Peloponnese

The Peloponnese peninsula is a treasure trove with a coastline adorned with white sand and an azure-coloured ocean.
Voidokila Beach awaits you for a quiet swim in the middle of lush nature. Take this opportunity to visit the fort of Pylos, which offers a magnificent view of the sea. You can also go on ►

The Peloponnese peninsula is a treasure trove with a coastline adorned with white sand and an azure-coloured ocean.
Voidokila Beach awaits you for a quiet swim in the middle of lush nature. Take this opportunity to visit the fort of Pylos, which offers a magnificent view of the sea. You can also go on an excursion to Elafonisos, where you can take part in one of the water sports offered on-site.
Spice up your experience by heading to the bay of Navarino to discover its underwater archaeology. It is an unparalleled diving spot, and several wrecks are to be explored.
The Peloponnese is also, and above all, a region full of historical sites and ruins, including Olympia. It was a huge stadium that hosted the Olympic Games from 776 BC to 394. Here, you will find the remains of the temples of Zeus and Hera, among others.
Relive the era of antiquity by walking through the ancient Byzantine city of Mistras. Ruins of fortresses, religious buildings and castles await discovery. Exploring the citadel of Ancient Mycenae, home to the palace of the legendary Agamemnon, is also a must.
Head to the northeast of the region to discover the famous sanctuary of Asclepius and the theater of Epidaurus, which overlooks the hill. The latter was erected around 350 B.C. The Athens and Epidaurus Festivals are still celebrated there.
Not far from there is the city of Nafplio, embellished with art museums and buildings dating back to Venetian times. ◄