
The first fortnight of March in Greece features the annual hunt for truffles in Thessaly’s region of Meteora. In an area already full of amazingly beautiful landscapes, monasteries and forests, truffles are a small yet exquisite quarry that gourmands would love to find, and the hunt adds yet another dimension to a visit there.
Visitors who have yet to bag their first truffle in the wild may go on an organized, guided truffle hunt in the lush forests near the Greek town of Kalampaka — and if they aren’t successful themselves, they can always try the delicious pasta dishes made with local truffles uncovered by specially-trained ”truffle dogs.”

Apart from viewing the spectacular, otherworldly natural vistas of monastery buildings perched atop the massive rock formations of Kalampaka, a truffle hunt can also be an alternative fun activity, offering a delicious twist to your trip.
The Natural History Museum of Meteora and a Mushroom Museum are both located in Kalampaka, and both would be worth visiting to get a deeper appreciation of what this spectacular place has to offer.
Where to stay

Here you will find amazing service and modern comforts blended perfectly with the resort’s natural surroundings.
It offers artfully designed bedrooms, 
In all, the resort boasts 18 rooms, including three luxury suites — all impeccably designed and perfect to enjoy during every season.

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