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Activity | Nature&Outdoors

Neda: An out of this world experience, from the Gorge to the ...

Gear up and set off for the amazing Neda Gorge, which stretches over a length of 32 km. The crossing of the Gorge will offer unique moments and an unforgettable adventure. It is not easy, but it is worth it. The wild nature is breathtaking:..
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Activity | Food & Drink

Nemea: Walk through picturesque vineyards and experience the ...

With 121 Protected Destination of Origin (PDO) wines, wine tasting in Nemea is a challenge for everyone that loves wine. But for those who dare to take up the challenge, keep in mind that the production zone extends over 5,000 acres.
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Activity | History&Culture

Old Kardamili: Wander around the fortress with the tower houses, ...

You will arrive hiking from Kardamili and wander in awe through its tall buildings, where General Kolokotronis organized the Greek Revolution. The tower of Mourtzinos-Troupaki and the Agios Spyridon church welcomed all of Mani’s captains on..
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Activity | Nature&Outdoors

Pefkias aesthetic forest: Where osiers and myrtle trees surround ...

Whether you choose to walk on the well-maintained network of paths or explore by bike, Pefkias in Xylokastro will reward you with its incredible variations. You will soon realize that you are in a botanical garden, where different species o..
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Activity | Active&Coastal

Porto Heli: Go for an underwater exploration next to dolphins

An extensive network of diving centres is being set up around the area. The clear blue waters, the colourful and lively seabed and the usually calm sea make diving in Porto Heli a unique experience. The extra asset? There is a strong probab..
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Activity | Active&Coastal

Proti Island: Snorkeling through WWII shipwrecks

Are you ready to explore a World War II shipwreck in tropical waters simply by snorkelling? Τhe Proti island is your first choice. “Proti” means first, and the legend says it was named after Proteus, the son of Poseidon. A Greek merchant sh..
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