Discover the thrill of breathing underwater and try scuba diving for the first time under close instructor supervision. You’ll learn skills in the ocean and see the beauty of the local area. No prior experience necessary.

Our fleet comprises a diverse range of boats capable of accommodating various needs. We offer the option to rent ribs or polyester boats, with or without the requirement for a license.

If you lack experience in boat navigation, allow us to arrange a splendid day at sea for you with the boat of your preference. Our seasoned captains will skillfully guide you to your desired destinations, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience.

This is a half day sea kayaking trip in one of the most spectacular areas of the Peloponnese in southern Greece. Paddle your kayak at a relaxed pace, explore sea caves, visit remote islets, and stop for swimming and snorkeling at a secluded beach.

Set on the hill of Epano Englianos in the region of Messenia (or Messinia) in Western Peloponnese, the Palace of Nestor is a 25-minute drive from the modern town of Pylos or a one-hour drive from Kalamata.

Before the Palace was built, the hill and its surrounding area had been inhabited continuously since the 20th century BC.The earliest successful excavation of Nestor’s Palace took place in 1939 when archaeologists found the first Linear B clay tablets there. Excavation works resumed after World War II in 1952 and continue until today.

Voidokilia is considered one of the most gorgeous beaches in the Mediterranean, not just in Greece. And that’s saying a lot since Greece and the Mediterranean are full of breathtakingly beautiful beaches!

Christopher Nolan’s long-awaited cinematic adaptation of ‘The Odyssey’ was filmed in this area, with the first scenes set against the rugged coastal backdrop of Voidokilia beach. The production, wrapped in secrecy, has transformed the historic region into an ancient world, complete with elaborate sets and meticulously crafted period details.

The "palace on top" overlooking the iconic horseshoe-shaped Voidokilia Beach in Greece is the ruined Old Navarino Castle (Paleokastro), a 13th-century Frankish fortress offering breathtaking panoramic views of the beach and Navarino Bay. While the castle itself is closed to visitors for safety, you can hike up its hill from the beach for stunning photo opportunities, passing Nestor's Cave along the way, a significant Mycenaean site linked to King Nestor of Pylos.

Nestled in the picturesque town of Pylos on the southwestern coast of the Peloponnese. Νeokastro or Niokastro stands as a testament to Greece’s rich historical tapestry and stunning architectural prowess. Also known as the New Navarino Fortress, Neokastro offers visitors a captivating blend of history, culture, and breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape and Ionian Sea. Here’s why Neokastro should be at the top of your travel itinerary.

Built by the Venetians in the early 13th century on a rocky promontory, the castle of Methoni is among the largest ones in the Mediterranean. You will be impressed by the 14 arch stone bridge connecting the castle to the shore, which replaced the timber one that stood there before the Venetians. The celebrated symbol of Venice, the lion of San Marco, is engraved on the gate of the castle. You will also see emblems, blazons, inscriptions, and reliefs belonging to Venetian lords, the relics of two Ottoman bathhouses, the Loredan and Bembo bastions, parts of Agia Sophia Byzantine Church, the chapel of Agia Sotira built in 1830 by the French, and the Morozini Column among other sights.

Your visit to Greece would not be complete without a visit to this national treasure.

One of the most charming and interesting neighborhoods in downtown Athens. Plaka is a wonderful place to enjoy a meal and do some shopping. The winding cobblestone streets and lively atmosphere is sure to steal your heart.