Cradle of Greek culture, the Peloponnese peninsula combines tradition, a great archaeological heritage and magnificent natural environments; a great way to enjoy the Mediterranean.

The ancient theater of Epidaurus, from the 4th century BC, in Argolida, is unique. Surrounded by a pine forest, the natural slope of the place was used to build it. Considered the oldest theater with the best acoustics in the world, in summer it hosts performances. The legendary gate of the lions of Mycenae is the entrance to the spectacular 18th century citadel. Corinth and Olympia are other milestones on the route through the archaeological remains of the Peloponnese.

In the easternmost part of the peninsula, Monemvasía is a delightful walled town on the shores of the Aegean Sea. The coasts of the Ionian Sea offer paradisiacal coves with crystal clear waters. Elafonisos, at Cape Malea, has spectacular white sand beaches. Arcadia, in the interior of the peninsula, refers to Greek mythology: its beautiful landscape is one of the creations of Hercules. In the mountains, Mistras demonstrates the incorporation of Byzantine culture in the 15th century and features beautiful monasteries decorated with frescoes.

The traditional stone architecture of the Peloponnese is host to some wonderful charming hotels.