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Peloponnese

The beauty of taking the long way.

Between the sea and the mountains

14-day road trip along the coast of Southern Greece

Small-group journey · Up to 15 guests

3–16 April 2027 · From €2,430

Salt in the air · Scenic shores · Ancient stories · Exceptional food · Roads worth taking slowly

Welcome to the real Greece

Somewhere between the mountains and the sea, there is a Greece that still feels wonderfully untouched.

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A world of its own

The Peloponnese feels like a world of its own. Vast and wonderfully diverse, it brings together everything we love about Greece — dramatic coastlines, turquoise waters, mountain landscapes, timeless villages and a history that reaches back thousands of years.

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Take the scenic road, stop at a little seaside taverna, wander through ancient ruins or simply stay a little longer in a place you didn't expect to fall in love with.

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Separated from mainland Greece by the Corinth Canal, this remarkable peninsula has the feeling of a vast island — yet much of it remains wonderfully undiscovered.

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This is Greece to be experienced, not rushed.

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14 days. A journey to remember.

A thoughtfully planned small-group road trip through the southern Peloponnese, connecting coastal towns, ancient sites and beautiful places to pause along the way.

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From lively local markets to quiet seaside villages, there’s time to explore, taste and enjoy the places we visit.

The route

​​Athens Airport → Corinth Canal → Nafplio → Monemvasia → Elafonisos → Mani Peninsula → Koroni → Methoni → Voidokilia → Athens Airport

The journey, at a glance

Corinth Canal & Nafplio

We enter the Peloponnese through the famous Corinth Canal and continue to Nafplio, the first capital of modern Greece, known for its Venetian fortress, sunsets, lively markets and delicious local food.

Mycenae, Epidaurus & Monemvasia

We explore the ancient wonders of Mycenae and Epidaurus before following breathtaking coastal and mountain roads to medieval Monemvasia, a town that feels frozen in time.

Elafonisos

We visit the island of Elafonisos, with its turquoise waters and white-sand beaches, often compared to the Maldives.

The Mani Peninsula

We continue into the wild Mani region, known for the dramatic Taygetos mountains, stone tower villages, hidden beaches and unspoilt nature, before reaching Cape Tenaro, the southernmost point of the Balkan Peninsula.

Messinia

Our journey ends in Messinia, home to the Venetian fortresses of Koroni and Methoni, countless olive groves and the iconic Voidokilia Beach.

Along the way

We can swim beneath waterfalls, take a boat ride through a cave, stop by a scenic shipwreck and hike through impressive gorges. We’ll show you our favourite bakeries, sunset restaurants and the most photogenic spots — and even how to choose good feta in a supermarket.

The perfect balance between seeing a lot
and having time to enjoy it — without rushing.

The best time to go?

Spring and autumn are our favourite seasons. April and May bring wildflowers and pleasant days for exploring. October and November offer a quieter atmosphere, with opportunities for a swim when the weather and sea conditions allow. Summer can be very hot.

Meet your travel companions

You’ll travel with both of us — Martina and Levente — throughout the journey. Having two tour guides who also drive gives us more flexibility along the way — to make an extra stop, stay a little longer somewhere you love, or adapt the day to the group.

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Martina

Tour guide, photographer & driver

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I can’t wait to show you just how beautiful and diverse the Peloponnese is — there’s so much to discover. Along the way, I’ll capture beautiful moments for you to remember.

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Levente

Tour guide, travel organiser & driver

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Even after visiting 51 countries, I was surprised by how much the Peloponnese has to offer. I appreciate finding ancient history at every step — alongside impressive mountains and scenic Mediterranean roads.

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Ami 

Our fluffy travel companion​

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Always ready for another adventure — and especially interested in following the Greek cats we meet along the way.

What our guests say

Reviews from previous tours guided by Martina and Levente

“Another wonderful experience with Martina and Levi as our guides. Touring with them truly felt special.”

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Tiffany, New Zealand

December 2025
Tour guided for Sidetrip

“Having Martina made the entire day so much easier and allowed us to see and experience so much more without exhausting ourselves.”

Carolyn Z., USA

September 2026
Danube Bend tour, Hungary · Viator

“Our guide, Martina, was absolutely exceptional – caring, knowledgeable, professional and incredibly accommodating.”

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Kerrie K., Australia

Travel Advisor · September 2026
Tour guided for Sidetrip

A local perspective

On at least three occasions during the journey, we’ll be joined by local Greek guides, who will share their knowledge, stories and insights into the places we explore.

Spring in the Peloponnese

3–16 April 2027

14 days · 13 nights · A small group of up to 15 guests

NOVEMBER OFFER

€2,430 per person

Save 10% when you book by 30 November 2026.


Regular price: €2,700 per person

Based on two people sharing a double or twin room.

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Your journey includes

• 13 nights in carefully selected accommodation
• Breakfast on most mornings
• Transport throughout the itinerary, including fuel, tolls and parking
• Two tour guides who also drive, accompanying you throughout the journey
• Local Greek guides on at least three occasions

• Return ferry crossing to Elafonisos.


Not included

Flights, entrance fees, lunches, dinners, two breakfasts, personal expenses and travel insurance.

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Interested in joining us?

Get in touch to check availability and talk through the journey.

Explore the full itinerary

Would you like a closer look at the journey? Leave your email and we’ll send you the detailed itinerary.

Frequently asked questions

Let the Peloponnese surprise you

A place where Greece still feels authentic, peaceful, and beautifully untouched.

Where mountain villages meet turquoise sea, old stone towers stand among olive groves, and evenings smell of salt, herbs, and traditional Greek food.

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All photographs on this page are our own, taken during our travels.

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