08:30

Agios Achilleios Island

Drive to the parking area by the pedestrian link to the island, then cross the bridge on foot and set aside about 2 hours for the visit. Follow the route to the early Christian basilica of Agios Achilleios and take in the view of the reeds and mountains; allow roughly €0–5 for any incidental expenses, not including fuel and parking.

Leaving early leaves room for the walking route and any photo stops; bring water and sun protection.

11:15

Traditional village of Agios Germanos

From the island area, drive to Agios Germanos, allowing about 25–35 minutes depending on your starting point and road conditions. Spend about 75 minutes exploring the traditional core, stone streets, and the church, respecting the village’s peaceful atmosphere; the walk is generally low-cost, with about €0–5 for any entries or small expenses to be checked. You can stop here for a simple lunch before heading on to Psarades.

Check the official website or local authorities for any updated information on access to and visits to historic buildings.

13:30

Fishing village of Psarades

Continue by car to Psarades, allowing about 25–35 minutes of travel, then walk for about an hour among the small harbor, the village houses, and the lakeside promenade. Take in the boats and the landscape of Great Prespa; budget roughly €10–20 for a light lunch or a stop at a local place, depending on your choice and the season.

Ask in the village for updated information on boat departures and agree on the time before starting the visit.

15:00

Boat excursion to the hermitages (Askitaria) on Great Prespa Lake

From the port of Psarades, join, if available and conditions are suitable, a 1–2 hour excursion along the shore and toward the rock-cut hermitages, including the historic chapels visible from the water. The trip offers views of the rocky cliffs and lake surroundings; allow approximately €15–30 per person, but duration, route, and fare depend on the operator and should be agreed before boarding.

Check availability, price, and route with local operators; wind, lake level, and weather can alter or prevent navigation.