Rich in history and steeped in mythology, the Peloponnese is a large peninsula in southern Greece, forming the part of the country south of the Gulf of Corinth.
Named for the founder of the Olympic Games, King Pelops, the peninsula reaches out its rocky, beach-fringed fingers into the azure waters of the Aegean Sea and is home to beautiful countryside dominated by olive groves and carob trees. The Peloponnese has long been a favoured weekend and holiday destination for Athenians due to its proximity to Greece’s capital, its mild climate and peaceful scenery.
From London: 3 hours
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The climate is Mediterranean with long hot sunny days often from April through to the end of September, and pleasant, warm evenings. Temperatures in July and August can easily reach beyond 30 degrees. The water is warm until mid-November, however, the rainy season begins mid-October.
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