The materials contained in this website are protected by applicable copyright and trademark law If you do not agree with any of these terms, you are prohibited from using or accessing this site. From Athens it is a seven-and-a-half to eight-and-a-half-hour bus trip, including a 51-minute holdover in Katerini.By accessing the website at, you are agreeing to be bound by these terms of service, all applicable laws and regulations, and agree that you are responsible for compliance with any applicable local laws. Getting there by bus: The bus journey from the main coach terminal in Thessaloniki takes about two hours and ten minutes, including a 51-minute wait between buses in Katerini.There is information on their website about schedules and booking tickets and all information is available in English. Hellenic Train is the sole railway operator in Greece for intercity, suburban and international rail services. there is a direct train that takes about an hour and 10 minutes, followed by the taxi journey described above. If you travel by train from Thessaloniki. The trip from Larissa to Litochoro only takes 35 minutes but the train only leaves every three hours, so you have to coordinate the two legs of this journey carefully or plan on sitting around train stations for a long time. The first leg of the trip takes about 5 hours. Getting there by train: The train journey from Athens involves catching a train from Athens main rail station to Larissa and then onward to Litochoro, followed by a five-mile taxi journey to the village.Parts of this route can also be tricky but it is shorter and less tiring.
From Thessaloniki, the drive will take a little over three hours on the A1, the E75 Toll road, and the EO 13. Getting there by car: If you choose to go by car, it makes the most sense to do it as a side trip from Thessaloniki because it is a nearly six-hour drive from Athens on the E75 and E65-part of which is a toll road and some of which is challenging.
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