City/Vilage Tours

With equal measures both, Athens is a heady mix of history and edginess. Cultural and social life are equally found, around and in ancient landmarks. The magnificent Acropolis, visible from almost every part of the city, reminds Greeks daily of their heritage. The city of Athens have transformed many times through the years until its form nowadays.

Although people have endured difficult circumstances since the start of the economic crisis in 2009, the city is on the rise. Athens with a lively urban bustle, is the capital of Greece and a place where you can see and live anything you have on your mind. Lots of energy needed to achieve maintain your pace through the day, but at the end of the day, Athenians build their own groups in the city, especially in open-air restaurants and bars where they linger for hours.

Beyond Athens, down the Attica peninsula, are more spectacular antiquities, such as the Temple of Poseidon at Sounion, as well as very good beaches, such as those near historic Marathon.

Agios Andreas is a small picturesque and graphic village in Messinia which  has evolved into a very interesting tourist resort with good infrastructure in accommodation (hotels and apartments) and many possibilities of entertainment and good food in restaurants and taverns.

The beach of Agios Andreas is 500 meters long and the coast has small pebbles and sand as all the beaches of the area. It is well organized and there you will find sun loungers, umbrellas, parking space and a canteen where you can buy water, coffee, soft drinks and snacks.

Next to the beach of Agios Andreas you can find one of the organized camping sites of Messinia and a restaurant.

You will also see the archaeological site of the ancient temple of Apollo of Korythos or Korynthos next to the beach of Agios Andreas in the village of Logga. An aisled early Christian church of Saint Andreas was built in place of this ancient temple and it is one of the most important Byzantine monuments in the area and gave its name to the beach.

Tolo attracts many tourists during the summer months. The natural surroundings of the town with its beautiful beaches create a picturesque, romantic and idyllic picture. Opposite the port, one can admire the three little islands, Koronisi, Romvi and Daskalio. The main occupations of the residents of Tolo are primarily tourism and fishery. Tolo is renowned for its excellent tourist infrastructure, impressive natural beauty as well as its warm hospitality of its inhabitants, qualities which attract visitors from around the world. The latest years many rooms hotels and hostels were build in the surrounding area for the tourists.

Tolo is able to offer cheap holidays in Greece with some accommodation having special deals for apartments and rooms in Tolo during the Summer months and even better special offers during the Spring, Autumn and Winter.

Tolo was originally a fishing village and has remained so as it progressed to a larger town. Therefore it is famous for its fresh fish soup and tasty seafood products. In case you are searching the ideal destination to relax and make your thoughts peacefully you can visit Tolo any month of the year but remember that summer is a more crowded!

Holidays in the Peloponnese means you must visit the most beautiful and historical cities and Nafplio is one of them. With it tile roofs, grey stone, grand homes and a blue-green sea Nafplio awaits you. The famous Bourtzi, Akronafplia and Palamidi castles are some important monuments to see and take some images. A stunning seaport town, consisting of fortresses, neoclassical buildings, old neighbourhoods, wide sidewalks and large squares. A town brimming with life that preserves its legends and entices  you into its mystical ambience.

Perhaps is one of  the most charming city of the Peloponnese and one of the favorite destinations for the weekend all year round. Admire the city from above by climbing the 999 steps leading to the imposing Palamidi that stands on a huge gray rock and overlooks the sea. From Akronafplia, the view of the city is just as impressive, and if you follow the Arvanitia pedestrian walkway that circles the Acronafplia rock, you will make an idyllic walk with the sea below your feet. In restored mansions, scattered in the old town of Nafplio, you will find beautiful hostels. The core of the old town full of cafe-bars and taverns with a splendid view over Bourtzi, the small village with the Venetian fortress. The central pedestrian street of King Constantine will become a reference point for every tour of the old city as it crosses almost all of it and ends up in the paved Syntagma Square, the meeting point for everyone.

Traditional taverns occupy the entire length of Staikopoulou street, at the end of which is the Kombolio Museum. The two green parks, Kolokotronis and OSE, which welcome guests at the entrance of the city, are offered for relaxing walks.

Patras is a big town with lots of tourists and college students. It gets really busy due to its port that serves ferries schedules to the Ionian islands and Italy all year round.

Patras is a vibrant city with very attractive and exciting events, lots of amenities which successfully combines the advantages of a modern city with the charm of one with a very long history. The waterfront, beautiful squares and many traditional and neo-classical buildings captivate the visitor. Patras is built under the shadow of a Byzantine castle, standing on a hill above the city dominating its highest part. In the surrounding area, unrivalled calm, vast and sandy beaches and enchanting shores, offer the delight of water and aquatic-sports and at the Marina there is the Patras Yacht Club. Along the very attractive coastline, there are many picturesque seaside villages with taverns, offering fresh fish and traditional Greek dishes. The possibility for daily excursions are many and a variety of places near-by to visit, admire and enjoy, such as the islands of Zakynthos, Kefalonia, Ithaca, as well as many coastal resorts. The city has a range of hotels, restaurants, indoor and open-air cafeterias, late night clubs with live music or just a good atmosphere, all within easy reach from the centre.

In Patras, you can discover a wide choice of entertainment to suit your taste. In the city centre there are a variety of shops, department stores and many boutiques, all within easy reach. Many small stores are also found throughout the city. A place with long history, Patras in Greece has many interesting sights to see, such as the Medieval Castle, the Roman Odeon and the church of Saint Andrew, protector of the town. The beach promenade is a lovely spot to walk around or sit  and enjoy a coffee with sea view.

Patras is also famous for the best Carnival in Greece with many events and a large costume parade. The nice beach resorts in the region are great for family holidays, while its central location is convenient for road trips to Olympia, Nafpaktos, Mesolongi and Delphi.

Pylos is built amphitheatrically in the southern opening of the bay of Navarino, where the historic battle took place, and is defined by the Isle Sfaktiria.

Pylos is the largest natural harbor in Peloponnese and simultaneously one of the most interesting tourist destinations of Messinia, thanks to the glorious history and rich natural beauty of the area. The town of Pylos reminds island due to the particular architecture and color of its houses. Pylos each summer attracts many tourists who visit it to admire its historical monuments and the picturesque landscape.

In Pylos there are many historical and natural attractions. Among them, Paleokastro, Niokastro, the cave of Nestor, the lagoon of Gialova, the area of ​​Voidokilia etc. Furthermore, the impressive ancient trees that dominate the Square of Trion Navarchon, downtown, combined with the breathtaking views of Sfaktiria Island create a separate idyllic atmosphere.

Pylos is a beautiful city for summer vacation, since apart from the interesting sights has also wonderful beaches. Enjoy the sun and sea, choosing from sandy or pebble beaches,  isolated or crowded and practice water sports in the blue Ionian Sea.

In addition to other features Pylos has a remarkable tourist infrastructure. A wide range of hotels and apartments for every taste are at your disposal, offering you a pleasant and comfortable stay. There are also many restaurants and taverns where you can enjoy among other, fresh fish and delicacies of the traditional Messinian cuisine.

Pylos with the glorious past, the genuine beauty and the warm hospitality of its inhabitants, is waiting for you, and promises to give you unforgettable experiences.

Methoni has excellent touristic infrastructure with hotels, campsites and rooms to rent for all the tourists that are flooding the place especially on summer. While in its tavernas you can enjoy an abundance of fresh fish and when we say fresh we mean it! The visitor can enjoy the sun and the sea on its golden beach with its granular sand.

Don’t forget to visit the medieval castle, the church of St. Onoufrios, which is built in a cave 4 Km away from the city, as well as the catacombs on the hill of St. Nikolaos 1 Km away from the city.

During the first Monday of Lent revives the custom of «the Marriage of Koutroulis» which dates back to the IE΄ century and it’s about two men who dress up as a bride and a bridegroom, go to the central square and get married. After the marriage there is a feast.

Kyparissia is a modern city and an agricultural and commercial center of the province Trifylia.

With a developed tourist infrastructure, interesting sights and wonderful beaches, attracts many tourists especially during the summer months. But all time of the year Kiparissia has  a big number of tourists and locals alike.

The area is home to the longest continuous sandy beach in the country, which starts north of the village of Kalo Nero, and continues north for 53 km. It stops nowhere, except through the rivers that end up in the sea. Near Kyparissia, the beaches of Agiannaki and Elaia are distinguished, with crystal clear waters, beautiful scenery and very easy access.

It is a place of amazing beauty and natural landscapes.In Kyparissia were found tombs placed in Classical and Roman times, while on top of a small hill dominates a Venetian castle.

The inexhaustible natural beauty, the picturesque scenery, the historical sights and the warm hospitality of the locals fascinate every visitor. Some walks will help you explore the mysterious medieval city embraced by the glamor of the sea. Koroni, with the contrasts of its landscape, attracts visitors worldwide and the summer months especially is flooded by many tourists and Greek holidaymakers reaching over 10000.

Tours in Koroni are ideal for all ages because they have a rich lifestyle for everyone even younger ones. It is also ideal for a quiet family holiday, for elderly couples and lonely people. There you will find bars, night clubs, cafes, restaurants, tavernas, attractions and many more!

At first glance, the visitor faces the Venetian castle and the city’s port, which extends to the foot of the settlement. The castle of Koroni dating from the 6th to the 7th century AD is a sample of the Venetian fortress architecture.
Apart from the interesting sights and the wonderful beaches, Koroni also has a growing tourist infrastructure. Here you will find a remarkable range of hotels, rooms to let, mansions, hostels and studios for every preference, where you will enjoy a pleasant and comfortable stay. Traditional tavernas, ouzo bars and scenic shops give it an island color. The harbor is almost always “decorated” with sailboats and fishing boats that supply the taverns of the settlement with fresh fish and seafood.

The wonderful small and large beaches of Koroni await you to spend endless hours of daydreams and fun as many choices can cover your time: wind surfing, beach volley, jet ski, sailing, fishing, swimming are some of the activities that will give you unforgettable moments of enjoyment and relaxation.

A τourist destination, with a traditional aroma and a modern touch, Gythio is the largest and one of the most beautiful cities of Mani. It is an amazing destination with the main tourist attraction the harbor, the colorful neoclassic houses, the ouzo bars and the fully green island of Kranai, and of course the surrounding sandy beaches, with constant holidaymakers who are here for camping.

The nearest beaches in Gythio are Selinitsa on the one hand (east) and Mavrovouni (big sandy beach with camping and cottages) on the other. After Mavrovouni, you will find Vathi Ageranou, another huge sandy beach with lots of greenery along which there are hotels and camping. The village square of Mavrovouni gathers every night a lot of people in its grill shops. In the summer, if you are looking for the coolness of the mountain, you can make a short walk to the villages of Lemonia, Arna  and Spartia to enjoy and take a glimpse of Taygetos.

In Gythio will find hotels, villas, apartments and campings for a comfortable and pleasant stay. Along the coastal area around the port there are taverns, restaurants, ouzo bars, cafes and bars for your entertainment.

Gythio is an ideal destination and starting point for excursions in Mani!