Kalamáta

Voidokilia Beach

Voidokilia Beach is a crescent-shaped sandy beach in southwestern Greece, famous for its pristine waters and natural lagoon, ideal for swimming and snorkeling.

Ancient Messene

Mani Peninsula

Between the sea and the Taygetos ridge, the Mani is a dry peninsula of stone villages bristling with family tower houses of the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries, and dotted with small Byzantine chapels. At Diros, the caves are toured by boat along an underground river.

Polylimnio Waterfalls

Forty kilometres from Kalamata, above the village of Charavgi, a path drops into a wooded gorge past a chain of falls and pools, the largest known as Kadi lake. The rock underfoot stays wet and slippery, so closed shoes are needed.

Stoupa beach

Stoupa Beach is a sandy Peloponnesian coastline known for its clear turquoise waters and sheltered cove, ideal for swimming and sunbathing year-round.

Kalamata Beach

At the head of the Messenian Gulf, Kalamata's town beach runs for several kilometres of fine shingle mixed with sand, below Navarinou avenue. Sunbeds, tavernas and watersports clubs follow one another all the way to the marina.