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Things to do
Winter
Kalavryta Ski Centre or Helmos Ski Centre is located on Mount Helmos, near Kalavryta. It has eleven slopes of varying degrees of difficulty, located at an altitude of between 2,330 metres and 1,700 metres.
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Kalavryta (66km)
Kalavryta is a mountainous town in the prefecture of Achaia. They are built in the Aroania Mountains (Chelmo) at an altitude of 735 meters. They are the seat of the homonymous Municipality, as well as the former homonymous Province.
makes it one of the most important centers of the prefecture and one of the most important settlements of the mountainous Peloponnese.
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Ziria Achaias (55km)
It is located in the northern part of Achaia, built at the end of Mount Ziria, which is a tributary of the Panachaikos mountain range, and near the Tsetsevitiko stream that runs south and at a short distance before flowing into the Corinthian Gulf. An important seaside location of the Community of Ziria is the “Panagopoula “On the plateau of Mount Ziria (or Kyllini), at an altitude of 1500 meters, just 10 kilometers from the rapidly developing tourist resort of Trikala Corinthia and within a stone‘s throw from both Athens and Patras, the Ziria Ski Centre has been operating since 2007. It is one of the newest ski resorts in the country, the closest to Attica and is ideal for beginners and families with children who want to take their first steps in skiing.
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Trikala Corinthias (12km)
Trikala is a mountainous village in the prefecture of Corinthia. It is divided into three individual districts (officially different settlements) with a total population of 427 people according to the 2011 census. The districts are divided according to altitude with the lowest village being Kato Sikonia, in the middle is Mesi Sikonia and the highest is Ano Trikala. They are built on the slopes of Mount Ziria (Kyllini) with an average altitude of 980 meters. Due to their beautiful natural environment and their close distance from Athens, they are a popular tourist destination.
Summer
ONAR ZIN is a small residential complex in Ano Loutro, near Xylokastro, 500 m from the sea, consisting of two maisonettes and two studios in a beautiful environment with a wonderful view that combines mountain and sea. In the areas of the complex there is a swimming pool and an outdoor Jacuzzi while for our gastronomic needs there is a wood-fired oven and a barbeque. The building is newly built and all the houses have views of the Corinthian Sea.
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Pefkias (8.7km)
The beach of Pefkias is located in Xylokastro in the prefecture of Corinthia and is 120 km away. from Athens and 94 km. from Patras. Due to the close distance to Attica, it is ideal even for a one-day trip for swimming, but also for short or long holidays. The place is ideal for those who seek relaxation while enjoying swimming in wonderful beaches, along with rest and good food.
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Paralia Eleona (34km)
On its beautiful pebble beach you will surely enjoy a unique and carefree holiday that can include relaxation or cosmopolitan rhythms, depending on your preferences. The village is dominated by the church of Agios Vasileios, which is celebrated on January 1.
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Plaz Xenos
The Plaz Xenos Water slides, Camping, Cafe snack Restaurant at K. Loutro beach in Xylokastro wakes up at 10. 30 every summer morning. Ideal Plaz for the getaway within walking distance from Xylokastro for families and children who can enjoy diving in the pool playing in the water slides of the plaz.
Sightseeing
01.
Agia Lavra Monastery
Agia Lavra is a historical monastery in Kalavryta, one of the oldest monasteries in Greece and mainly in the Peloponnesian area, known as the place where the Greek Revolution began, according to a popular story in Greece.
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Limni Tsivlou
Lake Tsivlou is located in the municipality of Aigialia in the prefecture of Achaia, at an altitude of about 700 meters, on the slopes of Chelmos. It was created on 24 March 1913, when a large landslide in the area blocked the riverbed of the river Krathi. The lake has a surface area of about 8. 3 acres and a depth of about 80 metres. Around and near the lake there are the villages of Peristera, Agia Varvara and Zarouchla. The name of the lake comes from the village of Tsivlos, which was partially swallowed up after the landslide. Local tradition calls it Mavrolimni for the harm it caused.
03.
Odontotος
The Diakoptos – Kalavryta railway line, more commonly known as the Diakoptos – Kalavryta (or simply Odontotos), is a narrow-gauge toothed railway line in Achaia connecting Diakoptos with Kalavryta. A wonderful route that is worth doing.
04.
Corinth Canal (43km)
The Corinth Canal is the canal that connects the Saronic and the Corinthian Gulf, at the location of the Isthmus of Corinth, just east of the city of Corinth.
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Archeological Site of Heraion at Perachora (89km)
Heraion Perachora is located on the peninsula of Perachora, in the north of the Corinthian Gulf, at the western end of the Gerania mountain range. The place was called Heraion from antiquity because of the sanctuary dedicated to Hera located at the cape. The modern name of the area of Perachora comes from the ancient place name ‘Piraeus‘ or ‘Peraea‘. ‘Peria‘ is the abbreviation of the phrase ‘peria land‘ and means the ‘opposite‘ land, the place beyond the sea, the name was probably used because the cape is located opposite the country of Corinth. Between Heraion and Perachora, lies Lake Vouliagmeni, which in ancient times was called Eshatioti
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Rio - Antirrio (81km)
The Rio – Antirrio Bridge or, officially, the Charilaos Trikoupis Bridge, is a cable-stayed bridge completed and put into operation in 2004 through which both the connection between Rio and Antirrio and the connection of the Peloponnese with the western mainland of Greece and upwards and more widely with the rest of Europe were achieved. It is part of the Ionian Road, European Road 55 and European Road 65 and was built by the French company Vinci. While the length of a bridge of this type is often referred to as the total length of its decks, in reality, in scientific static analysis, the active length is only the longest of the roadway decks under a “mast“, in short
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