Nature Attractions In Kakovatos

Ostria Hotel Kakovatos Beach, Zakharo, Greece - UPDATED 2018 Reviews

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The beachfront Ostria Hotel Kakovatos is set on Kyparissia Gulf and offers direct access to the organized beach of Kakovatos. Guests can enjoy the on-site snack bar, while a variety of restaurants and mini markets can be found within a short walk.

Latitude 37.4550807890583, Longitude ' 21.640550494194, Continent Europe, County Greece, City Zakharo, Address Kakovatos Beach

Nafplio, Greece - Peloponnese - AtlasVisual

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Nafplio is city and the main port of the North Peloponnese. It is one of the most picturesque cities in the country, and was the capital of the Greek state in the years 1828-1833 .

Nafplio is known for Bourtzi, a small fortress built on an islet in the harbor, Palamidi, a Venetian fortress that dominates the city and Acronafplia, another Venetian fortress and the place of the murder of Ioannis Kapodistrias.

Nafplio is a popular destination and has some of the most beautiful Venetian architecture in Greece. The palace of Armansperg (residence of the viceroy of Greece Armansperg) and the archaeological museum in Syntagma Square are located in Nafplio. The city has also a branch of the National Gallery.
Perfect for strolling through the city center and harbor, Nafplio also has plenty of nearby beaches, hotels, restaurants, bars and boutiques.

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Adventure travel in the Peloponnese Greece

Setting off from Athens, take a snapshot guided multisport adventure tour that will take you across the Peloponnese in a private luxury minibus

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Kyparissia Peloponisos By Dji Spark

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Καλαμάτα παραλία (Kalamata Peloponnese Greece)

Καλαμάτα παραλιακή οδός Ναυαρίνου.

Kalamata Navarinou street.

Ilia - Peloponissos

Ilia the birthplace of Olympic Games
Ilia has a long and varied history. Most of Ilia was taken over by Epians during the archaic era. Epians owe their origin to the Achaians who immigrated to Ilida in 1500 B.C.
It is believed that the area was named after King Ilios, the son of Amphimahos and Hyrmine. Other famous Kings of Ilia were Aethlios, Endymionas, Herpeios, Aitolos and Ifitos. According to Pausanias, Ifitos revived the Olympic games.
Source book: Tourist guide of Ilias (Official edition of Ilia's Prefecture)
Regarding the Olympic games, the first two Olympic champions, Koroevos and Symahos came from Ilia.
In 588 B.C. the Ilians came into conflict with Pisates over the control of the Olympic games. After that the judges always came from Ilia and Ilians were the permanent administrators of the Olympic games. It is well known that Ilians took part in the Persian wars, whereas during the Peloponnesian and the Corinthian wars
( 431-404 B.C. and 395-387 B.C. respectively) they allied with the Spartans.
During Macedonian Hellenism, the Ilians were forced by Philip II to be ruled by the Macedonian friendly group of aristocrats.
A little while later in 146 B.C. the Roman general Lefkios Mommios conquered Ilia which then became a part of the Roman Empire. Ilia was granted autonomy in 54-68 B.C.
In 394 B.C. the Emperor Theodosios the Great abolished the Olympic Games because he thought them to be a paganistic remnant. Around the 8th century a number of Slavs settled here. Later the Arabs (881 A.D.),Bulgarians (978 A.D.), the Venetians (1125 A.D.) and the Normans (1150A.D.) invaded Ilia. However they were all defeated and had to abandon the Peloponnese.
During the Venetian occupation (1687-1775 A.D) Ilia suffered devastation and the people were subject to religious pressure by the Latins.
In 1775 A. D. the Turks took over the Peloponnese which suffered from their cruelty. Ilians actively participated in the Revolution of 1821 - many becoming distinguished generals.
In 1941, Ilia was taken over by the Italians who left in 1943 only to be replaced by the Germans for a year .
Since the dictatorship, Ilia has found its normal rhythm and is a peaceful county. The main occupations of its inhabitants are cattle - raising, trade and business.

Trip 2 part 1: little before Kalo Nero till the crossing in Ghoudhouras

Driving along the south coast of Crete from just a little before the village Kalo Nero till the crossing in Ghoudhouras.