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Monemvasia is a municipality located 35km away from Karavostasi, that combines the unique natural morphology of a landscape with man-made entrenchment and residential structures.

Elafonisos is an island situated on the southeast side of the Peloponnese and is considered to be Greece’s exotic island as it boasts long stretches of sandy beaches and turquoise and azure waters.

The beautiful town of Gytheio known for its picturesque harbour that becomes inundated with visitors during the summer months.

The municipality was named after the neighbouring settlement of the Byzantine Castle of Mystra as a small show of recognition and respect regarding its history and its contribution to the Greek nation.

Popular for its distinctive natural beauty and its staggering geomorphology, the Caves of Dirou have been described as one of the most special cave formations in the world.

Located on the far eastern tip of mount Parnonas, amidst the luscious green pastures, asymmetrical hills and gorges that reach up to the cape of Malea, the Kastanias cavern (also known as St. Andreas cavern) is an attraction and site of interest for all who visit the area.

Mani is an all time favourite destination for the locals and is also one of the most peculiar places to visit.

Sparta is the capital of the municipality of Laconia, also being the commercial and financial centre of the region.

According to tradition, Areopoli got its name from Ares, the God of war. It is built in the midst of Mani’s peninsula, staring into the south shores of the Messinian gulf.

The municipality of Skala in Laconia includes the residential towns of Ag. Taxiarches, Vrontamas, Grammousa, Leimonas, Panigiristra, Peristeri, Souli, Stefania and Filisi.