Sights of Interest

By Foot:

Firstly we have the local village itself, containing a dozen houses, a church, a quiet fishing harbour, and of course ourselves.
500 metres to our right, we have an ancient ruined town ( over 2000 years old), which is well worth a visit, containing miraculously-well preserved buildings, many examples of old greek mosaic, and a host of other interests.
1Km to our left lie the remains of part of the German occupation of Greece from the Second World War.
Uncountable fresh water springs flow into the bay in front of the hotel, and on a clear day swimming one can sometimes see parts of the ancient flooded town under the shallow clear sea.
Plus it must be said that we have a plethora of perfect paths for walking, exploring, bicycling, fishing and relaxing along in the area.

The Mystras Monasteries, Churches, and Ruined Town.
Diros Caves - One of the biggest cave complexes in Europe - Travel around these caves is performed by boat.
Elafonessos - the second most popular tourist island in Greece
Githeo - A castle town, where each house is a castle. One of only 3 inhabited old castles in Greece, another is Monemvassia.
Monemvassia Town and Castle, no cars are allowed within the walls of Monemvassia Castle and the surrounding small town, - and in any case the would not fit down the narrow lanes and passageways, so all goods transportation is provided by mules. This thriving and very much unique town, a former capital if the Peleponeese region of Greece is not to be missed.