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Koroni: The seaside castle town of Greece with turquoise waters

The Peloponnese is what we call the all time classic destination that will never disappoint you no matter what time of year you decide to be there. Summer, however, is definitely what will remain indelible in your heart for a lifetime. Endless beaches, magical castle towns and alleys that travel you to the past. There, between fairy tale, history and myth, there is a place that definitely steals your heart. The reason for Koroni, the magical floating castle town of Greece. Where you can make a trip by car and ...

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A beach with blue waters like the Caribbean 2.5 hours away from Athens

Apart from the beaches of Attica that are nearby and ideal for day trips, if you choose to go a few more kilometers, you can find even more paradises. Crystal clear waters, fine sand, and locations that few visit. We are talking about a beach in the Peloponnese, specifically in the region of Argolida, just 2.5 hours from Athens. You can be in the area on a different weekend and enjoy swimming at the beach with crystal-clear waters and a distinctive color formation. We are talking about a small beach ...

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Akrata: The beach in Peloponnese for cool dives

The Peloponnese is, in all its length and breadth, a favorite destination for one-day getaways, weekend excursions, and long holidays. Among its many advantages are its proximity to Athens, the varied landscapes, the fact that it equally satisfies mountain and sea lovers, and the high levels of accommodation and dining facilities it offers. There are many favorite places for everyone in the Peloponnese, as well as several more or less known beaches . One of them is definitely Akrata, which is the all-time classic choice for a seaside getaway in ...

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Gianiskari: The sandy beach with blue waters that you can go by car

The vast coastline of Greece offers the opportunity to find yourself in exotic, crystal-clear waters with heavenly sandy beaches without even taking a boat. You can take your car and visit some of the most beautiful, often lesser-known beaches in Greece. Gianiskari beach in the Peloponnese is one of them. It will fascinate you from the moment you arrive, and it will definitely not be the only one. A sandy beach you don't want to leave. Put it in your plan, and you will be surprised once you arrive. The ...

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Fokiano: The enchanting beach of the Myrtoan Sea that you can drive to

The Greek coastline hides many surprises that you can discover without even getting on a ship. You can simply get in your car and in a few hours find yourself on exotic beaches, with turquoise waters, dreamy scenery, and endless sandy beaches. One of the beaches we put on our list and recommend you visit at the first opportunity is Fokiano. It is not one of the beaches with the simplest and easiest access, but the paradise you will see will compensate you. It is a beach of Arcadia washed ...

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Three “Island‑Like” Seaside Villages You Can Reach Without a Ferry

Summer means holidays and the sea for most. However, it does not mean that you have to go to an island to have a good time and enjoy the sea and the summer sun. Greece offers many more options for holidays by car. This way, you reduce your ferry expenses, and you can use them for your stay. In addition, if you choose a destination that does not need a ferry to reach it, you can more easily make excursions around and get to know more areas. We found some ...

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Weekend in Xylokastro: A trip with many aces in your luggage

Weekend in Xylokastro? And close it is, just an hour and a half from the capital, and with nice routes—and short walks to offer. Xylokastro is an excursion with more aces up its sleeve than it seems to have at first sight. Xylokastro, a famous resort of Corinthia in the '80s, retains something of that decade's aura, while at the same time being renewed, remaining steadily cosmopolitan. The area is developed along the coast of the Corinthian Gulf, under Mount Kyllini (or Ziria as it is otherwise called). Xylokastro took ...

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Three beautiful beaches in Peloponnese for a day trip

Today we will choose a trip by car and beaches in the Peloponnese where they can be your destination to stay there until night and enjoy the sunset. Whether you are on leave or at work, there are options for one-day trips near Athens, with final destination the sea. The beaches in the Peloponnese, which are within walking distance from the capital, are an option that will not help you... never betray! The Greek island that has the largest square in the Balkans Three beaches in the Peloponnese for a ...

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Messinia: four beaches you cannot miss

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. ...

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Porto Kagio: The seaside village of Mani with the impressive beach

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 ...

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Mylokopi: The “twin” exotic beach 1.5 hours from Athens

Near the ancient city of Athens, there are hidden gems that will surprise and delight you. Places that capture your heart with their beauty, and charm. Places that you will want to return to again and again. One of these places is Mylokopi Beach. A day trip to this beach will reward you with relaxation and refreshment. Mylokopi is a dazzling beach on the Corinthian Gulf, with turquoise waters and an exotic flair. Some even call it the Voidokilia of Loutraki, and it’s easy to see why. Diakopto beach: a ...

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Poulithra: The perfect destination if you want to be away from everyone

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 ...

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Glossa: The natural swimming pool in the Peloponnese that is eye-catching

By exploring the mainland and the islands of Greece, you can find treasures of unique beauty. Exotic places with turquoise waters and golden sand waiting for you to get to know them up close. One such place is also a natural swimming pool in the Peloponnese. It is Glossa. A true attraction of nature which is located next to the world famous beach of the Peloponnese, Voidokilia. If you are in the area on holiday, it is definitely worth getting to know this gem of nature. You can swim if ...

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Corinthian Gulf beaches – ideal for day trips from Athens

isRight next to Athens, traveling for an hour you can find your own swimming paradise with the Gulf of Corinth in the background There you will find clear blue waters and a setting that will make you think that Athens is far away. The beaches of Corinthians Gulf are surely the ideal place to enjoy your swim even for a one-day excursion. All you need to do is to be in a good mood and to load all the necessities in your trunk. All the beaches are not organized. In ...

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Diakopto beach: a gem on the Corinthian Gulf

Apart from the many beautiful beaches of Attica, the options for a Sunday swimming close to Attica are a lot. And the Peloponnese is so close that you can take a one-day trip and at the same time so far away that it makes you feel like you've completely left the mess and routine of everyday life. One such option is to Diakopto beach where you will definitely enjoy an all-day swim and spend relaxing moments in a quiet place. The clear water and dew from the trees are definitely ...

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The legend behind the name of Foneas beach in the Peloponnese

Greece is full of steep and impressive beaches where you can sometimes find it difficult to reach, but the result rewards you. Crystal clear, turquoise waters and sandy beaches are waiting for you to spend some of the most beautiful moments of your life. Some of these beaches stand out for their history but also for the myth that has been created around their name. One such beach is the beach of Foneas in the Peloponnese. We had been there many times but we did not know where its name ...

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The beaches of the Corinthian Sea for great swimming experiences.

Small getaways and one-day trips near Athens are all you need to relax and charge your batteries for the next few days. Especially when you don't have a plan to spend many days on vacation. The beaches of the Corinthian Sea are definitely the ideal place to enjoy your swim whether you go for one-day or weekend. In exploringgreece.tvwe have chosen and we present some of the most beautiful beaches of the Corinthian Sea Vrachati Beach It is like a small island and has a cosmopolitan sense and it is ...

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The unknown Greek island that looks like a crocodile

Exploring Greece, we discover its beauties and hidden secrets that are often real diamonds. And one of them is the unknown Greek island that looks like a crocodile. Another feature of it is that it has only one beach. The images from above are impressive. We are talking about Proti Island. A special island, which is very close to Marathopolis. Proti, the Greek island that looks like a crocodile from above This small and unknown island, Proti, is reminiscent of a half-submerged crocodile or a reptile in general, as the ...

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