Peloponnese
a fourteen day road trip along the coast
One peninsula. A thousand experiences.
14 days · Small-group journey · Southern Greece
Scenic coastlines
Beautiful beaches
Ancient sites at every step
Mediterranean scents
Exceptional food
Slow Mediterranean life
Welcome to the real Greece
A place where time moves slowly, life feels authentic, and mass tourism has yet to take over — without missing anything that makes Greece special.
Why Peloponnese?
The Peloponnese is wonderfully diverse and surprisingly beautiful, shaped by its mountains, the sea, olive groves and dramatic coastline. Traditional architecture blends beautifully with nature, while the beaches come in every form — from long sandy shores to secluded coves and crystal-clear hidden gems.
Take scenic roads along one of Europe’s most beautiful coastlines. Taste delicious Greek food, with the Peloponnese being home to countless olive groves producing exceptional local olive oil and olives. Wander through local markets, discover charming old towns and ancient sites, and experience the slower rhythm of everyday Greek life.
It is literally a magical world of old Greece — a vast piece of land, almost like a huge island, separated from mainland Greece only by the Corinth Canal. It has everything Greece has to offer, yet it still feels like a wonderfully undiscovered paradise.
Discover the authentic Greece — the Greece that still feels like a secret.
14 days. One epic journey.
We’ve carefully prepared an unforgettable 14-day journey through the southern Peloponnese.
We truly think that this can be the best road trip around Greece.
Athens → Corinth Canal → Nafplio → Monemvasia → Elafonisos → Mani peninsula → Koroni → Methoni → Voidokilia
Brief itinerary
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 amazing local food.
Nearby, 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.
From there, we visit the island of Elafonisos with its turquoise waters and white-sand beaches, often compared to the Maldives.
We continue into the wild Mani region, famous for dramatic Taygetos mountains, stone tower villages, hidden beaches, and untouched nature, before reaching Cape Tenaro, the southernmost point of mainland Greece.
On the way through the Peloponnese, we can bathe in waterfalls, take a boat ride in a dripstone cave, stop by a scenic shipwreck, and go on a hike through impressive gorges. We will show you our favourite bakeries, sunset restaurants, how to choose good feta in a supermarket, and the most photogenic spots.
Our journey ends in Messinia, home to the Venetian fortresses of Koroni and Methoni, endless olive groves, and the iconic Voidokilia Beach.
…but there’s a lot more!
We apologize, this website in progress — coming soon!
Where we take you
the first capital of modern Greece
full of fresh local produce
the cradle of our civilization
medieval town hidden on a peninsula with one entrance
the island with white sand
A beautiful coastal village and an entrance to Taygetos mountain
in the Taygetos Mountains
with beautiful beaches and small fishing villages
a lively city with Venetian history
an old Venetian fortress in Messinia
an iconic beach with sand dunes
Greece isn't just Santorini and Mykonos.
Would you join us a 14-day journey through the southern Peloponnese?
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.
Who is guiding
This is our team:
Martina
tour guide & photographer
capturing beautiful photos will be an added bonus of the vacation
Levente
tour guide, travel organizer & driver
visited 51 countries, but Peloponnese charmed him
Ami
cuddly traveller, follows Greek cats