Tag: Peloponnese beaches

Messinia is proof that mainland Greece can easily compete with the islands in terms of beaches and beautiful coasts. There you will find an endless coastline of unique beauty and beaches to choose for swimming. From small hidden beaches to long and famous beaches that give you great experiences. As long as you're in the mood to explore the most secret secrets in the area. We in exploringgreece.tv present to you four beaches that you should definitely put in your schedule to visit if you are in Messinia for holidays. ...

If you’re seeking seaside destinations that don’t require a ferry, just a car ride, the Peloponnese should be at the top of your list. It offers a variety of experiences, from cosmopolitan spots to quaint villages and cities, ensuring a unique stay. You’ll find lush landscapes and beaches renowned for their crystal-clear waters. Porto Kagio, a picturesque seaside village in Mani, is an ideal place for tranquil days against a backdrop that resembles a painting. This dreamy village exemplifies the beauty and contrasts that the Peloponnese has to offer. Kokkala ...

In an idyllic setting, green and taken out like the pages of a fairy tale, there is a dream beach. A secret beach in Nymph Bay that fascinates you from the first moment. The reason for Alypa beach in Laconic Mani which is a gem of nature. The images speak for themselves but surely only when you are there can you understand the greatness of nature. It looks like an exotic beach of a distant island but it is actually in mainland Greece and you can approach it much more ...

Greece has so many beautiful places that no matter how much you explore it, you will always find something new that steals your heart. Some of not so famous are the ones that touch our hearts the most and we suggest you to visit them. The ones with the least people will provide you alternative and quiet vacations. One of them is the Poulithra in the Peloponnese. Or else... Arcadia at its best. Polithra is a seaside village with crystal clear waters and enough greenery that reminds you of both ...