TRAVELOCAL – Active and Sustainable Holidays in Greece – Entirely Your Way

Aegina is a historical and scenic destination that combines breathtaking beaches, quaint villages and ancient ruins.

• visit the Monastery of Saint Nectarios
• explore the majestic Temple of Aphaia
• the cultivation of pistachio trees
• discover the charming fishing village: Perdika 

Poros is called the pearl of the Argo-Saronic Gulf, because once you are on the island it will generously reveal its beauty.

• beautiful hiking or cycling among the pines and olive trees
• secluded beach and swim after hiking to the Temple of Poseidon
• experience great food, liquers and wine

Hiking through the land of the god of fire, Hephaestus, you'll discover a small oasis of healing and rejuvenation. The natural landscape offers plenty of variety. Key features of the peninsula include:

• The lush green vegetation
• The brown-red volcanic craters
• The thermal springs

Galaxidi is the synonym to nobility, elegance, taste, tranquility and pleasure. This place has a unique charm. It combines: 

• Delightful walks in the alleys of the town
• Visit to Delphi and a treasure hunt designed just for you
• Flavors of the unique, most famous breakfast in Greece

Nafplio or Anapli is a unique destination with great history. I will guide you to another side of Nafplio with:

• cycling in the city
• visit distillery
• swimming at beautiful scenary beaches and
• staying in privileded accommodations

I wanted to do a trip that combines historical importance with natural beauty suitable for my family and I thought of Kalavryta that combines:

• a rack railway trip
• contact with nature and exploration
• historical sights

This is a very surprising walk on the northern slopes of Mt. Penteli, famous for its Penteli Marble. 

• enjoy dense forest and views as far as Lake Marathon
• walk past 3 churches in the countryside
• visit the ancient marble quarry turned into an open air museum
• have a day outing for 3.95 Euro only per family or group of friends

• The walk is about 6km and lasts 3 hours including the stops at the churches & things to see.
• Because the path is stony and the elevation gain is 270m, one needs to be reasonably fit.
• We recommend good walking shoes or boots.
• Take picnic lunch & water bottle.
• Don't forget to bring your camera and/or smart phone

Mani, in the south of the Peloponnese, where you can enjoy local specialties and explore nature on foot or by bike.

• Discover the Mani region
• Sunset Biketour 

Galatas is the peaceful counterpart to Poros, surrounded by lemon groves and offering sea views. It's the perfect base to explore the Peloponnese – this is where your journey through authentic Greece begins.

• Discover Galatas & Poros
• Greek Cooking Class & Lunch
• Sea Kayaking on Poros