This southern tip of the mainland separates the eastern Laconian Gulf from the Messenian Gulf in the west. However, the cape also provides the backdrop for a number of important myths and legends – and the ancient Greeks believed that a cave…
The cave of Bey is located in Koziakas at 1220m altitude, in a particular geological area. It is a sink draining the waters of a basin of the mountain, which eroded the limestone and found an exit on the eastern side of the hill.
The one and only female river of Greece. The path starts from a stone, arched bridge. It flows between dense vegetation, beside bushy shrubs and under trees that often hide the sky.
The path connects the temple of Tavropos Artemis and the beautiful beach Na.
The Lousios gorge is also known as the “Mount Athos of the Peloponnese” on account of the many monasteries that dot its walls: the Timiou Prodromou, Philosophou, Aimyalon, Panagias Kalamiou monasteries, and the Church of St. Andrew in…

