Trails, Tales & Timeless Journeys

Where Every Step Tells a Story

13\06\2025 

Culture & Events 

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Melitzazz: Where Jazz Meets Eggplants
(Yes, You Read That Right!)

Discover the unexpected magic of Melitzazz, a unique local festival where soulful music, delicious local eggplants, and warm community spirit blend for a summer celebration.

15\05\2025 

Destinations 

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Discover the Ancient Soul of the Peloponnese

8 Must-See Archaeological Sites in the Peloponnese. From history lovers to curious travelers, this is your gateway to the ancient Peloponnese.

15\04\2025 

Culture & Events 

pascha

A Celebration of Light, Creativity, and Community Leonidio`s Pascha

To the visitor, Easter in Leonidio feels timeless—like a scene plucked straight from ancient tradition. But the real story is even more magical.

13\04\2025 

Culture & Events 

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The Aerostato Tradition- the night of light​

Have you ever witnessed a sky filled with hundreds of glowing lanterns drifting into the night?

10\03\2025 

Culture & Events 

A Journey Through Greek Independence

A Journey Through Greek Independence: From Ancient Glory to Modern Freedom

Uncover surprising facts, heroic battles, and lasting connections between Greece’s fight for freedom and its identity today.

15\01\2025 

Destinations 

platanos

Exploring Platanos

Step Off the Beaten Path: Explore History, Nature, and Local Life. Discover a village few have experienced, with rich history, stunning nature, and exclusive recommendations for trips and local events.

01\02\2025 

Walking Recommendation 

Agios Athanasios Chapel

Agios Athanasios Chapel: A Hidden Gem of Tsakonia​

A must-visit, short trip featuring a breathtaking viewpoint and a touch of local history and heritage you won’t want to miss.

Kastanitsa

Kastanitsa

Nestled on the eastern slopes of Mount Parnon, at an altitude of 840 meters, Kastanitsa is a village that carries centuries of history and tradition. It is considered the oldest Tsakonian village, with written records dating back to 1293 in a golden bull decree of the Byzantine Emperor Andronikos II Palaiologos.