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Last year’s charity hikers in Crete


Grecotel Filoxenia Kalamata


THE ITINERARY DATES: MAY 19-22, 2026 LOCATION: GRECOTEL FILOXENIA KALAMATA


DAY 1 Q Fly to Kalamata and check into Grecotel Filoxenia Kalamata


DAY 2 Q Conquer Ridomo Gorge Set in the Taygetos mountain range, Ridomo Gorge is a geological phenomenon. The trail descends from Vorio village, with hikers required to navigate rocky terrain, large boulders and trickling streams. $W LWV GHHSHVW SRLQW YLVLWRUV ZLOO ¿QG themselves in a narrow corridor between vertical rock walls.


DAY 3 Q Hike Mount Taygetos


One of the oldest named mountains in Europe and the highest peak on the Peloponnese peninsula, Mount Taygetos offers a thrilling adventure. 2QFH XVHG DV D WUDLQLQJ ¿HOG IRU WKH legendary Spartan warriors, hikers will traverse alpine meadows and undulating mountain paths before reaching the summit – a lofty 2,407 metres above sea level.


DAY 4 Q Return home


ABOUT THE BRAND


Grecotel Hotels & Resorts offers a unique collection of iconic luxury hotels and resorts in spectacular locations across 15 coveted Greek destinations. Its diverse portfolio spans 40 properties, each with distinctive character and deep roots in the local history and culture. As a guardian of authenticity and heartfelt hospitality, Grecotel knows Greece like no other.


Have you got what it takes? Register your interest to take part in the challenge by completing the form at: XXX. Lucky agents will be chosen by March 31. Participants will be responsible for their own fundraising.


Have you got what it takes? Register your interest to take part in the challenge at: aspiretravelclub.co.uk/grecotelcharityhike. Lucky agents will be chosen by March 31. Participants will be responsible for their own fundraising.


CREDITS: Unsplash/Dafni K/Shutterstock/Pit Stock


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