Here is your travel journal exploring the Peloponnese. In this article, we invite you on a captivating journey through iconic places to visit, whether alone, with a partner, or with family.
Ellados Shop serves as the gastronomic extension of all these places you will gradually discover. It’s a bit like a bridge between you and Greece. Welcome to Messenia!
The villages of Kardamyli and Methoni: The Essence of Tradition
The village of Kardamyli
Nestled in the heart of the Peloponnese, the village of Kardamyli is located in the southeastern part of the Peloponnese. This fishing village charms travelers with its picturesque charm and warm atmosphere. As you stroll through its narrow streets, you’ll discover artisanal shops offering unique products. Indeed, you’ll find some of them carefully selected by our Ellados Shop boutique.
The village of Methoni
The village of Methoni, on the other hand, is located at the opposite end, in the southwest of the Peloponnese. Methoni is an ancient medieval fortification where the Modon fortress still stands today. Indeed, during the Greek War of Independence, it served as the headquarters for French army troops between 1828 and 1833. Stroll along the seaside and settle into one of its tavernas.
Thus, whether in Kardamyli or Methoni, you’ll discover villages where authenticity prevails at every corner of the streets.
Kalamata: The Splendor of the Olive tree
It must be said that the city is world-renowned. Indeed, Kalamata is the capital of olives and olive oil. Indeed, it enchants visitors with its lush orchards and spectacular coastal landscapes. Moreover, its history is very rich. You’ll stroll along the lively waterfront and soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere. Taste the delights of local products offered by Ellados Shop. ou’ll find sesame honey almond pasteli or the famous Kalamata olives, as well as wine from the Faré Rebels range.
Voidokilia Beach: A little corner of paradise near Pylos
Your next stop is about 1 hour drive west from Kalamata. After winding roads and olive groves, you’ll reach a corner of paradise, nestled in the heart of a nature reserve. I promise, this place is worth a visit. Finally, at the end of the beach, if you wish, you can climb over the dune to reach Nestor’s cave. From here, you’ll have the best view of the whole bay.
The Village of Mistra: A Medieval Epic, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
On the other side of Mount Taygetos, immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of the village of Mistra. This village, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1989, clings to the mountainside. And the medieval remains you’ll see there tell epic tales of the past. This architectural gem offers a journey through time, with its Byzantine churches, ruined palaces and cobbled streets. In conclusion, take a break and enjoy the panoramic view of the Peloponnese mountains.
In a word, this is where your travel diary of the Peloponnese comes to an end. In short, this is much more than just a tourist getaway; it’s an immersion in a world of legends, traditions and timeless beauty. In conclusion, with Ellados Shop as your guide, every discovery becomes an enriching experience, where authentic products serve as a bridge between past and present. Join us on this unforgettable adventure.
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