I took this photo in Messinia, Greece in summer 2016. It's of Voidokilia Beach and it's surroundings. Voidokilia Beach is on the Peloponnese peninsula and it was the most picturesque beach that I visited during that Greek trip, which was almost exclusively in Messinia. On that mountain is Nestor's Cave and above this are the ruins of a 13th-century Frankish castle (Old Navarino or Palaiokastro). Look closely and you will see :). I didn't get to walk up there. It was brutally hot that day and I spent most of the time at the beach. But, I did make time for some hiking. Near where I took this photo there was a lot of medieval or ancient ruins. Near those beautiful rocks. I had to be careful when walking on them, but it was worth it!

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Goatshed, a Romantic Cottage .Sleeps 3.( 2 Ideal )Walk to long sandy beach.

5/5 Excellent

Simply wonderful

"Such a special place; quirky, comfortable, well stocked, great location, peaceful, surrounded by nature, just simply wonderful. Fida and Chris were the loveliest of hosts, providing a delicious welcome pack and lots of info about the area."

A verified traveler stayed at Goatshed, a Romantic Cottage .Sleeps 3.( 2 Ideal )Walk to long sandy beach.

Posted 20 hours ago

The Romanos, a Luxury Collection Resort, Costa Navarino

5/5 Excellent

"the hotel property and facilities are great, the service over the top. The beds are very hard but they accommodated us with mattress toppers which helped. Only draw back is the wine prices are over the top for what the wines are and i know a profit is needed but not three times the value. A average wine ( by any measure ) costs some 2-300 euros- ridiculous and as well they cannot make a regular alcoholic drink ( as is typical in many European hotels) so just buy beer. Also never saw the tiniest scoop of ice cream for 4.5 euro as if they would go broke from a full scoop. The restaurant food was average in the steak house, very good in italian and lebanese and breakfast buffet is fantastic.The value for the money spent is not as good as in Athens, Mykonons, Santorini or Rhodes but the stay was very nice overall."

A verified traveler stayed at The Romanos, a Luxury Collection Resort, Costa Navarino

Posted 5 days ago