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London Gatwick to Kalamata

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Why fly to Kalamata?

The Peloponnese Region encompasses all the elements that you could hope to experience on a getaway to Southern Greece. From History to local cuisine, Culture & Arts and Nature, the Region is a destination full of gems waiting to be discovered. The Peloponnese is also known for its magnificent landscapes, sun-drenched sandy beaches, hidden caves and lakes, trekking paths, traditional villages and ski resorts.

Ancient Messene: Explore a city that is 2,500 years old, bigger than Ancient Athens and with a pioneering zoning plan that ensured the fair distribution of land, to rich and poor alike. Within ancient Messene you’ll find a number of concerts and events being hosted at a spectacular theatre.Ancient Olympia: A UNESCO World Heritage site, the cradle of the Olympic Games, which started during the 4th century BC, is an area of unique natural beauty where you can explore the stadium and gymnasium as well as the Museum hosting important antiquities related to the ancient Olympic Games.Temple of Apollo Epicurius: The ancient temple from the 4th century BC is the best preserved ancient Temple in Greece, with a large part of its roof intact. It was awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO even before the before the Parthenon.

Dunes Beach: A 1.5 km long sandy beach, on the Ionian Sea with beach service and sports like kitesurfing, beach volley and lunch at seafront restaurants featuring seafood and other specialties prepared with the freshest local ingredients.Hryssi Akti Beach: Located between the Bay of Navarino and Gialova lagoon, this long sandy strip of land beach provides the ideal place to take in the varied landscape, the island of Sfaktiria and the charming seaside town of Pylos.Finikounda Beach: A beautiful sandy beach peppered with beach bars, cafes and restaurants, but also offering completely pristine areas where you can quietly relax on the sand, Finikounda is a beach where everyone can find their perfect spot.

The land of Messinia produces the yummiest of dishes. You won’t need to look far to find age-old traditional recipes, such as diples, lallagia and kagiana, or rooster with noodles (hylopites), are all prepared with fresh ingredients, and are enjoyed in a spirit of harmony and true friendship. The local cuisine of Messinia features numerous recipes based on extra virgin olive-oil. It’s distinctive flavour and smooth taste make it the perfect accompaniment to vegetables, pasta, meat, fish and sweets.

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When's the best time to go?

Best time to visit

June, July, and August are Kalamata's most popular months. The weather during this time is roasting and dry and the sea temperature is just perfect. The beach will be on everybody's mind so go early and prepare for some competition to get the best spot.

Avoid the crowds

Visit Kalamata in September or October and you'll avoid both the busiest months of high summer and the peak prices that go with them. September and October are only marginally cooler than August and the sea has not yet started to cool down. You'll have a lot more elbow space in the Old Town and on the beach too.