| Messinia
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| | bastion of disappearing Greek village
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| Messinia lays on the southern part of
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| | life. The rural villages in this area are
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| mainland Greece, now divided from the
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| | beautifully authentic, traditional and
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| mainland by the Corinth Canal. The
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| | spread out. The local villagers are
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| peninsula hosts some of the most
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| | friendly and welcoming, often plying new
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| important and impressive ancient sites in
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| | tourists with gifts of wine and oranges.
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| Greece. It has a warm winter, it's not
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| | The city of Kalamata with all its
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| too hot in summer and boasts some of the
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| | facilities nestles at the head of the
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| best and cleanest beaches in the whole of
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| | Messini Bay in between the two
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| Greece. Even in the height of the summer
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| | peninsulas, thus making it an ideal
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| holiday season there are no more than a
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| | location for a dream holiday.
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| handful of people to be seen on them.
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| | Kalamata
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| The mountain landscape of the Messinian
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| | The capital and chief port of Messinia,
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| Mani is simple stunning and is dominated
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| | Kalamata is the land of the Kalamatianos
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| by Taygetos, one of the largest mountain
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| ranges in the Peloponnese. Whereas the
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| Messinian peninsular has rolling hills
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| and fertile valleys considered to be the
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| market garden and wine centre of Greece.
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| It is an ideal place to relax and go for
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| walks. Wander off the beaten track into
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| the old hill towns and discover the true
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| beauty of the region. A world apart
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| from the islands, the beautiful and
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| sparsely populated the Peloponnese is a
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