The Lady of the Peloponnese promises a holiday of premium quality and elegance and plenty of fun to go with it!

It is an island-like town; it has incredible natural beauty and endless sources of entertainment. More or less inhabited since 3,000 BC, the town of Ermioni, named after the mythical hero Hermion, has an innate splendor and myriad stories to tell you from down the years. Bedazzling as the town itself are its beaches of Dardiza, Sedoni, Kouverta and Petrothalassa, which offer you plenty of opportunities for some underwater exploration,diving and snorkeling.

Suitably refreshed, you can head off down the hiking trails across the smallKatafykigorge and afterwards taste the famous pomegranates, oranges, olive oil and seafoodfor which the region is famed. The picturesque taverns and the traditional cafes with the fresh octopus hanging outto dry in the sun make a picture-perfect holiday snap to post for your friends! The stately stone house of the “Economou” family, that hosted the Third National Assembly in 1827, and the Kapodistrian Elementary School should be near the top of your list of places to visit while in town.