Small Hotels Taking Steps Towards Sustainability in Arcadia

Set in the mountain village of Vytina, the hotel is mainly built from stone and wood.

On the east Peloponnesean coast, 4km from Tyros Kinourias, this complex offers high quality vacations.

Immersed in the charming village of Leonidio, Agroktima offers a sublime retreat, featuring stone-built properties that radiate traditional hospitality. The resort is situated amidst a Mediterranean landscape of verdant mountains and deep blue waters. At the base of Mount Parnon, it serves as an excellent location for guests to discover the surrounding areas of Leonidio, offering a multitude of energetic and unforgettable activities.
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\nAgroktima's accommodation embodies Tsakonian architecture, consisting of ten farmhouses intricately built with raw stone, wood, and iron. These elements come together to create a uniquely rustic setting, enhanced by traditional furnishings, wooden ceilings, handmade needlework, and a country-style fireplace. Further experiences offered include tours of the resort's organic tomato, orange, and pomegranate groves, and an introduction to the process of bee pollination. The resort also welcomes guests with pets, ensuring a delightful stay for both humans and their four-legged companions amidst the lush green surroundings.

Located in the traditional village of Dimitsana, this guesthouse features rooms that combine both elegant and traditional features.

Situated in Leonidio, the capital of Tsakonia, Troumpas Family Rooms & Apartments offers guests an authentic taste of Tsakonian hospitality. This area is renowned for its recreational activities, including over 450 climbing routes and various hiking trails, as well as stunning beaches for relaxation and swimming. The family-run business provides comfortable and functional two-room apartments, each equipped with individual balconies offering scenic views of the Greek Sea and colorful gardens, depending on the season.
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\nThe apartments are conveniently located just a five-minute walk from the central beach of Plaka, making them perfect for summer vacations. There are two organized beaches nearby, offering amenities like canteens and cafes that provide free umbrellas and sunbeds. For dining, the picturesque Plaka harbor houses various establishments, including fish taverns, restaurants, and a pizzeria, serving a range of dishes made from fresh local produce and traditional Tsakonian recipes. Upon arrival, guests receive a welcoming basket filled with seasonal fruits, vegetables, and homemade products from the Troumpas Family farm.