If you want to visit one of the hidden treasures of the Peloponnese, then you can simply visit the beach of Mylokopi. It’s not very easy to access, since it’s…
If you are looking for something exotic for your days on the beach, then you can visit Lake Vouliagmeni. This blue lake of Corinthia is just a few meters away…
If you want to swim while enjoying a breathtaking view of the gulf of Corinth, then the beach of Vrahati is all you need. It’s a small picturesque beach with…
The Megaritiki olive comes in two versions, green and black, and it’s produced in many ways. You can taste these olives in salt, in vinegar, and sun dried, which means that…
If you are in the Peloponnese, you should taste the Sideritis wine that the fertile soil of Corinth produces. It has a sweet peachy taste and a very appetizing acidity.
The Lagorthi is a rare selection of wine from the vineyards of the northern parts of the Peloponnese. It’s light in body, very rich in fruits, and it has a…
Almost everybody knows that Nemea is the greatest grapevine zone of Greece and many consider it to be Southeast Europe’s equivalent of Bordeaux.
The most popular grape that’s cultivated is the…
This thyme is a 100% natural product that was consumed by the Ancient Greeks for its therapeutic action.
It exists in great abundance in all of the peninsula’s alpine regions and it fights…
Don’t miss the authentic Greek cheese that’s present on every table in the Peloponnese. It’s the cheese that represents Greece since the ancient times and you can taste it in…
Myzithra is a typical cheese of the region and it’s produced from sheep and goat milk. You can find it in all areas of the peninsula, in many variations. It usually…