourism websites or local authorities for the most up-to-date information when planning a trip to Greece.
Frequently Asked Questions
Meteora is located in central Greece, near the town of Kalambaka and the larger city of Trikala. It’s easily accessible from Athens, Thessaloniki, and other major Greek cities.
Meteora is renowned for its stunning rock formations and monasteries perched atop these towering pillars. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, celebrated for its unique blend of natural beauty and spiritual significance.
There are six active monasteries in Meteora that you can visit: Great Meteoron, Varlaam, Roussanou, St. Stephen’s, Holy Trinity, and St. Nicholas Anapafsas. Visitors are welcome, but be prepared for uphill climbs and a dress code that includes covering shoulders and knees.
The best time to visit Meteora is during the spring and autumn (March to October) when the weather is mild and the landscape is lush. Summers can be hot, while winters are cold, but both offer unique experiences.
You can reach Meteora by train or bus from both Athens and Thessaloniki. The train journey from Athens offers picturesque views. Alternatively, you can rent a car for more flexibility.
In addition to monastery and museum visits, you can go hiking on the many trails that offer panoramic views, explore archaeological sites like Theopetra Cave, indulge in photography, or join guided tours for cultural insights.
Yes, there is a dress code for visiting monasteries. Both men and women should cover their shoulders and knees. Skirts, shawls, and scarves are often provided at the entrance for those who need them.
Yes, day trips from Athens to Meteora are possible, but it involves a long day of travel. Consider an overnight stay in Kalambaka or Trikala to fully explore the region and its attractions.
Photography rules may vary in different monasteries, but generally, photography is allowed in outdoor areas and courtyards but not inside the chapels and museums. Always ask for permission and respect any posted rules.
Yes, guided tours are available and highly recommended. Knowledgeable local guides can provide historical, cultural, and spiritual insights into Meteora, enhancing your experience.
Remember to check the opening hours of the monasteries, especially if you plan to visit more than one in one day, as they may have varying schedules. Enjoy your visit to the stunning and spiritual world of Meteora!
Our geological treasure
Meteora’s history is a testament to human determination and spiritual devotion set against a backdrop of stunning natural beauty. Whether you’re interested in history, spirituality, outdoor adventure, or simply seeking a place of wonder, Meteora has something to offer every traveler.
History
Meteora, a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in central Greece, is famous for its awe-inspiring rock formations and monasteries that seem to defy gravity. Its history is a blend of spiritualism, human determination, and natural beauty:
Geological Formation
Meteora’s unique rock pillars were formed around 60 million years ago when water slowly eroded the surrounding plain, leaving behind towering sandstone rock columns. Over time, wind and water further sculpted these pillars into their present dramatic shapes.
Monastic Beginnings
The history of Meteora as a place of religious retreat dates back to the 11th century when hermit monks began to settle in the caves and rock niches. Seeking solitude and closeness to God, they lived in ascetic conditions.
Monastic Expansion
In the 14th century, as the region experienced political turmoil, monastic communities began constructing monasteries atop these imposing rocks for added security. Access to these monasteries was initially challenging, with monks using removable ladders and baskets to ascend.
Frescoes and Art
Inside the monasteries, monks adorned the walls with intricate frescoes that depict biblical scenes and the lives of saints. These frescoes are not only remarkable for their beauty but also for their preservation over the centuries.
UNESCO World Heritage
In 1988, Meteora was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognizing its historical, cultural, and geological significance.
Activities
Meteora offers a range of activities that allow visitors to explore its rich history, spirituality, and natural beauty:
Monastery Visits:
The six functioning monasteries (out of the original 24) are open to visitors. Each monastery offers a unique experience. Be prepared for uphill climbs and a dress code that includes covering shoulders and knees.
Hiking and Exploration:
Meteora boasts numerous hiking trails that wind through the rock formations, offering breathtaking views of the monasteries and surrounding landscape. The trails vary in difficulty, making it accessible to hikers of different levels.
Photography:
The striking landscape of Meteora is a photographer’s dream. Capture the monasteries perched atop the rock columns, the dramatic rock formations, and the vibrant sunsets.
Cultural and Historical Insights:
Visit the Natural History Museum of Meteora and the Theopetra Cave Archaeological Site to learn more about the geological history and early human presence in the region.
Spiritual Retreat:
For those seeking a deeper spiritual connection, Meteora offers an environment of tranquility and reflection. Attend a religious service or simply meditate amidst the serene surroundings.
Guided Tours:
Consider taking a guided tour to gain insights into the history, culture, and spirituality of Meteora from knowledgeable local guides.
Rock Climbing:
Experienced rock climbers can tackle the challenging climbs offered by Meteora’s unique rock formations.
