Samarina

Samarina is one of the most mountainous villages in Greece and the highest inhabited village in the country, built in the Pindus mountain range at high altitude. It belongs to the regional unit of Grevena and is known for its impressive natural scenery.

The area is famous for its dense forests, alpine meadows, and traditional Vlach architecture. In summer, it attracts visitors seeking cool weather and nature, and it also serves as a starting point for exploring Valia Calda and the surrounding mountain regions.

Samarina is an ideal destination for visitors seeking an authentic mountain experience, tradition, and natural beauty in the heart of the Pindus mountains.