Limeni - Kalamata - Voidokilla - Cypressia - Kalo Nero

The fortress, which offers a magnificent view of the sea and the entire city of Kalamata, was built in 1208 by the Crusaders (closed on Tuesdays). At the foot of the fortress there is a nunnery of St. Constantine and Elena Kalogreon of the XVIII century, where you can see the traditional process of making natural silk on ancient machines. Here you can buy luxurious scarves and shawls, as well as beautiful ties made by nuns. And don't forget that Kalamata is the birthplace of the most famous Greek olives "Kalamon".

A shortstop in the picturesque seaside Pilos, where there is its own citadel - the Ottoman fortress Neocastro, founded in the XVI century (closed on Tuesdays). From above you can clearly see Navarino Bay, there was a sea battle between the fleet of Russia, England, France and the Turkish-Egyptian fleet in 1827. Have a snack in the city or stock up on water and sandwiches, because next you will find an exotic paradise beach, where you can forget for a long time, swimming and sunbathing. The beach is in a natural reserve, so it is not equipped.