A mainland peninsula packed with ancient sites, castle towns, mountain villages and empty golden beaches.

Capital of the wild Mani peninsula, all grey stone, war towers and caves nearby.

Laconia's pastel port town, with a causeway to the islet where Paris and Helen slept.

Messinia's olive capital, with a four-kilometre seafront and the Taygetos mountains behind.

Stone tower village in the Mani where the mountains drop straight into the sea.

Castle town on the Messinian gulf, known for Zaga beach and its olive groves.

A Venetian sea fortress on a spit of land, with a sandy beach right beside it.

A Byzantine town hidden on the far side of a vast rock, invisible from the mainland.

A ruined Byzantine city climbing a hillside, with frescoed churches and a castle at the top.

Greece's first capital: Venetian old town, two fortresses and a sea castle in the harbour.

Birthplace of the Olympic Games, a shaded archaeological site beside the Alfeios river.

Greece's third city and carnival capital, linked to the mainland by the Rio-Antirrio bridge.

Yacht harbour opposite Spetses, the mainland base for the Argolic coast's sheltered bays.

Arcaded square, an Ottoman fortress and the huge Navarino bay with Voidokilia beach.
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Five kilometres of open sand near Gythio, a loggerhead nesting site and surf spot.
Castle town on the Messinian gulf, known for Zaga beach and its olive groves.
Arcaded square, an Ottoman fortress and the huge Navarino bay with Voidokilia beach.
Capital of the wild Mani peninsula, all grey stone, war towers and caves nearby.
A small Mani cove split by a huge rock, with deep clear water for jumping.
Greece's third city and carnival capital, linked to the mainland by the Rio-Antirrio bridge.