Top Extreme Sports Spots in Greece

Wear comfortable shoes because you'll do a lot of walking on uneven surfaces. I wore flip-flops and wished I had something sturdier!

My advice is to wear comfortable clothes and shoes that give you good grip. I made the mistake of wearing old sneakers and ended up slipping a lot during my session!

If you're planning to snowboard, the slopes on weekdays are way less crowded. I went on a Tuesday and it felt like I had the mountain to myself!

Make sure to grab your lift pass online the night before! You can skip the queues in the morning - we wasted almost an hour because I didn’t do this.

Plan for about a 1-hour drive from the town center to the lifts - roads can get icy! Based on my experience, set off by 8:00 AM to enjoy a full day of fun.

I think grabbing lunch at the local tavern instead of the on-site restaurants saved me a ton! The prices are way better, plus the food is super authentic and tasty.

My advice is to check the weather the day before you go. Conditions can change fast and it can really affect your plans. I learned the hard way when the fog rolled in during my second day!

If you're planning on snowmobiling, bring your own gear if you have it. Rentals can be pricey, and you might find better quality gear when you bring your own

Bring your own snacks! The food prices at the café can be a bit steep, but eating your packed lunch with a mountain view is totally worth it.

I recommend wearing comfortable clothes and shoes. You’ll be moving a lot, and the last thing you want is to be snagged or restricted by what you're wearing!

Make sure to wear comfortable shoes; I found mine were slipping during some jumps. A good grip can really make a difference!

If you can, go during the week instead of the weekend—it's way less crowded and you get more personal attention from the coaches.