Filiatra is a small town rebuilt after the devastation of the 1886 earthquake and surrounded by olive groves and vineyards. Its most emblematic monument is the reproduction of the Eiffel Tower, located at the city entrance. Its attractions include the town square, where the fountain and the Town Hall clock attract attention, as well as its ecclesiastical monuments. It was […]
Palouki is a small port, known for its scenic beauty. The area is characterised by its traditional Greek architecture and local culture. It’s one of the least touristy areas in Greece. When we arrived, we realised we had already been there three years before. But we discovered a part of the beach we hadn’t visited. Where to stay We stayed […]
Arkoudi is a picturesque coastal village offering authentic Greek taverns and charming beach bars. For us, it’s the most beautiful village we’ve seen so far. The taverns are fantastic and have incredible views. Even the small church was lovely inside. We loved it! Where to stay We stayed at Faros Tavern (37.845014, 21.109995 lat, long), which has a campervan area […]
The best thing about Kalamias Tavern is its food; it offers a variety of homemade dishes prepared with fresh seasonal ingredients, such as moussaka, fresh seafood, and well-cooked meats. Another advantage is that it is 100 meters from the Ionian Sea, allowing you to enjoy its crystal clear waters. All this at a great price. Where to stay We stayed […]
We decided to go to Ionion Blue Tavern because it’s highly regarded for its traditional Greek cuisine, relaxed atmosphere, and prime location right on the Ionian Sea sand. Plus, it was free to stay there. Where to stay We stayed in the huge car park of the Ionion Blue Tavern (30.045799, 21.318899, lat, long), right next to the beach. The […]
Kato Alissos is a quiet coastal village in the northwest Peloponnese. It’s known for its pristine beaches overlooking the Gulf of Patras and for being an ideal nature retreat for campers and travellers. When we visited the village, almost everything was under construction, so it wasn’t very attractive, but the surrounding beaches and the small port of Alikes are wonderful. […]
We decided to cross via the bridge, as it’s a direct route, but it costs almost 50 euros, so next time we’ll take the ferry, even though it takes longer. We saw that there was a brewery on the outskirts of Patras where we could stay for free and that they had live music on Friday nights, so we decided […]
