Kalamata, located in the southern Peloponnese, is known for its beautiful coastline, rich history, and vibrant culture.
The town’s long, sandy beach is perfect for sunbathing and swimming, while the picturesque marina offers a delightful setting for evening walks. Kalamata is also famous for its olives and olive oil, and visitors can explore local markets and enjoy fresh, delicious cuisine. The historic center of Kalamata features charming streets, the impressive Church of Ypapanti, and the Kalamata Castle, which offers panoramic views of the town and the sea.
Greece is world-famous for its majestic 16,000 km coastline – the third longest in Europe. About 6,000 of its islands and islets are scattered around the crystal-clear blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea, of which 227 are inhabited year-long.