A nine-kilometre {{strong:sand beach}} backed by an umbrella-pine forest and the Strofylia wetland — the longest natural beach in the Peloponnese, lightly developed, with the cleanest summer water in the prefecture.
Kalogria is a NATURA-protected coastal strip: nine kilometres of sand, twelve kilometres of umbrella-pine forest behind, and the Strofylia wetland — the largest single natural wetland on the western Peloponnese.
The northern half of the beach is the developed end (a small hotel, three beach bars, parking). The southern half has nothing on it but sand and pine. There are flamingos in the wetland from October through April, and in the summer the water is the cleanest on this coast.
The interesting things sit on a single 15-km coastal strip. Park once, walk most of it.
Tell us a little about the trip you want — pace, who's coming, how you'd like to spend your mornings. We'll build the days.
