EscapeWay

The Escapeway

EscapeWay was founded in 2000 by Yannis Baitsis, a river guide, mountain attendant and sailor. The object of the company is to deal with the area of ​​alternative outdoor activities and sailing.

The two areas to which EscapeWay is divided are as follows:

A. EscapeWay Outdoor Activities based in Larissa Cave for the design and development of alternative nature activities, such as rafting, canyoning, trekking, etc. The area of ​​implementation of its programs is mainly the mountains and rivers of Central Greece (Olympus, Pieria, Kissavos, Pelion, Pindos - Pinios, Venice, Aspropotamos) with the possibility to study programs in other areas of the country.

B. Larissa-based EscapeWay Sailing Activities is active in the organization of sailing schools, sailing charters, and sailing excursions, with a marine environment in the northern Sporades marine environment. All of EscapeWay's activities are governed by a spirit of ecological sensitivity with a particular emphasis on recognizing the importance of respect and protection of the natural environment.

In the context of the company's philosophy, our primary goal is to upgrade human relationships with nature. The real alternative we offer is that of being able to escape the urban environment with quality body and mind regeneration activities. At your own pace, we tailor one-day or multi-day programs to a specific activity or multi-activity programs that will fascinate you, give you human relations experiences, and bring you places and colors indelible to your senses.

Our Base

In the Cave Municipal Department of the Municipality of Tempi, one of the oldest houses in the village, which was saved by the Germans' burning in 1943, is of Georgios Ioannis Karagiannis, known as the house of Gaki (surname George). It is said that his family lived in this house for many years, from about 1850 owned by George's father to John Karagiannis a dairy dealer who had six children, three sons and three daughters. The house always had mobility, it was open because its residents were hospitable. The story of the house says that during the period 1946 - 1947 it was commanded and commanded by the 3rd Rimini Mountain Brigade commanded by Captain Dionysius Grigoropoulos.

After years of effort, it has been carefully restored and transformed into a warm and atmospheric space that is now the home of the Escapeway. This can accommodate up to 30 people, provided they have their sleeping bag!