Peloponnese is one of the most fascinating regions of Greece, a place seemingly made to enchant anyone who decides to explore it. Located south of the Greek mainland and connected to it by the Corinth Canal, this peninsula gathers ancient stories, breathtaking landscapes, golden beaches, and a culinary experience that is pure poetry. Here is...Read More

The Peloponnese, this vast and still somewhat undiscovered region of Greece, has the power to captivate anyone! It’s a fascinating and authentic corner where you can spend unforgettable holidays with everything you could ever want. Whether you wish to lose yourself in the picturesque streets of Nafplio, be enchanted by the theater of Epidaurus, discover...Read More

Without a doubt the cult film Mamma Mia, represents par excellence the impulse for a wonderful trip to Greece. Who hasn’t seen it and hasn’t fallen in love with the extraordinary landscapes that make you want to drop everything and move permanently? We did but not where the film was shot on another island but...Read More

If you haven’t seen the movie “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” yet, we recommend you do so to understand how these wonderful ceremonies are experienced. Don’t think that it is emphasized because it is a movie, in reality if you are lucky enough to participate you will realize that it is truly so noisy, jovial...Read More

The small city of Epidaurus, is found in the Argolis region in the first finger of the Peloponnese coming from Athens. A part of Greece where myths and legends have a global importance, a territory that collects wonderful archaeological sites and where even today the weight of the past is more present than ever. There...Read More

The famous city of Sparta, which in Greek means to spread or sow, is found in the center of Laconia in the Peloponnese. It was one of the most influential cities of ancient Greece and its dating dates back to the 10th century BC. An area of ​​myths and a culture so particular that so...Read More

Elleni is an epithet to identify the Greeks and it all comes from the mythical hero Elleno. The etymology of the word ellas in ancient Greek which is decomposable, means our (el) and people, nation or stone (las) which is connected to the legend of the universal flood after which Deucalion son of Prometheus together...Read More