The Zagorohoria is a network of 46 picturesque stone and slate villages nestled in the Pindos mountains.
The houses in the region range from humble stone and slate cottages
To fully restored mansion houses made from the same materials
The fireplace in our lovely cosy room at the 475 year old Arhontiko Dilofo
Views of Dilofo village from our balcony
The Stone Forest
The Church of Agios Georgios in the tiny village of Nagades was closed when we arrived – but we managed to get this glimpse of the Byzantine interiors through the keyhole
View of the Vikos Gorge from the Beloi Lookout, at 12 km long and 900 m deep it is claimed to be the world’s deepest
Greek shepherd with his fierce dogs
Looking a little sheepish
The remote villages of the Zagorohoria were once linked by Ottoman stone bridges arching over riverbeds and valleys
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