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The staggeringly beautiful Peloponnese region of mainland Greece offers a profusion of captivating ancient sites, medieval castles, a countryside scattered with a plethora of citrus orchards and olive trees as well as a coastline boasting an almost infinite number of fine sandy beaches.
The first ever Olympic Games took place in this rather diverse region, and the area as a whole is liberally endowed with important archaeological sites, most notably Olympia, home of the Olympic Games, itself.
Our villas in Peloponnese offer beautiful views and are close to a variety of amenities. We work tirelessly to ensure that all of the villas within our portfolio are fit for purpose so you can rest assured that you’ll have everything you need in any one of our Peloponnese villas.
Sumptuous sandy beaches, dramatic scenery and magical villages are all part of the deal on a Peloponnese villa holiday. The peninsula is a short drive from Athens and covers over 8,000 square miles of southern Greece. With such a vast area, there is so much waiting to be explored from ancient sites and castles to fantastic beaches and a gorgeous cuisine. Whatever you're seeking on your Greece villa holiday, Peloponnese has it covered!
There's an abundance of staggeringly beautiful beaches throughout the Peloponnese region. Our villas are located in the picturesque seaside village of Gialova which features both a long sandy beach ideal for families, and Divari or 'Golden' beach which serves up fantastic snorkelling opportunities. For total privacy while relaxing, our villas in Peloponnese offer unlimited access to your own private swimming pool.
Spend your evenings soaking up the ambience of the pretty seaside towns and watch the boats bob along the calming waves as the sun sets in the distance. This is what a villa holiday in Peloponnese is all about, allowing you to fully relax, unwind and recharge.
You can get your fix of all the well-known Greek specialties throughout the Peloponnese region, as well as indulge in local specialties such as Kalamata olives, tsouchti (pasta fried with cheese and egg) and pasteli - one for those with a sweet tooth!
Peloponnese is known as the mythical heart of Greece and there are reminders of its rich and intriguing past almost everywhere you look. Be sure to visit the ancient site of Olympia - home to the first ever Olympic Games way back in 776 BC, as well as Sparta, the warrior state that was home to the legendary Spartans.
Throughout the Peloponnese, you’ll find all the classic Greek favourites alongside delicious local specialties like Kalamata olives, tsouchti (pasta fried with cheese and egg), and pasteli for those with a sweet tooth. Complement your meal with locally produced wines or a crisp glass of tsipouro, and be sure to enjoy fresh seafood straight from the coast for a true taste of the region’s authentic flavours.
The Peloponnese is often called the mythical heart of Greece, and traces of its fascinating past can be found wherever you go. Visit the ancient site of Olympia, birthplace of the first Olympic Games in 776 BC, and explore Sparta, the famed warrior city of the legendary Spartans. Wander among well-preserved temples, fortresses, and theatres, and discover charming villages that still carry the echoes of centuries gone by.
The Peloponnese region is home to an abundance of stunning beaches. In the picturesque seaside village of Gialova, you’ll find a long sandy beach perfect for families, alongside Divari, or ‘Golden’ Beach, which offers excellent snorkelling. There are also secluded spots and private swimming areas dotted along the sparkling coastline for those who prefer a more peaceful experience.
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Villas in Peloponnese aren’t operated Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov, Dec
Annual sunshine
330 days
Hottest period
June to August
Busiest month
August
Summer
Peloponnese invites you to experience its long, hot summers. Fall head over heels for evenings at bustling seaside tavernas, hikes through sun-drenched landscapes, and mid-afternoons exploring historic sites. Summer is made for this gorgeous peninsula.
Spring
In the early days of spring, witness sprawling vineyards, emerald hillsides, and wildflowers beginning to bloom. Enjoy scenic drives along the coast before savouring seasonal produce at authentic local markets. Spring also offers the perfect opportunity to explore hidden corners of history without queues or crowds.
