Welcome to Argolida!
Imagine the Aegean waves lapping at the sun-drenched shores, as you wander the ruins of Mycenae’s palace, echoing with tales of Agamemnon. Next, lose yourself in the romantic seaside charm of Nafplio, or be swept away by the power of ancient drama at the Epidaurus Theatre.
Argolida is more than just beauty, it’s a time-traveling adventure waiting to be discovered!
Venetian charm meets Greek soul: Romance your senses
Nafplio is a captivating town with a rich history and stunning architecture. As the first capital of Greece after the country gained independence, Nafplio showcases a blend of Venetian, Ottoman, and neoclassical influences in its buildings and narrow streets.
Explore the iconic Palamidi Fortress situated on a hill overlooking the town, or visit Bourtzi, a small fortress located on a small islet in the harbor. Nafplio is also famous for its vibrant Old Town, filled with charming boutiques, tavernas, and cafes.
Walk around the vibrant Old City of Nafplio
Where myth met culture: Explore Epidaurus’ healing legacy.
Its renowned archaeological site, the ancient theater of Epidaurus (located in Ligourio) is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is known for its exceptional acoustics. During the summer months, the theater hosts various performances, including ancient Greek dramas and concerts.
Apart from the theater, you can explore the archaeological site that includes the Sanctuary of Asclepius, the Ancient Stadium, and the Museum of Epidavros.
Acoustics that defy time: Be captivated by ancient performance.
A charming seaside village nestled in a picturesque bay.
Bask on the golden sands of Psili Ammos beach, where crystal-clear waters invite you to swim, snorkel, or simply relax under the warm Greek sun. Embark on an unforgettable boat trip to nearby islands like Hydra, Spetses, and Poros, each offering a unique blend of cultural experiences and breathtaking landscapes. For a touch of history, delve into the fascinating past at the ancient site of Asine.
As day turns to night, savor fresh seafood delicacies at a waterfront taverna, letting the gentle sea breeze and twinkling lights serenade you.
Psili Ammos: part of the vibrant, long sandy beach of Tolo.
Echoes of heroes: Where myth and history collide.
Mycenae is an ancient citadel city steeped in history and mythology. This archaeological site was once a significant center of power in ancient Greece and is associated with the legendary figures of King Agamemnon and the Trojan War.
Explore the imposing Lion Gate, the Royal Tombs, and the ruins of the ancient city walls to get a glimpse into the ancient Mycenaean civilization. The Archaeological Museum of Mycenae provides further insights into the site’s history.
Entrance of the Great King Agamemnon’s tomb
Where history whispers from every step: Explore Argos’ ancient heart.
It is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the world, known for its ancient ruins, including the old theater and Larisa Fortress. The city has a charming Old Town with traditional houses, shops, and cafes. Don’t miss the Archaeological Museum of Argos, showcasing a fascinating collection of artifacts.
Argos offers a captivating blend of history and modern amenities, making it a worthwhile destination to explore.
The newly renovated St. Peter’s Central Square
There are several well-known beaches in Argolida, each with its unique charm.
In Kantia you will find tranquil shores with crystal-clear waters. Tolo is a popular resort village with a long sandy beach and a vibrant waterfront lined with cafes and restaurants. Vivari offers a picturesque bay with calm waters and a peaceful atmosphere. Kondili is a small cove nestled in a scenic landscape, providing a setting for relaxation. Iria is another beautiful beach known for its golden sand and crystal-clear waters, ideal for swimming and sunbathing.
Pack your beach bag and create unforgettable moments with your loved ones!
Karathona, a long sandy beach just a short drive from Nafplio
