A message from Anonymous
I had a dream about making a pilgrimage to Mt. Athos. Though I'm not Orthodox, I am a Christian. do you think it means I should try to go?

Hello dear friend! I am sorry for the late reply.

It is a monastic custom on Mt. Athos to welcome all who visit it. Non-Orthodox Christians are allowed to visit Mount Athos. As far as I know, the monks allow non-Orthodox full access to the grounds and rooms to sleep, food to eat, but they can’t attend the Divine Liturgy. Some monasteries do not allow at all Non-Orthodox pilgrims in the Church services and others tend to keep them in the narthex. It depends on the monastery.

Here I found an article with information for pilgrims to Mt. Athos, including the phone numbers of all the Monasteries.

Some sites that you may find useful as well are:

The Friends of Mount Athos

Ouranoupoli

Pilgrims Information

God bless you!