Most bookedDion & Mount Olympus Day Trip from Thessaloniki
The cheapest, most-booked way to see Olympus: guided Dion, a village lunch and a short walk into the Enipeas gorge.
Highest point: Enipeas gorge, under 1,000 m
Eight tours, sorted by what you actually do: see the mountain in a day, hike its forest, or climb to the top. Each one has its own page with the route, the highest point and what guests say.
Dion, Litochoro and the Enipeas gorge, with transport from the city.
Most bookedThe cheapest, most-booked way to see Olympus: guided Dion, a village lunch and a short walk into the Enipeas gorge.
Highest point: Enipeas gorge, under 1,000 m
From AthensOlympus from Athens in a day: train tickets included, then Dion, Platamon castle and the gorge by minibus with a guide.
Highest point: Enipeas gorge, below 1,100 m
From the stationPicked up at Katerini station for Dion, Platamon castle and a walk to the Bathtub of Zeus, all in six hours by minibus.
Highest point: Enipeas gorge, below 1,100 m
Real walking on the lower slopes, with a small group or a private guide.
Max 6 peopleA real forest hike on the lower slopes plus Dion, with hotel pickup and no more than six people in the group.
Highest point: Forest trails, about 1,100 m
PrivateYour own guide and car from Thessaloniki for the Enipeas waterfall, the cave of Saint Dionysios and Dion on the way back.
Highest point: Enipeas gorge, below 1,100 m
Mytikas at 2,917 m, with mountain guides and a helmet.
The summitThe real climb: forest to the Plateau of the Muses, a refuge night at 2,697 m, then Mytikas with a helmet, weather permitting.
Highest point: Mytikas, 2,917 m (weather permitting)
Summit in a dayThe top of Greece in a day: a 4x4 to about 2,400 m, then Mytikas with a guide, helmet and harness. Eight people at most.
Highest point: Mytikas, 2,917 m
The olive country in the foothills.
Cross-sellA slow hour and a half among olive trees below the mountain, ending with a guided tasting of extra virgin oil.
Highest point: Olive grove in the foothills