HOTELS IN WEST PELOPONNESE

“Et in Arcadia ego”, a Renaissance symbol of heaven on earth, this region of Peloponnese is a legendary destination filled with natural wonders and cultural greatness. Gorges, rivers, picturesque villages, hidden gems and archaeological marvels. The most iconic among them, is the Temple of Apollo Epicurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Monument.. Designed by Iktinos, the architect of Parthenon in Athens, it is considered among thethe most important temples of Antiquity.

The site of ancient Olympia has been a sacred valley in the Peloponnese, since the 10th century B.C. A short drive from the Olympia Riviera complex, you have the privilege to walk today around the Altis, the sanctuary to the Gods, Temples, ruins and the remains of the sports structures erected for the Olympic Games, held in Olympia every four years beginning in 776 B.C. The adjacent Archaeological Museum of Olympia is home to one-of-a-kind masterpieces, a destination of immense historical value.

A milestone before each Olympic Games is the lighting ceremony of the Olympic Flame, a symbol of continuity between ancient and modern Games, taking place in the archaeological site of Olympia. The stunning ceremony based on the mythical rituals, is performed by the High Priestess in the Temple of Hera asking the help of the sun god Apollo to light the torch and signifies the beginning of the international Olympic torch relay from Olympia to the city hosting the Games.

A mythical place, celebrated in Homer’s Odyssey, poetry and literature worldwide. Ithaca, the home of the hero Odysseus, symbolizes a life’s discovery journey, the return to the haven and the fulfillment one can sense. Today, it is a verdant island with clear turquoise waters; a pristine destination for sea activities and natural expeditions, just a short boat ride from Kyllini port.

Road trips in the coast of West Peloponnes will take you to vast sandy beaches, secret coves and ​​untamed shores. Unspoilt heavens and tranquil waters within easy reach. By far, the most renowned beach is the long stretch of Kyllini, where Riviera Olympia lies. Shallow, crystal clear waters, golden sand,  and a paradisiac allure.

An imposing and well-preserved castle, built by the Franks in 1220 in the northern part of the Ilia region, with breathtaking vistas to a lush landscape and the infinite Ionian Sea. A 10’ drive from the Riviera Olympia Complex, the originally called Château Clermont, now called Chlemoutsi, unveils its restored halls with their vaulted ceilings, cabinets, large fireplaces and 500 displayed objects, exhibiting unknown aspects of the Medieval world.

Peloponnese offers a stunning natural spectrum. A short drive from Casa Marron lies Strofylia pine forest, a breathtaking seaside natural habitat along with the adjacent Kotychi Lagoon and Prokopos lake forming a unique ecosystem protected from the Natura 2000 network, sheltering a bustling wildlife population and stunning flora. A must-see daily excursion from the Riviera Olympia complex to the natural wonder of the Foloi oak forest, where Hercules found refuge at Erymanthos mountain. Spectacular rails, rivers and an Environmental Museum promise an immersive natural experience.

“Et in Arcadia ego”, a Renaissance symbol of heaven on earth, this region of Peloponnese is a legendary destination filled with natural wonders and cultural greatness. Gorges, rivers, picturesque villages, hidden gems and archaeological marvels. The most iconic among them, is the Temple of Apollo Epicurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Monument.. Designed by Iktinos, the architect of Parthenon in Athens, it is considered among thethe most important temples of Antiquity.

The site of ancient Olympia has been a sacred valley in the Peloponnese, since the 10th century B.C. A short drive from the Olympia Riviera complex, you have the privilege to walk today around the Altis, the sanctuary to the Gods, Temples, ruins and the remains of the sports structures erected for the Olympic Games, held in Olympia every four years beginning in 776 B.C. The adjacent Archaeological Museum of Olympia is home to one-of-a-kind masterpieces, a destination of immense historical value.

A milestone before each Olympic Games is the lighting ceremony of the Olympic Flame, a symbol of continuity between ancient and modern Games, taking place in the archaeological site of Olympia. The stunning ceremony based on the mythical rituals, is performed by the High Priestess in the Temple of Hera asking the help of the sun god Apollo to light the torch and signifies the beginning of the international Olympic torch relay from Olympia to the city hosting the Games.

A mythical place, celebrated in Homer’s Odyssey, poetry and literature worldwide. Ithaca, the home of the hero Odysseus, symbolizes a life’s discovery journey, the return to the haven and the fulfillment one can sense. Today, it is a verdant island with clear turquoise waters; a pristine destination for sea activities and natural expeditions, just a short boat ride from Kyllini port.

Road trips in the coast of West Peloponnes will take you to vast sandy beaches, secret coves and ​​untamed shores. Unspoilt heavens and tranquil waters within easy reach. By far, the most renowned beach is the long stretch of Kyllini, where Riviera Olympia lies. Shallow, crystal clear waters, golden sand,  and a paradisiac allure.

An imposing and well-preserved castle, built by the Franks in 1220 in the northern part of the Ilia region, with breathtaking vistas to a lush landscape and the infinite Ionian Sea. A 10’ drive from the Riviera Olympia Complex, the originally called Château Clermont, now called Chlemoutsi, unveils its restored halls with their vaulted ceilings, cabinets, large fireplaces and 500 displayed objects, exhibiting unknown aspects of the Medieval world.

Peloponnese offers a stunning natural spectrum. A short drive from Casa Marron lies Strofylia pine forest, a breathtaking seaside natural habitat along with the adjacent Kotychi Lagoon and Prokopos lake forming a unique ecosystem protected from the Natura 2000 network, sheltering a bustling wildlife population and stunning flora. A must-see daily excursion from the Riviera Olympia complex to the natural wonder of the Foloi oak forest, where Hercules found refuge at Erymanthos mountain. Spectacular rails, rivers and an Environmental Museum promise an immersive natural experience.

“Et in Arcadia ego”, a Renaissance symbol of heaven on earth, this region of Peloponnese is a legendary destination filled with natural wonders and cultural greatness. Gorges, rivers, picturesque villages, hidden gems and archaeological marvels. The most iconic among them, is the Temple of Apollo Epicurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Monument.. Designed by Iktinos, the architect of Parthenon in Athens, it is considered among thethe most important temples of Antiquity.

The site of ancient Olympia has been a sacred valley in the Peloponnese, since the 10th century B.C. A short drive from the Olympia Riviera complex, you have the privilege to walk today around the Altis, the sanctuary to the Gods, Temples, ruins and the remains of the sports structures erected for the Olympic Games, held in Olympia every four years beginning in 776 B.C. The adjacent Archaeological Museum of Olympia is home to one-of-a-kind masterpieces, a destination of immense historical value.

A milestone before each Olympic Games is the lighting ceremony of the Olympic Flame, a symbol of continuity between ancient and modern Games, taking place in the archaeological site of Olympia. The stunning ceremony based on the mythical rituals, is performed by the High Priestess in the Temple of Hera asking the help of the sun god Apollo to light the torch and signifies the beginning of the international Olympic torch relay from Olympia to the city hosting the Games.

A mythical place, celebrated in Homer’s Odyssey, poetry and literature worldwide. Ithaca, the home of the hero Odysseus, symbolizes a life’s discovery journey, the return to the haven and the fulfillment one can sense. Today, it is a verdant island with clear turquoise waters; a pristine destination for sea activities and natural expeditions, just a short boat ride from Kyllini port.

Road trips in the coast of West Peloponnes will take you to vast sandy beaches, secret coves and ​​untamed shores. Unspoilt heavens and tranquil waters within easy reach. By far, the most renowned beach is the long stretch of Kyllini, where Riviera Olympia lies. Shallow, crystal clear waters, golden sand,  and a paradisiac allure.

An imposing and well-preserved castle, built by the Franks in 1220 in the northern part of the Ilia region, with breathtaking vistas to a lush landscape and the infinite Ionian Sea. A 10’ drive from the Riviera Olympia Complex, the originally called Château Clermont, now called Chlemoutsi, unveils its restored halls with their vaulted ceilings, cabinets, large fireplaces and 500 displayed objects, exhibiting unknown aspects of the Medieval world.

Peloponnese offers a stunning natural spectrum. A short drive from Casa Marron lies Strofylia pine forest, a breathtaking seaside natural habitat along with the adjacent Kotychi Lagoon and Prokopos lake forming a unique ecosystem protected from the Natura 2000 network, sheltering a bustling wildlife population and stunning flora. A must-see daily excursion from the Riviera Olympia complex to the natural wonder of the Foloi oak forest, where Hercules found refuge at Erymanthos mountain. Spectacular rails, rivers and an Environmental Museum promise an immersive natural experience.

“Et in Arcadia ego”, a Renaissance symbol of heaven on earth, this region of Peloponnese is a legendary destination filled with natural wonders and cultural greatness. Gorges, rivers, picturesque villages, hidden gems and archaeological marvels. The most iconic among them, is the Temple of Apollo Epicurus, a UNESCO World Heritage Monument.. Designed by Iktinos, the architect of Parthenon in Athens, it is considered among thethe most important temples of Antiquity.

The site of ancient Olympia has been a sacred valley in the Peloponnese, since the 10th century B.C. A short drive from the Olympia Riviera complex, you have the privilege to walk today around the Altis, the sanctuary to the Gods, Temples, ruins and the remains of the sports structures erected for the Olympic Games, held in Olympia every four years beginning in 776 B.C. The adjacent Archaeological Museum of Olympia is home to one-of-a-kind masterpieces, a destination of immense historical value.