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Both of these quaint hotels are relatively new yet built in traditional style and espouse a philosophy of sustainable tourism.

Cosy studios and apartments await visitors at these two charming family-run hotels, along with local breakfasts and all the comforts of a first-class property, from air conditioning to Wifi. There's a sun-lounge just a few meters from the seaside at the Anniska, and a lovely pool just one minute away at the Liakoto. Discover organic olive oils and wines from the region, as well as a variety of foods and sweets. Take a stroll down to the village to experience the real life in rural Greece.

The hotel's eco-philosophy is commendable, starting with the rooms which feature the Coco-mat natural mattresses and bedding to the bathrooms which boast the natural Korres line of products. Energy saving, water conservation, local purchasing, waste management, recycling and other considerations that drive sustainable tourism have all been incorporated into the hotel's environmental awareness policy.

For eco-activities you will find different hiking possibilities around, intriguing caves by teh sea, bike riding and a variety of Mediterranean fauna and flora to delight yourself in. Also noteworthy is the little Kardamili museum and the Post-Byzantine archaeological site there as well. This part of Messinia and the Peloponnese is rich with history and culture from various civilizations. The Liakoto and Anniska are your gateway to an amazing experience in the heart of Greece.

Messinia

Generous nature, historic wars and a clash of several cultures during the millennia have given way to a little piece of paradise on Earth. Filled with stone towers, enchanting castles, stunning beaches, diving opportunities, and famous sites such as Olympia and Messene, the prefecture of Messinia is bound to captivate every eco visitor. Its capital is Kalamata, actually built on reclaimed swampland, and now known for its castle, lazy coffee shops by the sea and cultural events. It features a couple of must-see museums and serves as a good starting point for excursions to the rest of Messinia. Read more bellow...

Blessed with an outstanding sandy beach Messinia boasts a variety of authentically traditional and picturesque villages to wander through. Happening beach towns such as Methoni with its castle and Kyparissia with cobblestone streets contrast with the agriculture seaside town of Gargaliani and coastal town of Kardamili beside the Virou gorge. Kardamili is also the site of a historic castle and Agios Spiridon – one of the oldest churches in Greece dating from the 6th century. Noteworthy as well is the historical, traditional town of Pylos that feels more like an island and hides its troubled history well. The town of Koroni, built on the site of a prehistoric settlement, is also amazing with its castle, whitewashed houses and narrow streets. Like many others, Koroni's history and culture was shaped by ancient peoples, as well as by the Venetians, Byzantines, Ottomans and modern Greeks.

The village of Agia Theodora features 17 huge trees growing out of its roof, while Leontari boasts three Byzantine churches with stunning frescoes. Then there's the village of Tripi where its nearby gorge was supposedly used by the Spartans to hurl their weak babies to death. On higher elevations the town of Exohori represents the perfect point to discover the Virou gorge. It also has mountain roads that lead up to Taygetos mountain, accessible by 4-wheel drives only. Diverse wildlife and flora are the rewards of those who venture on the magical trails of these mountains.

Visit the Golden beach, the beaches of Voidokoilia, Romanos and Petrohori. Climb to the Palaiokastro (old castle) from where the view is breathtaking. Explore the whole area which consists of many olive trees. Climb the natural paths leading to King Nestor's cave in nearby Pylos. This region hides so much secrets that will truly amaze the visitor.

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Anniska, Kardamili

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If you want an eco-friendly adventure by the sea, among olive groves and rolling hills of the Peloponnese, head to the two sister hotels Anniska and Liakoto in Kardamili.
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