Melissi 1932 - Seaside villa

The area is suitable for relaxation and for mountain and sea excursions.

The villa is located in Melissi, a small seaside village directly by the coast (Gulf of Corinth), just 70′ from Athens, with a direct connection to the Athens Eleftherios Venizelos airport and Piraeus port (via the suburban railway).

The neighbourhood has a “periptero” (kiosk), a small grocery store, a bakery, a pharmacy, a gas station, as well as some tavernas at walking distance.

Nearby villages/towns of Xylokastro, Sykia, Diminio and Kiato also offer a variety of tavernas and local bars, as well as larger supermarkets and grocery stores.

The property is secluded and quiet, but it is also ideally situated for daily excursions at sea or in the mountains, as there are many places worth visiting in the vicinity. Pefkias in Xylokastro (3km), is a peaceful 2km beach amidst a pine forest. It is free to access but also has 2 beach bars with sunbeds and umbrellas, if preferred.

A car is recommended to move around the area, and we can arrange a car rental or organise excursions for your group upon request. 

 

An ancient city of Wester Corinthia, once governed by King Agamemnon, where you can find the archaeological site with an imposing theatre, the gymnasium, stadium, parliament and an ancient temple dating back to the 6th century BC. You can also visit the Archaeological Museum, which is housed in the former Roman baths.
Ancient Sikyon (15km)
Ancient Corinth was built at the foot of Acrocorinth, the rocky hill located southwest of the modern city. The city is filled with ancient sites to visit, and a hike up Acrocorinth is more than recommended!
Ancient Corinth (25km)
A group of 3 picturesque mountainous villages found on the slopes of Mount Ziria (Kyllini), with an average altitude of 980 meters. Because of their proximity to Athens but also the beauty of the mountainous region with its fir tree forests, springs, and many hiking trails it has become a very popular year-round destination for travellers coming from Athens as well as the nearby towns. Mt Ziria also has a small ski resort, which operates during the winter months.
Trikala (30km)
Stymphalia is a marshy lake located in mountainous Corinthia. It is located on a plateau at 600m, between mountains Kyllini and Oligyrtos. It is a refuge as well as a breeding ground for migrating birds, and a recognised Natura protected area. It retains water mainly during the winter months, when its area reaches 3.5 sq km. It is mentioned in the Greek mythology, as one of Hercules’ labours was to exterminate the Stymphalian birds that had infested the Arcadian woods. Ancient
Lake Stymphalia (35km)
Nemea is the largest wine-producing territory in Greece, dating back to the 5th century BC. It is therefore a renowned wine tasting destination, known for the local Agiorgitiko variety but also producing most local and international varieties. The vast majority or vineyards and wine producers in the area are open to the public and organise wine tours which should not be missed! Nemea was known in the ancient times for the Nemean Games (one of the Panhellenic Games of Ancient Greece, the other being the Olympic Games in Olympia, the Pythian Games in Delphi and the Isthmian Games) taking place every 2 years in honour of Zeus from the 6th century BC. In the archaeological site in Nemea one can visit the temple of Zeus, dating back to the 6th century BC, as well as the remains of the stadium where the games were once held.
Nemea (65km)
An artificial lake of Western Corinthia, found at an altitude of 900m between Aroania (Helmos) and Pentelia mountains. Surrounded by fir forests and snow-peaked mountaintops, Lake Doxa presents a truly breathtaking scenery worth visiting. A thin strip of land that enters the lake, houses the picturesque St Fanourios church. The area is ideal for hiking but also offers a wide array of activities, including canoeing in the lake.
Lake Doxa (70km)
Found at the foot of Aroania (Helmos) mountain at an altitude of about 735 meters, Kalavrita are known for their ski resort (one of the largest in Greece), which operates throughout the winter season (usually from December until late March). Kalavrita is also found at the end of the rack railway Odontotos, a scenic 22km route running from Diakopto and through the Vourakis Gorge and the old Mega Spilaion Monastery offering unparallel views of the mountainous region.
Kalavrita (75km)
The Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, dating back to 340 BC, was dedicated to Asclepius, God of medicine, and is one of the most important and better-preserved ancient theatres in Greece, with a capacity of about 14,000 spectators. A UNESCO World Heritage site, after being discovered the theatre started being used again in 1938 and is currently one of the main sites of the Athens and Epidaurus Festival, hosting national and international theatrical performances of ancient drama every weekend from June till late August.
Epidaurus (90km)
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