Greece Peloponnese Pylos

When not relaxing on the beaches, explore Pylos history, from its Neolithic roots to its 19C New Town established by the French.

Dating to the 13C, this imposing, expansive fortress on the sea features work by the Venetians, Turks, Greeks, and French.

Start and end your days in the historic center, where the locals, landmarks, and fresh sea air relax you for the next adventure.

This 16C Turkish fortress allows you to walk along its walls, offering a unique look into the structure and unsurpassed bay views.

On the site of an ancient acropolis, these 13C Frankish ruins offer panoramic views that explain why this site was so strategic.

Enjoy swimming in the stunning turquoise waters and strolling along the white sandy beaches of Pylos.

The best preserved Mycenaean palace ever found, these remains held 1300 BC artifacts, numerous Linear B tablets, and a bath.