Baseline Sports starts at 80 € for a 3h session on Mount Olympus, with hotel pick-up available from Thessaloniki City Center , the lower price and transport option make it the go-to for those arriving by city. Trekking Hellas Mt. Olympus charges 90 € for a full-day experience in the Canyon of Orlia, giving you significantly more time in the gorge and deeper immersion in the canyon system. Both tours are rated 5.0/5 across 14 reviews and welcome all physical levels, so the deciding factor is straightforward: choose the 3h option if you want a solid introduction, and pick the full-day tour if maximum time on the rock and in the water is the priority.
Best Introduction
Canyoning on Mt Olympus
At 80 € with hotel pick-up from Thessaloniki and a 3h format, Baseline Sports is the most accessible entry point to canyoning on Mount Olympus.
Maximum Rush for the Day
Canyon of Orlia in Mount Olympus, Greece
Trekking Hellas Mt. Olympus spends a full day inside the Canyon of Orlia for 90 €, giving you the longest possible exposure to the gorge's rappels and water passages.
Season
May – September
Coordinates
40.1163°N, 22.4399°EEquipment
Operators provide wetsuits and helmets, but wear a swimsuit underneath and bring a change of dry clothes. Both tours are open to all fitness levels, so grip-soled water shoes or old trainers you don't mind soaking are your most important personal gear.
Getting there
The Baseline Sports tour offers hotel pick-up from Thessaloniki City Center, or you can drive directly to Vrontou (601 00, Greece). The Trekking Hellas Mt. Olympus meeting point is confirmed with your guide in Dion village.
Updated on 3 March 2026