Poros is the island of peace, romance and jauntiness. It is overgrown with pine trees which reach the rugged shores or the sandy beaches.

The town which is the centre of the whole island, is built around a crescent shaped port. Looking like a glamorous painting, with grey..

Spetses is a small island in the Saronic Gulf, opposite the Peloponnese coast of Ermionida..

The Corinth Canal is a canal that connects the Gulf of Corinth with the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea

Just by reading the endless list of kings … one can realise how far back the history of this city goes; it is a city which has survived for more than 5,000 years

The phrase displays in a simple way the prevalent opinion that both Greeks and foreigners share about Nauplio; that it is one of the most beautiful towns of Greece.

The Argolida region is famous for its citrus groves, particularly oranges, mandarins, lemons and grapefruit and, depending on the time of year

The Peloponnese is the south most extremity of the Balkan Peninsula and is linked to the Greek mainland by a narrow neck of land, the Isthmus of Corinth..

Ancient Asine has been identified with the rocky promontory, today called Kastraki, by the village of Tolo. The excavations began in the 1920’s

The Asklipio of Epidauros is one of those ancient places that obtained universal fame and respect. It functioned as both a religious and political centre of the city

Right in the middle of a dream-like but nevertheless wild landscape, which softens as one heads down south towards the Argolic bay

On the road that links Argos to Nauplio, built upon a rocky height, is the Acropolis of Tyrins, one of the most important cities of Mycenae

Ancient Nemea was not a city but, like Olympia, both a sanctuary to Zeus and a Panhellenic games venue. ..

Ancient Corinth, the original City of Corinth, was founded in the 10th Century BC and was the largest city in Ancient Greece.

Mystras occupies a steep foothill on the northern slopes of Mt. Taygetos, 6km. NW of Sparta. The castle on the top of the hill was founded in 1249

In western Peloponnese, in the beautiful valley of the Alpheios river, lies the most celebrated sanctuary of ancient Greece.

Legend tells us that Delphi was the point where two eagles, which had been released by Zeus at different ends of the world

Athens…the city with the most glorious history in the world, a city worshipped by gods and people, a magical city

The Avgo monastery which is located in the steep slopes of mount Avgo (Greek Αβγό, translated to “egg”) was built in the 14th century

The first Malevis Monastery was built on a high place called Malevou which is now called Kanala in the isolated and trackless forests of Malevou

Located 8.5 km from the Paralio Astros on the road towards Tripoli, meet the Monastery Loukous, a beautiful monastery

Wonderfully situated on a hillside about three km from Nafplio, near the village of Aria, rests the nunnery Agia Moni

The bay has a lovely sandy beach which gives excellent facilities for all seaside sports: safe swimming, surfing

The beach is determined by a rocky headland, jutting out into the sea that is today called Kastraki (or Ancient Asine).

Just 3 km from Tolo and 1 km from Drepano lies the beach, Plaka, one of the nicest beaches in the area

Mountainous Arcadia is a very magic place. You can visit villages with their

Thirteen kilometers from Nafplio and three hundred meters up to Araxneo you will find Karakala monastery

In Kefalari, a village five kilometers from Argos, there is a cave in the mountain Xaon and is where the church Zoodochos Pigi has been built

Vivari has a small beach. The small village is characterised by

The Kondili or Agios Nikolaos beach is between Vivari village and Candia..

The beach of Candia, is just after Vivari village and about 15 minutes by car from Tolo.

The beach of Iria, is just after the beach of Candia and about 20 minutes by car from Tolo

A large sandy beach just 10 min from Nafplio and 20 minutes from Tolo