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A unique place, mysterious, bleshed, full of natural beauties and great culture, is still developing and captivates every guest.Nafplion is situated on the Argolic Gulf in the northeast Peloponnese. Most of the old town is on a peninsula jutting into the gulf; this peninsula forms a naturally protected bay that is enhanced by the addition of man-made moles.The area surrounding Nafplion has been
moreThe village of Tolo is located at a distance of 12 km south of Nafplion and it is most built in a beautiful bay. Tolo today presents picturesque, romantic and undeniably beautiful characteristics.Tolo has a beautiful beach, which has a great reputation throughout the region. The net sea, the expanded and fine golden sand (which very aptly name the beach Psili Ammos-Fine Sand-) and the proper organization
moreIria is a small picturesque village in the municipality of Asini of the prefecture of Argolis. The ancient name of the area was "Agrii Limenes" (Roughneck Ports).It is divided in "Pano Horio" and "Paralia". The most famous feature is the small port, especially picturesque with many fishing boats. The plain is known for its great production of artichoke that is the economic saviour of the inhabitants.
moreAsini is a large village and 8 km far from Nafplio. The village has its own modern life and at the same time the communication with the tourist destiny of Tolo and the adjacent coastal Asini. It is built in the plain with citrus (mandarins, oranges). It has 1,279 inhabitants. At a distance of 500m, at the foot of the hill Profitis Elias is the picturesque village of Agia Paraskevi with 200 inhabitants
moreCandia is a small village with few inhabitants. Located within walking distance to Nafplio and insularity has a quiet, shallow and clean sea.Candia attractions that stand out are the Mycenaean citadel on the hill of St. Merciful, just above the village of Candia.Enjoy your swim and games of the sea on the beach of Candia, with choices of coffee - bars and restaurants which offer fantastic cuisine
moreDrepano is well known for its picturesque steep streets, full of bougainvillea. On one side lies the beach Plaka and on the other lagoon, which connects Vivari with Drepano. Apart from the production of citrus, in the region has, also, been developed tourism. The stunning beach of Plaka allowed the creation of accommodation such as hotels, rooms and apartments, studios and organized camping ready
moreArgos is one of the oldest cities of the Peloponnese and Greece. Argos is considered one of the more central cities of Argolida with about 22,000 inhabitants. It has a rich historical and archaeological heritage, but most of the surviving monuments are damaged. Distinguish the following significant and important monuments and findings:the pinnacle of Ellinikou which dates to the late 4th century BC
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The Metropolitan Church of Aghios Georgios is one of the most important and oldest churches in the city, and many great events from the Greek history took place here.
The funerals of many famous figures from the Greek revolution were held in Aghios Georgios, such as Palaion Patron Germanos and Dimitrios Ypsilandis. It was here, amidst great solemnity, that the funeral service of the murdered Greek governor, Ioannis Kapodistrias was held.
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