A very friendly driver will transfer you, with a luxurious vehicle, from Kalamata International Airport to your hotel while you can enjoy free WiFi on board. Pre-book this private transfer and ensure a hassle-free way to start your vacations without any delay and confusion of taxi or public ...
Live the unique experience of riding a horse on the beach.
Half Day private tour from Kalamata to Ancient Ithomi (Messene) in a luxurious a/c vehicle. During the transfer you can enjoy free WiFi on board, ideal for travelers coming to Kalamata by cruise ships for few hours.
Live the wonderful experience of riding a horse in mountain areas.
Live the unique experience of riding a horse.
Enjoy an 8-hour small group cruise (5 - 8 people) in the Messinian Bay. Includes traditional home-made lunch on the boat (cooked by the captain’s wife).
Welcome to Messinia, the place which combines the past and present in the most harmonic way. This is the place that Pausanias called “Delightful land”; land of hospitality, fruit, and light. The monuments, α unique mosaic of the areas long history and witnesses of its long history, stand proud and ...
Welcome to Ancient Olympia, the place where the heart of the Olympic Games beats! A full day tour to the small town of Olympia in the western Peloponnese, where the ancient Olympic games where held throughout antiquity. Discover that important spiritual center of ancient Greece and walk through the ...
Ancient Messene, a city founded 2500 years ago, is located 30 km to the north of Kalamata and was one of the most important cities of Messinia. Most of the things you would expect to find in an ancient Greek city are here; a theatre (one of the biggest in the ancient world), a large agora (civic ...
Diros Cave is considered to be the first of the three most beautiful and impressive lake caves in the world. Located at the top of the Mani between the town of Pirgos Dirou and Areopolis, the Diros Caves are perhaps the most important natural site in Greece and in their own way as spectacular as the ...
