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Where to stay in Aghios Nikolas Peloponnese in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Aghios Nikolas Aghios Nikolas at a glance: Unspoilt mountain views Picturesque village Fishing harbour Small Tavernas About 3km from Stoupa, along a coastal road lined with olive groves, is the even smaller hamlet of Aghios Nikolaos. Life here revolves around the waterfront, where there are a few fishing boats nodding in the sun and a handful of caf?s and tavernas providing strong Greek coffees and cool beers for that fascinating Greek pastime of watching the world go by. A fifteen minute leisurely stroll from the harbour brings you to Pantazi beach, fringed by pine trees. Heaven! Alternatively, nearby Riglia is a small traditional Greek village. Here you can truly relax, forget your worries and soak up the sun.
Where to stay in Kalamata Peloponnese in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Kalamata Kalamata at a glance: Historical Interest Lively Nighlife Choice of Sandy and Pebble Beaches Kalamata is near the ancient city of Farai mentioned by Homer. The city is spread out under a castle where the Byzantine church of the Virgin Ypapanti built in 18th century. There are many churches in Kalamata, the oldest one is the famous Agii Apostoli (built in 13th century) where the Greek War of Independence against the Turkish was officially declared on March 23, 1821. Kalamata has an archaeological museum at the Benaki Mansion, and a folklore museum noteworthy for its numerous relics of the War of Independence of 1821, a fine arts museum with works by Greek artists and a library containing 60.000 volumes. There are many cultural events like concerts and plays in Kalamata theatres in summer times. In the evening, the town comes alive, in particular alongside the water front which is lined with taverns, sea food restaurants and rotisseries serving local dishes and drinks, fresh fish, roast suckling pig and chicken, sausages, cheese, olives, retsina and raki etc. Who holidays in Kalamata? Ideal for those seeking a lively resort or relax on the beach.
Where to stay in Olympia Peloponnese in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Olympia Olympia at a glance: Birth place of the Olympic Games Historical/archaeological sites Situated in the north-west, Olympia is one of the most beautiful locations in the Peloponnese region and is famous for being the birthplace of the Olympic Games and the eternal Olympic flame. Once a sacred haven, Olympia now has a wealth of history and is renowned for being one of Greece's significant archaeological sites. From the great temple of Zeus and the villa of Nero, to the temple devoted to the Goddess Hera and of course the ancient Olympic stadium that dates back to the 5th century BC, are sites that are absolutely unmissable! Today Olympia is a modern village which caters for all with its wide selection of tourist shops, hotels and restaurants. Who holidays in Olympia? Those seeking relaxation with a bit of history.
Where to stay in Peloponnese Savers Peloponnese in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Peloponnese Savers in Greece The Peloponnese is situated on a peninsula that makes up the most southern part of mainland Greece. Also recognised as true Greece, the Peloponnese is an area of outstanding beauty which combines centuries of mythology and history. Split into several regions there is definitely something for everyone to enjoy. The northwest is rich in history and is an excellent base for sightseeing. It is also home to the archaeological site of Olympia. This is an ancient town with much historical interest. The Mani peninsular (middle) is an area of exceptional beauty, untouched by the tourist crowds. The area combines stunning unspoiled beaches with crystal clear waters, contrasting landscapes and delightful villages.
Where to stay in Petalidi Peloponnese in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Petalidi Petalidi at a glance: Seaside location A fairly quiet and tranquil resort Friendly locals Traditional tavernas Petalidi lies west of Kalamata and Stoupa. It takes just under two hours to drive from Stoupa to arrive at the small town of Petalidi. This peaceful town sits on a bay and has its own fishing harbour. Petalidi also boasts sandy/pebbly beaches with shallow waters. Car hire is definitely recommended for those seeking to venture further than Petalidi as this town does make a good base from which to explore the Peloponnese. Who holidays in Petalidi? Couples seeking a quiet retreat. Families with young children - especially when staying at the Sunrise Village Beach Hotel which offers plenty of organized activities for all.
Where to stay in Stoupa Peloponnese in Depth *Add this to my eBrochure*	Holidays in Stoupa Stoupa at a glance: Superb beaches Relaxing and peaceful atmosphere Unspoilt View a map of Stoupa Situated on the west coast of the Mani peninsula surrounded by the beautiful Taygetos Mountains, Stoupa is a charming and peaceful village which comes to life in the summer. Although untouched by the tourist crowds, Stoupa manages to attract visitors from all over the world with its cosmopolitian feel. A beach lovers' delight, the two gorgeous beaches of Stoupa and Kalogria, with their crystal clear waters and golden sand offer an excellent choice for swimming and sunbathing, snorkelling, boating and fishing. At night the village provides a perfectly relaxed atmosphere with its selection of restaurants, bars and tavernas. Who holidays in Stoupa? Best suited for families and those looking for a relaxing beach holiday away from the mass crowds.