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Escape to the Peloponnese, where Myth meets history. Monuments from every period of the eventful history, great archeological sites, such as ancient Olympia, Epidaurus, Mycenae and Tiryns (Tiryntha), the Temple of Apollo Epicurius, Byzantine churches, unique villages and alluring castles amidst stunning natural beauty, mountains and forest, rivers and caves, make this part of Greek land ideal for holidays, touring, sports and culture. Not to mention that the Peloponnese is surrounded by the Greek sea, with lovely beaches, sandy and smooth coasts on the west – rocky and lacy on the east.
Intense ski activity on Mt. Helmós
On Mt. Helmós, at an altitude of 2,340m, we find the most important ski resort in Peloponnese
The beach consists of fine golden sand and turquoise clear waters, and is full of sun loungers and umbrellas from the adjoining beach bar.
Kastanitsa is arguably the prettiest village in the Tsakonia region of Mount Parnonas
Kastanitsa is arguably the prettiest village in the Tsakonia region of Mount Parnonas, and among the most beautiful in Greece as a whole
Monemvasia is “the only embasis”, the unique entrance to the island over the bridge. An important strategic position, a safe port, a great trading stop.
Palea Monemvasia village Monemvasia: Palea Monemvasia (Kastro Monemvasias) is the name of the castle, as well as the surrounding areas that constitutes this town.
The winery is open to visitors year round and it is easily accessible from the Aghios Vasileios–Archaies Kleones Junction, at the 104th-km mark of the Athens-Tripoli National Highway.
The winery is located in the very heart of the Peloponnese’s wine region, in the municipal district of Archaies Kleones (ancient Cleonae), Nemea