Peloponnese
in Greece

The Peloponnese, a stunning region in southern Greece, is a land of ancient legends and natural beauty. With iconic sites like Mycenae and Olympia nestled in its arms, it's riddled with history. Expect diverse landscapes, from rugged mountains to sun-kissed beaches.

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Arcadia

Most visitors to Greece head straight for the coast. Arcadia quietly thanks them for it. Up in the Peloponnese interior, the landscape shifts into something altogether different: cool pine forests, the deep cut of the Lousios Gorge, and villages of grey stone where the kafeneion closes when the owner feels like it. The Menalon Trail links eight communities across mountain terrain and is one of the finest walking routes in the country. Order the roast kid, find a guesthouse with a fireplace, and ignore the schedule entirely.

Hydra

Hydra is the gem of the Saronic Gulf. Free of cars and scooters, this island paradise is riddled with cobbled lanes and donkeys. The perfect spot for those who love quiet, undisturbed beaches.

Porto Cheli

Porto Cheli, nestled on the eastern coast of the Peloponnese peninsula in Greece, is one of those hidden gems we'd secretly like to keep hidden. This picturesque town boasts crystal-clear waters, inviting beaches and a quaint harbor filled with colorful fishing boats.

Pylos

Pylos, a charming coastal town in southwestern Greece, is a delightful blend of history and natural beauty. Nestled on the shores of the Ionian Sea, Pylos is known for its picturesque harbor, ancient ruins and lush landscapes.

Spetses

Spetses is a gorgeous place. There’s no doubt about that. Whitewashed, Neoclassical houses and chic boutiques and cafés line the streets. This place is alive. Private cars are officially banned here, so be sure to secure a bicycle for your visit.

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