Plytra

Plytra is a popular summer destination for people of all ages.

All types of holiday accommodation are available, as well as a variety of options for eating out and enjoying the evenings.

There are a number of open spaces where children can play, including the Blue Flag beach, Pahia Ammos.

At the edge of the village is the ancient sunken city, visible to swimmers using ordinary swimming goggles. There are also ancient ruins on the shore.

Plytra’s harbour provides moorings for all kinds of recreational craft. On the other side of the bay is the pretty settlement of Karavostasi.

Access

Plytra can be reached by passing through the town of Papadianika. There is plenty of parking space within the village.

The small sea secret of Laconia

Where Mt. Parnonas dives in the sea, where Myrtoo Sea reaches the horizon, there nestles Kyparissi. It is at a Peloponnesian tip that dangerously looks like the end of the world. 

But once you see the sun rising from the sea, you will forget everything else