The most beautiful natural sites to discover Central Greece

Here is a nice opportunity to walk along the lagoon, especially as the end is the beautiful beach of Voïdokila. The area is part of the Natura 2000 programme, which aims to protect local fauna and flora. Therefore, positions are installed to allow you to observe the birds that are coming to this area. The chameleon, protected species, have also installed in this unique place.

Some beaches around the city: Kyani Akti at 2 km, Alonaki at 6 km, M 8 km, Psathaki 3 km, Skalidaki 5 km, Aghioi Apostoloi 7 km.

By continuing your road after the archaeological site, you will pass under the door of Arcadie who shows you how the cities defended at that time (th century BC). Until the door, we followed a dallée path to arrive in a round yard surrounded by walls still very well preserved. The exterior entrance of the door was framed by two square towers. The highly rugged surrounding terrain prevented war machines from approaching. Remains of funeral monuments are now conserved in front of the door.

Those of Kalamata are crowded and there is no end sand. It is better to get away from the city as far as possible, for example to Areopoli.

A 13 km from Hora, Therma is famous for its hydrothermal springs.

The pebble beaches in the northern part of the island are exposed to the wind. Near Lakoma, Pahia Amnos is a sandy beach with fresh water, as well as Kipos beach.